Disasters
Typhoon Sinlaku Unleashes Fury on Saipan; Northwest Movement Tracked
Super Typhoon Sinlaku hits Saipan causing damage; no casualties reported yet.
Author: Tahir Rihat
Tahir Rihat (also known as Tahir Bilal) is an independent journalist, activist, and digital media professional from the Chenab Valley of Jammu and Kashmir, India. He is best known for his work as the Online Editor at The Chenab Times.
Business
Kejriwal Accuses BJP of Political Vendetta as ED Raids AAP MP Mittal Before Punjab Polls
Kejriwal alleges BJP is using central agencies for political gains before Punjab polls after ED raids AAP MP Mittal.
Infrastructure
Samrat Choudhary Takes Oath as Bihar Chief Minister in Landmark BJP Move
BJP's Samrat Choudhary sworn in as Bihar CM, a first for the party.
Conflict
China’s Evolving Role: Allegations of Weapons Transfers to Iran Examined
Concerns arise over China's alleged weapons transfers to Iran, despite denials from Beijing.
Disasters
Tragic Accident Near Jammu Claims Lives of Couple, Injures Young Son
A couple from Madhya Pradesh died, their son was injured, in a collision near Jammu.
Culture
Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to Cameroon Highlights African Role in Catholicism
Pope Leo XIV's Cameroon visit highlights the underrepresentation of African Catholics in Church leadership.
Culture
Prime Minister Modi Extends Festive Greetings for Rongali Bihu, Vishu, and Poila Boishakh
PM Modi greeted citizens on Rongali Bihu, Vishu, and Poila Boishakh, promoting happiness and brotherhood.
Conflict
Israel and Lebanon Engage in Rare Talks Amidst Rising Regional Tensions
Israeli and Lebanese officials met in Washington amid US blockade of Iranian ports.
Culture
Kashmir Valley Celebrates Baisakhi with Religious Devotion and Community Festivities
Baisakhi celebrated across Kashmir with religious fervour, communal harmony, and cultural events.
Conflict
U.S. Senator Brokers Rare Israel-Lebanon Meeting Amid Regional Tensions
A U.S. senator hosted Israel and Lebanon for discussions amid ongoing regional tensions, though disagreements persist.