KABUL, July 4 – In a move both praised and condemned, Russia has become the first country to officially recognize the Taliban-led government of Afghanistan. For the ruling Taliban, the announcement marked a significant diplomatic breakthrough. For many Afghans—especially women and human rights advocates—it felt like a painful setback. The official recognition was announced following […]
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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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SRINAGAR, July 3 — In a case that has shocked the medical community and shaken public trust, the Crime Branch Kashmir (CBK) has filed a chargesheet against a man accused of faking his way into one of the valley’s top hospitals. The accused, Numan Farooq Wani of Umarabad Zainakote, Srinagar, allegedly posed as a qualified […]
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GAZA CITY, July 3 — A city already drowning in grief woke up to another devastating tragedy. Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan, a respected and deeply loved physician who dedicated his life to healing others at the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Wednesday, alongside his wife, daughters, and son-in-law. The […]
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