Aluminium Association of India’s coal SOS to PMO
The Aluminium Association of India made a fervent appeal to the PMO to save the livelihood of over one million people and 5000 SMEs engaged in the sector by the immediate…
UHF’s french bean variety gets recognition at national level
This variety was bred by a team of university scientists led by Late Prof AK Singh and though the variety was developed over three decades ago, its cultivation largely remained…
China offers few new climate targets ahead of UN conference
China reiterated its previously stated goals and gave more detail about how the country would meet those goals.
The Glasgow climate test
World leaders will soon be put to the test at the United Nations Climate Conference — known as COP26 — in Glasgow.
Johor folk hope spike in S’pore won’t halt border reopening
Johor Tourist Guides Association chairman Jimmy Leong Wie Kong said increase in cases should not be a reason to hinder talks and reopen the border as most people in both Malaysia…
Hong Kong building Asia’s largest sewage works in caverns
As part of the project, the whole sewage treatment plant will be put inside 11 caverns.
Only the fully vaxxed allowed in temples and cemeteries this Deepavali
Religious activities and prayers at non-Muslim houses of worship in states that have transitioned to Phase Three and Four of the National Recovery Plan, will be allowed for fully…
Closing time for food stalwarts amidst Covid-19
News on social media of several long-standing restaurants exiting the food scene in the Klang Valley caught many by surprise.
Bollywood superstar son Aryan Khan allowed bail after 27 days
Together with two others, he was nabbed in the cruise ship rave party raided by the Narcotics Control Bureau.
50 years of journalism and the way forward
The writer says there exists fundamental confusion about the role of the media in the minds of the government, the owners, and within the industry itself.