The United States has moved to deny visas to a former European Union commissioner and four civil society figures, escalating tensions with Europe over how social media platforms should be regulated. In a statement released yesterday, the US State Department said the individuals were being barred for attempting to pressure American technology companies into censoring […]
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HONG KONG, Sept 22 — In anticipation of the arrival of Super Typhoon Ragasa, Cathay Pacific has made the difficult decision to cancel more than 500 flights, placing the safety of passengers and crew at the forefront of its operations. At a press briefing on Monday, a spokesperson for the airline announced that all passenger […]
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New Delhi – The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has issued a serious advisory urging Indian citizens to exercise extreme caution if they are considering job opportunities in Iran. This warning comes in light of disturbing reports involving Indian nationals being misled by fake job offers and trapped in dangerous situations abroad. According to MEA, […]
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Tehran, July 4 — In a long-awaited step toward normalcy, Iran has officially reopened its airspace—including airports in the capital, Tehran—after nearly three weeks of closure triggered by the recent conflict with Israel. The decision, announced by state media yesterday, marks a significant moment for the country’s aviation sector and its people. Life had been […]
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Pahalgam, Kashmir – July 3 —In the breathtaking yet tense valleys of Kashmir, thousands of Hindu devotees have once again embarked on the annual Amarnath Yatra, a month-long spiritual journey that winds through the Himalayan foothills to a revered ice shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. This year, their steps are watched closely—not only by fellow […]
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