Sudhir Kumar Winning election and proficient governance are two different skills. Duo might have excelled in the art of winning election but proficient governance yet seem to be a far cry. Seizure of Delhi by the agitating farmers of Punjab with symbolic support of farmers of Haryana since last two …
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Union Bank of India enters MOU with NSIC
News Desk Union Bank of India has entered into MOU with The National Small Industries Corporation Ltd (NSIC) under “NSIC Bank Credit Facilitation Scheme” to support MSMEs with credit requirements. Under the arrangement the MSME Unit can approach directly to any of NSIC branch offices which are also operating as …
Read More »Halt arms sale to Myanmar: UN
Special Desk In what could be said as a significant step in response to this year’s violent military coup, the UN has issued a call to halt to arms sales to Myanmar. The decision to give a call comes as the General Assembly adopted a resolution condemning the military junta, …
Read More »Three China men to spend 3-month in space
Special Desk Three Chinese men Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo, will spend three months in space as part of the China’s longest crewed space mission till now. China launched three astronauts into orbit on Thursday to begin occupation of the country’s new space station. These men will spend …
Read More »Food shortage in North Korea
Special Desk North Korean is facing a food shortage due to the typhoons, the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has formally said this. The crisis came up following a year of major flood damage, pandemic shutdowns and ongoing sanctions. Kicking off a plenary session of North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party, …
Read More »Does University Ranking Number truly reflect the standard of education provided by the University?
Prof. Ashok Kumar Rankings are products of Capitalist system that encourages unhealthy competition and rat race among institutions. But these are now unfortunately considered to be especially important as markers of quality. The distinction between Athletics and Academics is slowly vanishing. Everyone wants to be at the top, to be …
Read More »G7 leaders failed to tackle the triple crises of climate, COVID and nature
Dr. Seema Javed The Group of Seven(G7) is an organisation of the world’s seven largest so-called advanced economies. They are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the United States. Representatives from the European Union are present while India, South Korea and Australia have also been invited this year’s …
Read More »Israel strikes again in Gaza
Special Desk Just days after the new government took over in Israel a major flare-up took place, since Israel agreed to ceasefire on May 21. Israel says it has launched air strikes against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, in retaliation for incendiary balloons fired from the territory. The incident …
Read More »Hawaii changing rules for visitors again
Special Desk Restrictions are being lifted as Hawai changes rules for visitors and actually eases them. Previously, travelers had to get tested before traveling to Kauai, Maui or Hawaii Island from other parts of the state if they wanted to avoid quarantine. There will be no testing, no quarantine requirements …
Read More »Benjamin Netanyahu ousted as PM after 12-years
Special Desk After a 12-years-long tenure Benjamin Netanyahu was ousted as the prime minister while Naftali Bennett is Israel’s new PM now. An eight-faction coalition was formed by the opposition earlier for the purpose of ousting Benjamin Netanyahu as the PM. A rotation arrangement has been consented and the head …
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