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Pakistan’s Power Crisis Deepens as Neelum Jhelum Dam Lies Dormant Amid Funds Crunch

MUZAFFARABAD — For over a year, Pakistan’s Neelum Jhelum Hydropower Project—a $6 billion (508 billion rupees) marvel meant to light up homes and power industries—has sat idle, its 969-megawatt capacity silenced by

05 Mar, 2025

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Indian Sisters’ Sansaar Aims to Redefine Luxury Home Décor with Bold 2025 Plan

DELHI, Feb. 25, 2025 — Sansaar, the eco-conscious home décor brand founded by Indian sisters Sanjana and Sarah Arora, is charging into 2025 with a market plan that could make it a

05 Mar, 2025

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India’s Skilled Professionals Find New Opportunities in Finland’s Thriving Tech and Research Sectors

New Delhi: Finland is rolling out the welcome mat for India’s skilled workforce, offering a range of career prospects in fields like IT, engineering, game development, and cutting-edge research, according to a

05 Mar, 2025

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India’s Startups: The Dreamers Building a Digital Nation

BANGALORE, India — In a nation of 1.4 billion, where chaos meets opportunity, a new breed of dreamers is rewriting India’s future. Startups—born in cramped apartments, fueled by grit and cheap coffee—are

05 Mar, 2025

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Urdu’s Enduring Voice: A Language of Freedom and Unity Thrives Against the Odds

In a world of 7,102 languages, Urdu stands tall—second only to Chinese in global speakers, with 588 million voices carrying its lyrical cadence, according to a Riyadh-based study by the King Abdullah

04 Mar, 2025

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Gwadar Airport: A $230 Million Runway to Nowhere

GWADAR, Pakistan — The ribbon-cutting at Gwadar International Airport in October 2024 was a spectacle of optimism. Fireworks lit up the Balochistan sky, dignitaries clapped, and Pakistan’s government hailed it as a

04 Mar, 2025

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A Near Miss in the Sky Signals China’s Growing Threat in the South China Sea

SCARBOROUGH SHOAL, South China Sea — Somewhere over the turquoise waters of the South China Sea, a Philippine pilot’s voice crackled over the radio, steady but tense. “You’re flying too close,” he

04 Mar, 2025

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India’s Fashion Renaissance: Blending Global Chic with Local Soul

NEW DELHI — As the world’s fashion currents ripple through India, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Indian women, long admired for their sartorial elegance, are redefining style by weaving global trends into

04 Mar, 2025

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Bangladesh’s China Gambit Under Yunus Risks a Reckoning

DHAKA — When Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh’s interim leader and Nobel laureate, took the reins after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster in August 2024, he inherited a nation at a crossroads. Six months later, his

04 Mar, 2025

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HealthSync’s Impact: Bridging India’s Healthcare Divide

In India, where gleaming cities tower over sprawling villages, healthcare remains a stubborn divide—urban abundance versus rural scarcity. Enter HealthSync, a telemedicine startup launched in 2021 by Priya Sharma, a 29-year-old entrepreneur

04 Mar, 2025

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March 2025 - Page 11

Pakistan’s Power Crisis Deepens as Neelum Jhelum Dam Lies Dormant Amid Funds Crunch

Indian Sisters’ Sansaar Aims to Redefine Luxury Home Décor with Bold 2025 Plan

India’s Skilled Professionals Find New Opportunities in Finland’s Thriving Tech and Research Sectors

India’s Startups: The Dreamers Building a Digital Nation

Urdu’s Enduring Voice: A Language of Freedom and Unity Thrives Against the Odds

Gwadar Airport: A $230 Million Runway to Nowhere

A Near Miss in the Sky Signals China’s Growing Threat in the South China Sea

India’s Fashion Renaissance: Blending Global Chic with Local Soul

Bangladesh’s China Gambit Under Yunus Risks a Reckoning

HealthSync’s Impact: Bridging India’s Healthcare Divide

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