Ukrainian foreign minister likely to seek humanitarian aid
Sources point out that one of the things that the minister is likely to talk about is assistance in the reconstruction of the war-torn country.
Even as Covid-19 cases surge to over 6,000, masks adherence low
In the survey by LocalCircles, India’s leading community social media platform, 20 per cent shared that they avoid going to crowded indoor spaces like malls, restaurants, trains, buses, etc.
Rijiju’s car rams into truck in J-K’s Ramban, no one hurt
The truck had suffered a breakdown and the minister's car grazed it before coming to a halt, it was reported.
Traffic violators to mandatorily watch two-hour film on awareness
The traffic rule violators will not be in 'police custody' but will have to mandatorily watch a film depicting awareness of traffic knowledge during the two hours.
US Treasury Secretary Yellen downplays recession fears, expects world’s biggest economy to…
Her comments came after JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon warned this week that the current crisis is not yet over and will be felt for years to come.
Punjab govt office timing changed as a summer measure
He said it is an attempt to benefit the common people who run errands at government offices during the ensuing summer season.
National Green Tribunal’s order on Andaman and Nicobar
In its order, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has admitted some basic violations made to EC (Environmental Clearance) to the project. However, It has asked the same people to review its violations.
Legal experts and environmentalists are…
Russia takes stock after failed winter offensive
Bakhmut has become the longest and bloodiest battle in Ukraine. Both sides have endured heavy losses in the eastern industrial city, home to around 70,000 people before the war.
Russia announced its winter offensive in Ukraine with great…
Wastewater provides for ideal breeding ground for antibiotic resistance
"We need to pay attention to our waste streams, as this seems to be a place where new variants of antibiotic resistance could emerge," Fanny Berglund, lead author of the study, said.
In Africa’s Okavango, oil drilling disrupts locals, nature
The delta’s defenders are now hoping to block at least one of those threats — oil exploration.
