DEIR AL-BALAH (Gaza Strip), Apr 23: Twice a week, Mohamed Attiyas wheelchair rattles over Gazas scarred roads so he can visit the machine that is keeping him alive. The 54-year-old makes the journey from a temporary shelter west of Gaza City to Shifa Hospital in the citys north. There, he receives dialysis for the kidney failure he was diagnosed with nearly 15 years ago. But the treatment, limited by the wars destruction and lack of supplies, is not enough [] The post Dialysis patients struggle

Washington/New York, Apr 19: Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on Saturday said he is looking forward to visiting India later this year. The tech billionaires remarks came a day after he and Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke and discussed the immense potential for collaboration in technology and innovation. It was an honor to speak with PM Modi. I am looking forward to visiting India later this year! Musk said in a post on X. Musk is considered one of [] The post Elon Musk Says He Looks Forward To

A Punjab-born surgeon, her two children and their partners were killed along with her husband, who piloted a small plane that crashed in New York state. Joy Sainis family confirmed their deaths in a statement to the media on Sunday National Transportation Safety Board investigator Albert Nixon said on Sunday that the crash happened on Saturday while their Mitsubishi MU2B aircraft was trying to land at the Columbia County Airport, about 200 km from New York City. Speaking at a [] The post Punjab-

SENECA (Kansas), Apr 4: An Indian-origin Catholic priest was shot and killed by a man who approached him at his parish rectory in the town of Seneca, Kansas, church officials said. I am heartbroken to share the tragic news of the death of Fr. Arul Carasala, who was fatally shot earlier today, Archbishop Joseph Naumann of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas said in a Facebook post on Thursday. This senseless act of violence has left us grieving the [] The post Indian-origin Catholic priest s

KATHMANDU, Mar 31: Nepals Prime Minister K P Oli said on Monday that violence erupted in the pro-monarchy protests here as former king Gyanendra Shah attempted to disrupt social harmony and create social division. Speaking in the House of Representatives (HoR), Oli accused the former king of aligning with individuals refusing to repay bank loans and stirring social unrest for his ambitions. Oli said the Tinkune area incident occurred because of these actions of the former king, My Republica []