'Pakistan’s Military Runs Foreign Policy, Shares Power With Govt': Khawaja Asif’s Big Admission

Shakira's foundation helps 224,000 children, builds schools and boosts higher education

From 'crackdown' to 'clashes': How Western media described CJP's protest in India and student demonstration in France

Two student-led movements in India and France have drawn global attention, but how have Western outlets told their stories? From headlines to the voices they highlight, a closer look at coverage raises questions about language, emphasis and how readers come to understand the protests taking place.

‘Would defile sanctity’: Madras HC says Non-Hindus with religious markers should not be allowed entry in Agamic Temples

The Madras High Court ruled that non-Hindus may enter Tamil Nadu’s Agamic temples only if they respect the deity and follow temple customs. The bench said visitors need not convert to Hinduism, and directed authorities to enforce entry rules without yielding to political pressure.

Who is Lt Gen IS Rathore? IMA alumnus with rich operational, technical experience becomes 43rd MCEME Commandant

Lieutenant General (Lt) Gen IS Rathore succeeded Lieutenant General Neeraj Varshney, who was the 42nd Commandant of MCEME. Varshney was superannuated on October 31, 2026.

Noise complaints halt outdoor music events at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, organisers rue loss of venue

The Keppel Road venue's capacity and accessibility make it suitable for such large-scale events, said organisers, adding that it's difficult to find similar venues at affordable rates.

Oprah Winfrey’s $60 million Maui wildfire relief fund helped thousands; now her donation brings new CT scanner to local hospital

Oprah Winfrey and Dwayne Johnson launched the People's Fund of Maui to support wildfire survivors and provided significant financial assistance. Winfrey made a separate donation for a new CT scanner at Maui Memorial Medical Center to enhance healthcare services. The scanner aims to improve diagnosis and treatment for all patients, benefiting the wider Maui community. This contribution is part of a broader effort to strengthen healthcare infrastructure on the island.

Trump Bets On His Rallies, Speeches For Republicans' Midterms Win

Trump won Ohio in all three of his presidential runs, but a Marist Poll in October found only 43 percent approving of the job he's doing and 55% disapproving.

Rubio: Manila to host Quad leaders’ summit

MANILA, Philippines — The next Quad Leaders’ Summit will be held in Manila this month, bringing together the leaders of India, the United States, Japan and Australia at a crucial moment for the Indo-Pacific region, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Saturday. “[H]opefully we’ll be announcing very soon, if we haven’t already, that

Asian shares mostly advance but tech stocks remain volatile, while oil sinks 3.3%

Asian shares are mostly higher but technology stocks remain volatile

Black Hole Blast Shapes Structure: Astronomers trace ‘Treble Clef’ origins; collision revives radio glow

Astronomers have uncovered that the peculiar Treble Clef formation stems from a black hole eruption and the merger of two galaxy clusters. Observations from a variety of telescopes across different wavelengths revealed that the explosive event launched particles, which were later re-energized through the cluster collision. This groundbreaking research enhances our understanding of how cosmic phenomena can fundamentally alter the structures within the universe.

Teen-Led Wildlife Effort: Georgia student turns Johns Creek into habitat model; certification endures

In a remarkable effort, Malcolm Barnard led a campaign to promote wildlife conservation in Johns Creek, Georgia, achieving the status of a certified habitat community. He focused on educating the community while engaging schools and organizations to adopt wildlife-friendly practices. By 2013, all public schools in the area were recognized by the National Wildlife Federation, fostering a vision of interconnected habitats rather than isolated green spaces.

China's 5,000-Ton Digging Machines Could Hit India's Infrastructure Push

Beijing's newest export controls target construction equipment - including tunnel-boring machines, some of the world's largest and most complex industrial devices.