PM Modi’s successful roadshow in Ranchi draws massive crowd
The 10-km roadshow began amid tight security from Birsa Munda airport in Ranchi and ended at Raj Bhavan. People lined up on both sides of the stretch to see a glimpse of the prime…
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Najib wanted to answer questions on money laundering in court: Investigating officer
Najib, 70, faces four charges of using his position to obtain bribes amounting to RM2.3 billion belonging to 1MDB and 21 charges of money laundering involving the same amount.
Earthquake could force more women to give birth at home
A report on maternal mortality carried out by the National Statistics Office in 2021 showed that for every 100,000 live births, 151 women died from maternity-related complications.
‘Free at last!’: Top Duterte critic Leila de Lima out on bail after six years in jail
De Lima has maintained her innocence, insisting that the charges against her were fabricated.
US urges dialogue among Bangladesh political parties without any condition
US Assistant Secretary Donald Lu also said they want to see a free, fair and participatory election in Bangladesh.
Senate passes resolution backing military trials of May 9 rioters
During the May 9 protest, military installations — including the Lahore corps commander’s residence — and state properties were damaged across Pakistan.
Nepal decides to ban TikTok
The decision come within days after the government introducing a new rule requiring social media platforms operating in Nepal to set up offices in the country.
Religious figures, activists call for dialogue to end violence in Papua
Incidents of violence continue in Papua as a result of conflict between armed separatist groups and the military and police.
Critics slam PM Srettha for relying on loans to fund 10,000-baht giveaway promise
PM Srettha, meanwhile, has said this 10,000-baht giveaway will not breach Thailand’s fiscal discipline and instead will elevate the GDP by 5 per cent over the next four years.
How low can you go? Cheap goods are still all around
Despite Trade Ministry regulations to curb sales of low-value consumer goods, footwear can still be had for $4 or less on the country’s major e-commerce platforms.