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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

The Dark Legacy of Empire: Britain’s Myths, India’s Ruins

LONDON — For decades, Britain has wrapped its colonial past in gauzy nostalgia, invoking the railways, the English language, and parliamentary institutions as supposed gifts to its former colonies. Yet behind these

15 Sep, 2025

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India’s Literacy Surge: A Beacon of Progress Amid Regional Challenges

NEW DELHI — India’s literacy rate has climbed to an impressive 80.9%, according to the latest data from the Ministry of Education’s Annual Report 2023-24. This milestone underscores a remarkable journey of

14 Sep, 2025

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Behold the utopian KWIN City: Bengaluru’s shiny new escape from potholes, traffic jams, and open sewers—because who needs a functioning city when you can just build a prettier one next door?

Karnataka’s Ambitious KWIN City Aims to Rescue Bengaluru From Its Own Chaos

BENGALURU, India — As Bengaluru, once hailed as India’s Silicon Valley, drowns in its own congestion, open sewers, and pothole-riddled roads, the state of Karnataka has unveiled an audacious plan to build

13 Sep, 2025

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A Pakistani Judge’s Remarks Ignite a Firestorm Over Sexism and Judicial Conduct

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A seemingly routine court hearing in Pakistan’s capital has spiraled into a national controversy, laying bare deep-seated tensions over sexism, judicial authority, and the boundaries of free speech in

13 Sep, 2025

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Why Pakistan’s Youth Movement Faltered: The Iron Grip of the Military

When tens of thousands of young Pakistanis poured into the streets in support of Imran Khan last year, the scenes were both startling and familiar. Startling, because rare in Pakistan’s tightly controlled

12 Sep, 2025

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Nepal’s Gen Z Protests: Organic Uprising or an Orchestrated Deep State Plot?

The recent cascade of events in Nepal, as Generation Z rose in mass protest, has left many observers torn: was this a spontaneous, home-grown revolt against longstanding corruption and social inequality, or

12 Sep, 2025

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India’s Constitutional Resilience Stands Tall Amid Regional Turmoil

As political unrest grips neighboring Nepal and Bangladesh, India’s judiciary has taken a moment to reflect on the enduring strength of its constitutional framework. In a pointed observation during a high-profile hearing,

10 Sep, 2025

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Trump’s Tariff Gambit Targets India, but Misses the Mark

In a move that has baffled economists and strained diplomatic norms, President Donald Trump has called on the European Union to impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on India and China.

10 Sep, 2025

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In India, Gen Z Is Rewriting the Rules of Retail—With Heritage, Health, and a Smartphone

BENGALURU — In a student hostel tucked behind a tech park, Swaksha Gupta scrolls through her favorite shopping app. Her cart is filled not with multinational staples, but with turmeric-infused cleansers, Ayurvedic

07 Sep, 2025

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Judges Dismissed, But the System Stays Intact

PESHAWAR — Nine judicial officers have been dismissed from service by the Peshawar High Court, found guilty of misconduct, corruption, and inefficiency in a fresh inquiry. But in Pakistan’s justice system, the

07 Sep, 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

The Dark Legacy of Empire: Britain’s Myths, India’s Ruins

India’s Literacy Surge: A Beacon of Progress Amid Regional Challenges

Karnataka’s Ambitious KWIN City Aims to Rescue Bengaluru From Its Own Chaos

A Pakistani Judge’s Remarks Ignite a Firestorm Over Sexism and Judicial Conduct

Why Pakistan’s Youth Movement Faltered: The Iron Grip of the Military

Nepal’s Gen Z Protests: Organic Uprising or an Orchestrated Deep State Plot?

India’s Constitutional Resilience Stands Tall Amid Regional Turmoil

Trump’s Tariff Gambit Targets India, but Misses the Mark

In India, Gen Z Is Rewriting the Rules of Retail—With Heritage, Health, and a Smartphone

Judges Dismissed, But the System Stays Intact

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