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Donald Trump not well? Mar-a-Lago photo sparks concern after a new picture from the Florida club shows him with closed eyes and open mouth. Social media users question his health and ask for MRI results. Comparisons with Joe Biden in Nantucket intensify the debate about transparency and fitness.
Watch: WWEs Paul Heyman shoves kid away from Logan Paul after Survivor Series
Paul Heyman shoves kid: WWE's Paul Heyman faced backlash after a video surfaced showing him shoving a fan who approached him backstage after Survivor Series: WarGames. Heyman, who played a key role in the main event, was walking through a crowd when the fan touched his chest, prompting the shove. The incident has drawn criticism on social media.
Donald Trump Afghans Nespresso machine claim surfaced after Trump shared a post about Afghans reacting to a Nespresso machine. The repost came after a DC shooting involving two National Guard members. The statement and timing raised questions about immigration policy, Afghan arrivals, and Trumps response to the attack.
Stranger Things is getting a new animated spin-off, Tales From '85. It will arrive on Netflix in 2026. The show revisits Hawkins with an '80s adventure. However, its modern CGI animation has drawn criticism. Many fans expected a retro, hand-drawn look. The Duffer Brothers are creating the series with Eric Robles.
National Herald case: New FIRs possibly to take care of jurisdictional gap, says Abhishek Singhvi
Congress spokesman Abhishek Singhvi claims a new FIR in the National Herald case aims to bridge a jurisdictional gap after he argued no predicate offense existed. The party labels the FIR as vendetta politics by the Centre, questioning the case's merit as it involves no money movement or property transfer.
Opposition parties seek debate on SIR, national security in Parliament's winter session
Opposition parties are demanding a parliamentary discussion on the special intensive revision of electoral rolls during the upcoming winter session, linking it to electoral reforms. The government urged smooth functioning, while highlighting its legislative agenda. Concerns over national security and state-level issues also surfaced at an all-party meeting.
ED merges its complaint to Delhi Police in Herald case
The Enforcement Directorate has merged its complaint against Congress leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi with its existing money laundering case. This move follows a Delhi Police FIR registered on October 3, based on ED's findings of cognizable offenses beyond Subramanian Swamy's original complaint.
ED accuses Experion Developers of misusing IBC rules in land deal
The Enforcement Directorate has accused Experion Developers of misusing the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The agency claims Experion improperly acquired land in Gurugram's Sector 62. Experion allegedly manipulated the committee of creditors to approve a resolution plan. The ED has asked the National Company Law Tribunal to recall its order. Experion denies the allegations, stating debt assignments were legitimate.
Music companies bet on short formats, AI to hit the right note
Indian music labels are embracing short-form video platforms and generative AI. They see these as key drivers for future revenue growth. Labels are also exploring new ways to monetize content. This strategic shift aims to capture new audiences and boost earnings in the evolving music industry.
Fortnite players faced login issues on Sunday. Thousands reported being unable to access the game. Server connection problems were the main cause. Epic Games confirmed the widespread login failures. The developer later announced that these login issues have been fixed. However, several major game modes remain unavailable due to an ongoing event.
PNGRB expert panel for sweeping reform to unlock free gas market
A high-level committee has urged sweeping reforms for a free, competitive natural gas market in India, essential for the nation's clean energy transition. The report advocates for market-driven pricing, open access, and a neutral Independent System Operator to enhance transparency, attract investment, and improve resource allocation.
Budget wishlist: Green finance institute among CII proposals
The Confederation of Indian Industry suggests a Green Finance Institution to fund India's green transition. It also proposes a National Digitalisation of Built Environment Initiative. These plans aim to support renewable energy, clean mobility, and industrial decarbonisation. The proposals address the significant need for green investments to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070.
CapitaLand actively looking at REIT in India, says Moorjani
CapitaLand Investment is gearing up for significant expansion in India, aiming to double its funds under management. The company is focusing on its core strengths in business parks, logistics, and data centers, with plans to leverage forward-purchase deals, development, and selective acquisitions. An India REIT is also under active consideration as a future milestone.
Private companies may get to service non-railway entities' wagons
Indian Railways is exploring a plan to permit private companies to maintain freight wagons. This move aims to address capacity issues in overhaul depots and create new service opportunities. Private wagon owners could service their own containers. This initiative is expected to improve efficiency and reduce maintenance delays for the railway network.
Who is Zachery Ty Bryan and why was the Home Improvement actor arrested again?
Actor Zachery Ty Bryan, known for Home Improvement, is back in legal trouble. He was arrested in Oregon for allegedly violating his probation. His girlfriend, Johnnie Faye Cartwright, was also arrested during the same incident. Bryan's probation stems from a 2020 domestic violence conviction. This latest arrest follows a series of legal issues for the actor.
Thousands in Philippines protest corruption and demand return of stolen funds from flood projects
Left-wing groups led a separate protest in Manilas main park with a blunt demand for all implicated government officials to immediately resign and face prosecution. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been scrambling to quell public outrage over the massive corruption blamed for substandard, defective or non-existent flood control projects across an archipelago long prone to deadly flooding and extreme weather in tropical Asia.
All eyes on tariffs as bill for opening up nuclear power to be tabled this Parliament session
India's nuclear power sector is opening to private companies and state governments. The Atomic Energy Bill 2025, set for Parliament, will address tariff determination. This crucial policy decision will shape the industry. Overseas technology providers may find it easier to participate. The government aims to bridge a regulatory gap in tariff setting for nuclear plants.
Russian attacks kill 3 as diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine gain momentum
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on X that the delegation, headed by national security chief Rustem Umerov, was on its way to swiftly and substantively work out the steps needed to end the war. A U.S. delegation is then expected to travel to Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the second half of next week.
Cyclone Ditwah batters Sri Lanka as death toll crosses 330
Sri Lanka continues relief efforts following Cyclone Ditwah. India is providing crucial assistance. Over 330 lives were lost and many are missing. Thousands are affected by severe weather. Indian NDRF and IAF teams are working tirelessly. They are conducting search and rescue missions. This operation highlights India's commitment to its neighbours. Indian helicopters have rescued stranded individuals.
A recent case shared by a Delhi-based orthopedic and sports surgeon is challenging the belief that fitness equals heart health. A 28-year-old woman who exercised regularly suffered a major heart attack after repeatedly ignoring episodes of breathlessness while lying downan early warning sign called orthopnea. The doctor warned that stress, poor sleep, and high-pressure lifestyles are putting young adults at risk. He advised recognizing early symptoms and following structured heart-care routines to prevent life-threatening events.
Parliament's Winter Session begins December 1st amidst opposition demands for a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls discussion. The government plans to introduce key legislation, including the Atomic Energy Bill and Higher Education Commission of India Bill, aiming for a reform push following the BJP's Bihar victory.
Public banks take a leap in personal loan origination
Public sector banks are now originating more unsecured personal loans. They focused on larger loan amounts, especially over Rs 10 lakh. This shift occurred as banks had extra money and sought higher returns. Non-banking finance companies still lead in small loans but saw their share decrease. Private banks also experienced a slight decline in their origination share.
How the Budget is prepared: A look inside the 202627 exercise
Budget FAQs: The Union government has commenced the extensive, multi-stage preparation for the 2026-27 Budget, a process involving the Ministry of Finance, NITI Aayog, and various stakeholders. This annual financial statement, mandated by the Constitution, outlines economic direction, policy priorities, and spending commitments for the upcoming fiscal year.
Shouldnt be pardoned without admission of guilt: Israelis react to Netanyahus pardon request
Rajnath Singh reviews cutting edge defence innovations at DMSRDE
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed cutting-edge indigenous military products at Kanpur's DMSRDE, highlighting the city's growing role in defense manufacturing. He witnessed live demonstrations of next-generation materials and equipment designed to enhance army capabilities and battlefield protection, interacting with scientists and researchers. The visit signals strong support for Kanpur's defense innovation hub.
Budget 2026: What Sitharaman and Co can do to ease Indias widening trade deficit
Budget FAQs 2026: India's widening trade deficit, reaching a record $37.84 billion in November, is a primary concern for Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman ahead of the Union Budget 2026. The deficit pressures the rupee and is expected to widen the current account deficit. The budget may introduce incentives to boost exports and extend PLI schemes to key import-heavy sectors.
Bangladesh says Sheikh Hasina's extradition issue 'alone' won't deter ties with India
Bangladesh expects the earliest extradition of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India, who was convicted in absentia for crimes against humanity. Dhaka believes this issue alone will not hinder bilateral ties, emphasizing India's responsibility to return fugitive convicts. India has acknowledged the verdict and remains committed to Bangladesh's stability.
CycloneDitwahretains status, winds to wind down
Minimum distance from Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coast to storm centre was 80 km on Sunday noon
Act of evil: Trump fumes after DC national guard shooting, vows culprit 'will pay steepest price'
VIT graduate Jugal Bhatt secured a software engineering role at Amazon by transforming his stagnant job search into a strategic networking mission. After months of unsuccessful cold applications, he shifted to targeted outreach using Boolean searches, tailored rsums, active LinkedIn engagement, and GitHub contributions. A connection with an Amazon recruiter eventually led to interviews and an offer. His journey, shared with Business Insider, underscores relationship building, persistence, and visibility as powerful tools for breaking into big tech.
Trump-Maduro meeting soon? Report reveals Secret call amid US escalation against Venezuela
PM Modi hails Learn Tamil theme of Sangamam at Kashi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the Kashi-Tamil Sangamam event. It will offer a chance to learn the Tamil language. The Prime Minister emphasized strengthening the 'Ek Bharat, Shreshta Bharat' concept. He spoke in Tamil, calling it India's pride. The event is set to begin on December 2 in Varanasi.
Maduro govt rejects Trumps airspace closure as colonialist threat; Venezuelans call move unfair
F1 Race today: As Formula One heads into the second last weekend of the 2025 season, attention has shifted to todays F1 race at the Losail International Circuit, where McLarens Lando Norris is set to clinch his first world championship title.
Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon in ongoing corruption trial; recalls Trumps repeated request
Stranger Things Season 5 boycott call grows on social platforms after posts claim Noah Schnapp was seen with Zionism is Sexy material. Fans debate the issue while Netflix continues its three-part rollout of the final season. This explainer covers the boycott call, release schedule, cast list, runtimes, and subscription details.
Anand Mahindra recently lauded the ancient Rishi Parashar Mandir in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. This 14th-century temple, built in pagoda style, showcases Himalayan craftsmanship. It sits beside the mesmerizing Parashar Lake, famous for its floating island. The site is linked to sage Parashar's meditation and penance, attracting visitors interested in history and spirituality.
After Operation Sindoor, increase in trend of weapon-dropping from Pakistan: BSF IG Punjab Frontier
Border Security Force reports a rise in weapon drops from Pakistan following Operation Sindoor. Drones are increasingly used to smuggle arms and drugs across the Punjab border. BSF troops have recovered hundreds of weapons, large quantities of heroin and methamphetamine, and explosives this year. The force remains vigilant against cross-border threats and internal security duties.
Elon Musk predicts that work will become optional within the next 10 to 15 years due to rapid advancements in AI and robotics. He likens this future to having the choice between growing your own vegetables or buying them from a store. Musk is confident that people will have access to any goods and services they desire.
PM Narendra Modi highlights Samudrika Naval Marine Museum in Andaman in 'Mann Ki Baat'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pointed to the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum in Sri Vijaya Puram, formerly Port Blair, as a significant destination for Navy tourism. The museum, managed by the Indian Navy, displays the region's oceanic environment and maritime history. This area holds historical naval importance dating back to the Chola empire.
Tamil Nadu bus collision: Several dead, dozens injured after two buses collide in Sivaganga
28-year-old almost collapses from workout at gym: When does exercise become bad for your heart?
A young man experienced a frightening cardiac scare after an intense gym session following a long break from exercise and training on an empty stomach. The incident, which left him struggling to breathe and with a racing heart, prompted warnings from an online community about overexertion and the importance of ruling out underlying conditions like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Govt to introduce Bill to levy a cess for national security, public health
The government plans a new cess to boost funding for national security and public health, addressing pressing needs.
The Texas Lottery has released the official results for Saturday, November 29, 2025, providing clarity for thousands of hopeful players checking the Powerball winning numbers, the latest Powerball results, and whether there was a jackpot winner last night.
IAF and other airlines fly homestranded tourists from Sri Lanka
Over 320 passengers flew from Colombo on two Indian Air Force aircraft to Hindon near Delhi and Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday
'Tried to dissuade him, but unsuccessful': Elon Musk on Trump tariffs in Nikhil Kamaths podcast
Elon Musk revealed on the People by WTF podcast that he attempted to convince President Trump against imposing tariffs, but his efforts were unsuccessful. Musk stated that the President clearly favored tariffs, and his attempts to change this perspective did not yield results.
CII Urges Govt to Set Up Finance Body, Fund for Green Economy
As there are significant gaps in long-term and low-cost capital availability in the country, advancing a green economy is no longer a choice, but a strategic necessity, the CII said
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon in years-long corruption trial
Urgent need to transform public perception of police: PM Modi at DGPs' conference
Prime Minister Modi urged police to enhance professionalism and sensitivity, especially for youth, at the DGP conference. He stressed integrating technology for intelligence, strengthening urban and tourist policing, and tackling drug abuse with a unified approach. The conference also focused on disaster management and modernizing policing for a 'Viksit Bharat'.
No heavy exercise, calorie counting: Doctor reveals how he lost 12 kg in 3 months
Dr. Malhar Ganla successfully lost 12 kg in three months by addressing underlying nutrient deficiencies and regulating insulin levels. He eliminated junk food and refined sugars, then gradually reduced carbohydrates, limiting them to dinner. A nine-day Fast for Freedom regimen further aided his transformation, leading to sustained weight loss and improved health markers.
A recent Instagram post by Delhi-based clinical nutritionist Lovneet Batra highlights that eating leafy greens like palak, methi and moringa without healthy fats may limit nutrient absorption. She explains that antinutrients such as oxalates and phytates block minerals, meaning the body may use only half the nutrients unless paired with fats. Batra suggests adding ingredients like ghee, sesame seeds, white butter or curd to enhance absorption of minerals and vitamins, aligning traditional food practices with modern science.
NSE, BSE fine MTNL Rs 5.42 lakh for not meeting independent director norms
The exchanges said MTNL has failed to comply with Regulation 17(1) of SEBI's Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) rules, which mandate the presence of a required number of independent directors on the company's board.
Pakistan, Egypt agree to boost economic, defence ties
Pakistan and Egypt are set to boost their relationship. Ministers met in Islamabad to strengthen economic, commercial, cultural, and defense cooperation. Discussions covered regional conflicts and trade. Both nations will establish business councils and forums to promote private sector engagement. Political consultations are planned for early 2026. Egypt will also increase scholarships for Pakistani students.
DK Shivakumar sees red over HD Kumaraswamys remarks on `misusing religious mutts in power struggle
Deputy CM DK Shivakumar hit back at Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy for his remarks on religious mutt heads' involvement in Karnataka's power tussle. Shivakumar defended the seers, stating he never sought their support but couldn't refuse it if offered out of affection. He questioned Kumaraswamy's family's past use of mutts for political gain.
Pakistan don Shahzad Bhattis 3 aides nabbed by Delhi Police Special Cell
Sometimes a king has to remind you why he is the king, says Ranveer Singh on Kohlis century
Virat Kohli achieved his 52nd ODI century against South Africa. This milestone surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's record. Kohli's performance marked his return to competitive cricket. Actor Ranveer Singh praised Kohli's innings. The match took place at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi. Kohli's century anchored India's start in the series.
Parliament winter session: 50 leaders from 36 political parties attend All-Party meet
Leaders from 36 political parties met to prepare for the Winter Session of Parliament. The session begins December 1st and concludes December 19th, 2025. It will feature 15 sittings and consider 14 legislative items. Key bills include amendments to insolvency, highways, and insurance laws. Financial business involves supplementary demands for grants. All parties committed to cooperation for a productive session.
NYT Mini Crossword Answers, Hints for November 30, 2025: Heres how to solve the Sunday puzzle
The NYT Mini Crossword offers a quicker, more approachable take on the classic New York Times Crossword. Unlike the full-sized version, which is reserved for paid subscribers, the Mini is free to access and refreshes each day at 10 p.m. ET.
Putin visit: Focus on new opportunities for Indian exports, defense, energy ties
Indias long-time grievance of widening trade deficit set to be addressed
After piggy, Trump calls female journo stupid for defending Bidens Afghan resettlement vetting
Andhra Pradesh to see intense rainfall as Cyclone Ditwah moves along north Tamil Nadu coast: IMD
System moves almost northwards during past six hours, remains centred close to north Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coasts
Indian carriers complete A320 software upgrades ahead of deadline
Speaking to businessline, a senior official with the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) said the work was carried out under close regulatory oversight and supported by on-ground verification
Fresh corruption scandal rocks ITAT, raises again demand of buried faceless system in Tribunal
The scandal has triggered calls for urgent structural reforms in the Tribunal, which adjudicates tens of thousands of high-stakes revenue disputes every year
Centre plans new health and security cess to keep tobacco taxes high as GST compensation levy ends
India is set to introduce new taxes on tobacco products like cigarettes, pan masala, and gutkha. This move comes as the Goods and Services Tax compensation cess concludes. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present a new bill and an amendment to the Central Excise Act. The aim is to maintain the current tax levels on these items.
Hong Kong residents mourn as apartment fire death toll rises to 146
BLO dies while uploading SIR data in Rajasthan's Dholpur
A 42-year-old booth-level officer, Anuj Garg, collapsed and died at his home in Jaipur. He was uploading voter data late Saturday night. His family alleges he was working under extreme pressure due to a heavy workload. Doctors declared him dead on arrival at the district hospital. Police are investigating the incident.
An exhausted professional shared his manager's intrusive demands regarding his personal weekend schedule, leading to a breaking point. The manager pressured him to work and provide reports during family commitments, accusing him of hiding unavailability. Despite attempts to set boundaries, the manager persisted, leaving the employee feeling helpless.
A new study from the University of Birmingham suggests that flavanol-rich foods such as cocoa, berries, apples, tea and nuts may help protect blood vessels from damage caused by long periods of sitting. In an experiment with 40 men, high-flavanol cocoa prevented declines in vascular function typically seen after two hours of inactivity, unlike low-flavanol drinks. Researchers say diet may offer support even for physically fit individuals and could help counter cardiovascular stress linked to sedentary lifestyles.
Fertilizer sales in Nov 1-21 up 6%, Urea stocks improve from Oct25 level
A closer analysis of data showed that after sales doubled in the first week of November, the subsequent two weeks showed 12% drop in sales amid farmers complaining about inadequate availability
Avaada says every state has execution challenges, more bullish on Maharashtra
Avaada Group expresses strong optimism for Maharashtra's renewable energy sector. The company highlights the state's effective single-window clearance system and ample barren land as key advantages. Avaada acknowledges that execution challenges are common in all Indian states. The group emphasizes its commitment to ethical operations and timely project commissioning, even with minor cost escalations.
Netanyahu officially asks Israeli president Herzog for pardon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally asked President Isaac Herzog for a pardon. This comes as Netanyahu faces a lengthy corruption trial. He denies all charges and has pleaded not guilty. The President's office acknowledged the extraordinary nature of the request. It stated that all relevant opinions will be considered responsibly.
Manipur's Chandel steps up online biometric checks as illegal immigrants detected in border areas
Chandel district in Manipur is detecting illegal immigrants, prompting the District Administration to organize training for police on operating biometric machines for mandatory online registration before deportation. Challenges with internet connectivity in border areas are being addressed with assistance from the Assam Rifles to ensure timely completion of the process.
Experts attribute spike in AQI in Mumbai to construction activities, vehicular pollution
Mumbai's air quality is worsening. Experts point to construction and vehicle emissions as key culprits. The city is undergoing major infrastructure development. Authorities are taking steps to combat pollution. Measures include cleaner fuels for bakeries and crematoriums, electric buses, and better debris management. Construction sites are being monitored for dust control.
US-based cardiologist Dr Dmitry Yaranov has highlighted the overlooked benefits of dietary fiber for heart health, claiming it can significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks, lower LDL cholesterol, stabilize blood sugar, and control blood pressure. In an Instagram post, he explains that fiber reduces inflammation and eases strain on the heart, but warns that supplements should be taken separately from cardiac medications to avoid absorption issues. He recommends gradually increasing daily fiber intake for long-term heart protection.
Winter Session: Oppn united in demanding discussion on SIR; govt seeks cooperation
Opposition parties are demanding discussions on electoral roll revisions and national security. The government has convened an all-party meeting ahead of the Winter Session. Leaders from 36 parties attended. The government stated it will engage with all parties for smooth functioning. The session begins December 1 and concludes December 19. Several issues were raised by various parties.
High growth rate brings difference in opinions on rate cut by Monetary Policy Committee
On November 28, the Statistics Ministry reported headline growth number at 8.2%, highest in six quarters; this is much higher than RBI projection of 7% and also various agencies expectation of 7.5-8%
Pakistan rejects UN warning over lifetime immunity for military chief
Pakistan dismissed on Sunday a warning by the UN rights chief of potential far-reaching consequences for the rule of law in granting the head of the all-powerful military legal immunity. He warned of a risk of far-reaching consequences for the principles of democracy and rule of law which the Pakistani people hold dear.
UPI payments in India register steady growth YoY in November 2025
Unified Payments Interface, or UPI, has seen a significant surge in transactions. In November 2025, UPI recorded over 19 billion transactions valued at Rs 24.58 lakh crore. This marks a substantial increase from previous years, highlighting the growing adoption of digital payments across India. The platform continues its upward trajectory, solidifying its role in the nation's payment ecosystem.
Rising input costs threaten India's manufacturing ambitions, despite a projected surge in aluminium demand. A new study reveals current import duties disadvantage MSMEs, hindering their competitiveness against cheaper international products. Duty rationalisation is urged to boost MSME growth, create jobs, and enhance India's position in global markets, aligning with national industrial goals.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized India's quarterly GDP data, calling it ironic following an IMF report that gave India's national accounts statistics a 'C' grade. Ramesh argued that high GDP growth is unsustainable without renewed private investment and that the government is understating inflation to inflate growth figures.
Can I pay off a loan with home sale proceeds and get capital gains tax exemption?
Long-term capital gains on the sale of residential property are exempt only if the gains are reinvested in another residential property or on investment in certain bonds, capped at 50 lakh.
Surgical Gastroenterologist Dr Anshuman Kaushal from Apollo Hospital has warned that persistent acidity and heartburn may actually indicate Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), a serious condition that can gradually damage the food pipe. In a recent video, he explained that daily symptoms such as burning, regurgitation, and cough should not be ignored, as long-term GERD can lead to ulcers and Barretts esophagus, a cancer-linked complication. He urges medical investigation and lifestyle changes, noting severe cases may need laparoscopic surgery.
A hotel employee faced insensitivity after a leg injury, with management demanding proof and pressuring him to work despite pain. His salary was withheld and he was removed from the roster during his requested leave, leading him to resign. This highlights toxic practices and poor leadership in the hospitality industry.
Indian Army using indigenous armoured vehicles, ATVs in UN missions: Deputy Army Chief
The Indian Army is boosting its UN peacekeeping operations. Troops now have better protection and mobility. Indigenous vehicles like KalyM4 and Sherp ATVs are being deployed. Logistical support is also improved with swift delivery of essential supplies. These upgrades align with India's self-reliance goals. Over 5,000 Indian peacekeepers serve in nine active missions globally.
Powerball Winning Numbers November 29: Did anyone win the $719 million jackpot last night?
The upcoming Powerball draw is scheduled for Monday at 10:59 p.m. ET, continuing the lotterys three-day-a-week format. The Monday drawing, added in 2021, was introduced to meet growing player participation and support larger jackpots.
Swiss voters consider whether women, like all male citizens, must do national service
Switzerland is voting on making national service compulsory for women. Supporters believe it will strengthen the nation and improve social unity. Opponents worry about the high costs and potential impact on the economy. This decision reflects broader European views on national duty amid global uncertainties.
Death toll in Hong Kong blaze rises to 146 after more bodies found in apartment complex
A devastating fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court apartment complex has claimed 146 lives. Seven of eight buildings were engulfed in flames. Hundreds of residents are paying tribute to the victims. Investigations are underway into potential fire code violations and the contractor's safety management. Authorities have arrested several individuals in connection with the tragedy.
Civil Aviation Ministry to back AERA in HRAB dispute at Delhi, Mumbai airports
Case moves to Supreme Court amid risk of steep hikes in passenger charges
