President Trump has ordered Lake Ontario to be renamed ‘Lake America’, citing poor treatment from Canadian officials. This follows a similar renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. The announcement raises questions about international relations and responses from Canada.
The Punjab Assembly has postponed deliberations on a controversial bill that would amend anti-terrorism laws, following opposition concerns over its constitutionality and procedural validity. The bill proposes confidential trials for terrorism cases, raising significant legal and constitutional issues.
Nepal’s Gagan Kumar Thapa highlights the significance of recent Gen Z protests, urging political parties to learn from history to uphold accountability and institutional integrity.
Gagan Kumar Thapa warns against the dangers of undermining institutions in light of Gen Z protests in Nepal, emphasizing the need for accountability and learning from historical failures.
Pakistan has questioned the validity of the Gaza ceasefire at the UN, citing ongoing Israeli strikes and Palestinian casualties. Concerns grow over Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and Israel’s E1 settlement project, which threatens a political resolution. France and the US have differing views on the disarmament and reconstruction process, while Qatar emphasizes ending Israeli occupation for lasting peace.
Sadhguru expressed deep sorrow over the disappearance of 80 members of the Isha Group following catastrophic flooding in Nepal, revealing they were inside an immigration building that was subsequently destroyed.
Sadhguru shares his grief over the loss of 80 Isha group members in Nepal’s floods, recalling their last moments at an immigration building.
Sadhguru shares his grief over the loss of 80 Isha group members in Nepal’s floods, recalling their last moments at an immigration building.
Sadhguru expressed deep sorrow over the disappearance of 80 Isha Foundation members in the Nepal floods, recounting their proximity to the immigration building just before it was swept away.
Following a tragic fire that resulted in the deaths of 14 infants, PIMS has started to refer critical gynecological cases to other hospitals in Rawalpindi. The fire, reportedly caused by an air conditioner explosion, has led to an inquiry, and the health secretary has been dismissed. Efforts are being made to enhance healthcare infrastructure and safety measures across Punjab.
