Culture
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Set to Resume in June via Lipulekh Pass
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra will resume in June via Uttarakhand's Lipulekh Pass, with 500 pilgrims permitted in ten batches.
Category: International
International
Haj Pilgrims Face Rs 10,000 Airfare Hike Amid Global Fuel Price Surge
Haj pilgrims will pay an additional Rs 10,000 due to rising ATF prices, with the government citing negotiations to prevent a larger hike.
International
Israel Blocks Gaza Aid Flotilla in International Waters
Israeli military intercepts aid boats in international waters near Greece, disabling them and halting their journey to Gaza.
International
Europe Grapples with Suspected Hybrid Warfare Targeting Jewish Sites
European officials are investigating a series of attacks on Jewish targets, suspecting a hybrid warfare campaign by a shadowy Islamist group.
Business
Global Banks Brace for Impact as Fuel Prices Threaten Economic Stability
Global banks like the ECB and Bank of England are holding interest rates steady, watching for lasting economic damage from rising fuel prices.
International
Nepal Airlines Apologizes for Showing J&K as Part of Pakistan on Map
Nepal Airlines apologizes for a social media map incorrectly showing Jammu and Kashmir as part of Pakistan.
International
US Universities Face Declining Appeal in France Amidst Global Uncertainties
American universities are losing some appeal in France due to visa worries, academic freedom concerns, and safety issues.
Education
US College Students Face Food Insecurity, Akshaya Patra Model Inspires Action
US college students face significant food insecurity, prompting an Akshaya Patra-inspired initiative to provide nutritious meals.
International
Paraguay Navigates Taiwan Loyalty Amidst Shifting Geopolitical Tides
Paraguay faces intense pressure from China to sever ties with Taiwan, testing its long-standing diplomatic allegiance amidst economic temptations.
International
German Chancellor’s Patience Wears Thin with President Trump Amidst Iran Conflict
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz appears to have lost patience with President Trump's approach to the Iran conflict, signaling a potential shift in policy.