- 31 January, 2026
Severe outbreak of Coronavirus hits South Korea, Country on ‘High Alert’,Death toll constantly rising
South Korea is unable to contain the spread of pandemic ‘coronavirus’. The number of infections has increased by 229 to 433, officials said on Saturday,
Second death due to Coronavirus confirmed in US
US authorities confirmed death of a second person due to coronavirus in Washington. Three more people in the county have also been hospitalized as a
SCIENTISTS DISCOVER BIG BANG LIKE EXPLOSION!!
Researchers at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research have discovered the largest explosion ever observed in the universe since the Big Bang. The explosion
Delhi, India: Burning City, Burning nation and Burnt humanity
Petrol pumps set ablaze, people shot dead and beaten to death, shops and houses damaged and deconstructed, what else needs to happen for the GOI
Coronavirus: A termite for Global Economy
Sharp increase in Coronavirus infections has sparked fresh concerns that the virus is capable of causing more and severe economic damage. Shares in the United
Brazilian Police on strike! Now who will protect the people and property?
In the initial five days of a military police strike which began on 19th of Februaryin the north-eastern province of Ceará, 147 people have been
President Alberto Fernández proposes legalization of abortions in Argentina
Argentine President Alberto Fernández announced Sunday that he will send Congress a proposal to legalize voluntary abortion, an initiative that was rejected two years ago.
Latest Update on Donald Trump’s visit to India
US President Donald Trump is in India for a state visit, where he will meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The two-day trip will also include
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad resigns in a shocking political move
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s office announced submission of his resignation to the country’s king on Monday. It is a shocking move that could plunge
Sri Lanka says it will withdraw from UN rights resolution on war crimes
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Raja announced that his government is withdrawing from co-sponsoring a UN Human Rights Council resolution on accountability for war crimes.Statement