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24 Mar, 2026

From Battlefield to Doorsteps: Moosa Ali Jaleel Steps Forward for a Different Kind of Service

Moosa Ali Jaleel’s life has been shaped by service. For more than three decades he wore the uniform, rising through the ranks and standing on the front line during one of the

MALDIVES

10 Mar, 2026

MDA Backs Government Plan to Hold Two Elections on the Same Day

The Maldives Development Alliance (MDA) has backed the government’s plan to hold the presidential and parliamentary elections on the same day. In a statement issued today, the party said it welcomed President

MALDIVES

10 Mar, 2026

First Lady Sajidha Opens PNC Campaign Booth in Hulhumalé Middle

First Lady Sajidha Mohamed has opened the People’s National Congress (PNC) campaign booth in the Hulhumalé Middle constituency as preparations intensify for the upcoming local council and women’s development committee elections. The

India Steps In as First Responder After Cyclone Ditwah

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — When Cyclone Ditwah tore through Sri Lanka on November 27, leaving nearly 500 dead and more than 360 missing, the devastation was immediate and overwhelming. Roads collapsed, hospitals

07 Dec, 2025

MALDIVES

Pakistan Military Spokesman Rebukes Imran Khan, Escalating Civil-Military Rift

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s military has delivered one of its sharpest public rebukes yet to former Prime Minister Imran Khan, underscoring the deepening confrontation between the country’s most powerful institution and its most

05 Dec, 2025

MALDIVES

Gas Companies Exit, Leaving Behind Ruins and Resentment

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — The gas wells that once defined this district are falling silent. Production has slowed, reserves are dwindling, and companies that once dominated the landscape are pulling out. For

05 Dec, 2025

MALDIVES

Mumbai’s Tunnel Vision: Engineering Ambition Beneath the City’s Green Heart

MUMBAI — On a humid Saturday morning, anticipation filled the air at the edge of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Engineers, officials, and onlookers watched as “Shivaji,” India’s largest urban tunnel-boring machine, was

03 Dec, 2025

MALDIVES

Bangladesh’s Hard-Won Progress Against Poverty Is Slipping Away

DHAKA, Bangladesh — The remarkable gains Bangladesh made in lifting millions out of poverty over the past decade are showing signs of unravelling, according to a new World Bank report that warns

01 Dec, 2025

MALDIVES

From One Schoolyard in Hyderabad, a Quiet Conquest of Global Corner Offices

HYDERABAD, India — The gates of the Hyderabad Public School in Begumpet creak open on a sticky morning. Students in crisp uniforms hurry past jacaranda trees, past the cricket pitch where Satya

30 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

Tehran Opens Metro Station Honouring the Virgin Mary, Stirring Global Conversation

TEHRAN — In a gesture laden with symbolism, Tehran Municipality on Saturday inaugurated a new metro station named Maryam-e Moqaddas — Persian for Holy Virgin Mary — a rare tribute to Christian

29 Nov, 2025

WORLD

Children Without Classrooms, Mothers Without Care: The Human Toll of Resource Wealth

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — The gas fields of Sui, Loti, and Pir Koh have powered Pakistan for more than seventy years. They lit homes in Lahore, fueled factories in Karachi, and became

28 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

Pakistan’s Record Migration Masks Mounting Struggles for Workers Abroad

KARACHI — Pakistan’s export of manpower surged past 615,000 in the first 10 months of 2025, a record outflow that underscores the country’s worsening economic distress. Yet behind the headline numbers lies

28 Nov, 2025

MALDIVES

A Province Rich in Minerals, Poor in Mercy

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — Beneath the rugged hills of Balochistan lies a wealth of minerals and energy reserves that have fuelled Pakistan’s growth for decades. Gas from Sui, coal from Chamalang, and

27 Nov, 2025

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News Desk

From Battlefield to Doorsteps: Moosa Ali Jaleel Steps Forward for a Different Kind of Service

MDA Backs Government Plan to Hold Two Elections on the Same Day

First Lady Sajidha Opens PNC Campaign Booth in Hulhumalé Middle

India Steps In as First Responder After Cyclone Ditwah

Pakistan Military Spokesman Rebukes Imran Khan, Escalating Civil-Military Rift

Gas Companies Exit, Leaving Behind Ruins and Resentment

Mumbai’s Tunnel Vision: Engineering Ambition Beneath the City’s Green Heart

Bangladesh’s Hard-Won Progress Against Poverty Is Slipping Away

From One Schoolyard in Hyderabad, a Quiet Conquest of Global Corner Offices

Tehran Opens Metro Station Honouring the Virgin Mary, Stirring Global Conversation

Children Without Classrooms, Mothers Without Care: The Human Toll of Resource Wealth

Pakistan’s Record Migration Masks Mounting Struggles for Workers Abroad

A Province Rich in Minerals, Poor in Mercy

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