- 17 February, 2025
An Insight on global migrations and migrant’s rights, is it a natural process or needs
The United Nations (UN) International Migrants Day is annually held on December 18 to recognize the efforts, contributions, and rights of migrants worldwide. Each year
Trump expresses his anger over Impeachment, in a fuming letter to Nancy Pelosi
President Donald Trump on Tuesday sent an extraordinarily fuming, six-page personal letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, railing against what he calls an “illegal, partisan
The ‘AB5’ to reconstruct the ‘Gig Economy’ of California
In September 2019, California’s new elected Governor Gavin Newsom signed the AB-5 bill into the law known as California Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) or ‘Gig
CAB protesters crippling the nation through violent protests, setting public property on fire, creating unrest across India
Violent protests against the amended Citizenship Amended Bill, which is now registered as an Act rocked Assam, Meghalaya, West Bengal and Delhi on Friday, forcing
Boris Johnson shows his gratitude to voters in the north of England for their ‘vote of trust’ in conservatives
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party has won the UK election in reverberating fashion. Johnson visited Buckingham Palace where he asked the Queen for permission
Mexico, the city of mundane corruption stunned by arrest of top crime fighter in the US
A former Mexican security minister has been arrested in the US, charged with taking bribes from a drugs cartel. Genaro García Luna is accused
Citizenship Amendment Bill, Not a joyous moment for all. A long-lasting waited bill at least India is bringing in existence
The upper house of the Indian Parliament passed a disputatious citizenship bill on Wednesday, bringing a religiously polarising measure one step closer to law as
Trump is back with his old tricks to escape Impeachment
No president wants to be impeached or publicly detested and Trump is no different, but it won’t be wrong to say that this was
North Korea threatens US regarding looming nuclear deal. Says, ‘US will chose it’s Christmas gift if Trump fails to meet the deadline.
The North Korean foreign ministry said on Tuesday that Washington would decide what “Christmas gift” it would receive if the United States fails to change
Peter Mathews, an Indian American to run for congress.
Indian-American Peter Mathews, also a political analyst on CNN television, will be running for Congress. Mathews, who was born in India and immigrated to the