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International Yoga Day events across Saudi cities a big hit
There are many other cities across KSA that are celebrating Yoga Day including Al Jubail, Al Madinah, Al Munawawarah, Macce, Taif, Al Bahah, Abha, Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah and Najran.
World Cup Qualifiers: Seeking a seat at the big table
Despite several key players from associate nations not taking part, the ODI WC Qualifiers beginning on Sunday still promises to be filled with hopes and dreams
Today’s Motto: ‘When you get to the point where it’s hard, start pushing harder’.
This is Your Day-TODAY: Take a Determined Step Forward and Make History!
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240 BC - Eratosthenes, a Greek astronomer and mathematician, estimated the circumference of the earth. As the director of the great…
Weathering Biparjoy Storm that left behind a trail of destruction
From experiencing 10,000 deaths during the Super Cyclone of 1999 to only 10 deaths during Cyclone Yaas in 2001, Odisha has set a precedent, according to experts.
Militant attack kills 37 at Ugandan school
Police and army officials blamed the ADF, one of the deadliest militias over the border in DR Congo's strife-torn east, which the Islamic State group has called its local offshoot.
Children in war-scarred Yemen line up for water, not school
The dire mix of war and climate change has only aggravated the country's water woes.
At least 13 people killed in bus accident in Pakistan
The bus was travelling from Lahore to Rawalpindi when it overturned near Kallar Kahar salt range. Rescue officials said the death toll could rise as some of the injured were critical.
India-US relationship more critical for space exploration: former NASA official
Mike Gold hoped that cooperation in the field of space would be one of the major areas of discussion between Narendra Modi and Joe Biden when they meet here at the White House next week.
Most of 108 drowning victims in Nigeria boat accident were women and children
The wooden boat was carrying more than 250 people across the Niger River in Kwara state as they returned home from a late-night wedding when the craft hit a log and split early Monday, survivors said.
Pakistan ‘largely spared’ as Cyclone Biparjoy weakens after landfall
The Sindh government had evacuated as many as 67,367 people from the three vulnerable districts — Thatta, Sujawal, and Badin — and 39 relief camps were set up to house them.
Tornado devastates Texas Panhandle town, killing 3 and injuring dozens
Perryton Fire Chief Paul Dutcher told reporters that three people were killed in the storm. He said at least one person was killed in a mobile home park that took a "direct hit" from a tornado.
Accused of attack on Indian High Commission, Khanda dies in UK
New Delhi, Avtar Singh Khanda, a close associate of arrested Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh and self-styled chief of the banned Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), died of blood cancer at a hospital in Birmingham, the UK, on this morning.…
Situation ‘serious’ at Ukraine plant: UN nuclear chief
Grossi's third trip to the plant came as Ukraine launched its long-awaited counteroffensive, with fighting intensifying in the Zaporizhzhia region.
7.2-magnitude quake strikes off Pacific island nation of Tonga
There were no immediate reports of casualties or damages. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said there was no tsunami threat, based on available information.
Pakistan, Sri Lanka to host Asia Cup in hybrid model from August 31 to September 17
The hybrid model was proposed as the BCCI had made it clear that it won't send its team to Pakistan due to the longstanding geo political tensions between the two countries.
Cyclone Biparjoy: 82,000 people evacuated to safe places in Pakistan
Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Minister Sherry Rehman said that cyclone Biparjoy had "slowed down" and will not make landfall before night.
North Korea fires two short-range ballistic missiles
Tokyo also confirmed the missile launches, with a defence ministry official telling reporters that the two missiles had landed in waters within Japan's exclusive economic zone.
More than half of all COVID deaths could have been avoided with equitable access to vaccines: Study
According to the study, high-income countries ended up with one or more doses of vaccine for every person, while low-income countries had one to four doses for every 100 individuals.
Sri Lankan Army doctors set Guinness World Record by removing world’s largest kidney stone
The stone, removed early this month at the Colombo Army Hospital, is 13.372 centimetres long and weighs 801 grams, a statement by the Army said on Tuesday.
Fierce fighting in Myanmar between army, resistance groups kills at least 26, groups say
Banyar Khun Aung, executive director of the Karenni Human Rights Group, estimated on Wednesday that more than 30 people had been killed in Mobye, almost all of them by the army.