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Reimagining safety: Building peace through gender-inclusive urban policies

Gender-based violence (GBV) is not just a social issue; it is a fundamental human rights challenge and an alarming global crisis that is a structural impediment to peace and development.

Anmol upsets defending champion Thailand's Chaiwan to reach semis

Kharb had fought back from 11-16 and 16-20 in the second game to earn two match points only to miss out.

TECH FOR GOOD: WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS SOLVING GLOBAL CHALLENGES WITH TECHNOLOGY

Women entrepreneurs face a huge setback in their careers during their early time but family, including their husbands, in-laws, and children, plays a crucial role in their success.

Benefits of marrying a working Woman

In today's modern society, marriage dynamics are shifting, with more couples choosing partnerships that emphasize mutual growth, equality, and shared responsibility.

Serving through the mind

The sustenance we receive from others in terms of material help, services, and emotional and spiritual aid, fosters in us a desire to give something in return, to be of value to the society we live in. Doing this gives meaning to our life, uplifts others, and enhances our self-esteem.

Take it easy!

This phrase can be a great challenge, especially for young people full of passion, who see the world in the state it is in and believe they can make a difference.

HEARING THE SOUND OF THE DIVINE

In an article last month (9 November 2024), we looked at the process of going within before being able to go beyond.

PUSHPA 2 - THE RULE

Pushpa is a wildfire and not just fire; this is justified in this sequel of Pushpa - The Rising (2021), which completely meets all audience expectations.

SHALINI PASSI ENTERS 'BIGG BOSS 18' AS WILD CARD CONTESTANT, PROMO OUT

After stealing attention with her stint in Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives, Shalini Passi has now made a wild card entry in another reality TV show 'Bigg Boss 18'.

AMBER HEARD IS EXPECTING SECOND BABY

Actress Amber Heard is basking in the glow of new beginnings, as a spokesperson for the actress has confirmed that she is expecting her second child.

'Harry Potter' series to begin filming at Leavesden Studios this summer

Warner Bros. Discovery announced that its much-anticipated \"Harry Potter\" series will begin filming this summer at Leavesden Studios, the iconic location where the original movies were shot, reported Variety.

JAAVED JAAFERI, NEERAJ KABI OPEN UP ABOUT THEIR OTT SHOW 'MOHREY'

Actor Jaaved Jaaferi has launched an intriguing web show titled Mohrey. Directed by Mukul Abhyankar, the show offers a gripping narrative set in Mumbai's crime world.

Abhishek, Aishwarya Rai make rare appearance at a starry event, check pics

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan made a rare public appearance together on Thursday night.

AAMIR KHAN RECEIVES HONOUR AT RED SEA FILM FESTIVAL

Bollywood legend Aamir Khan was recently honored at the 2024 Red Sea Film Festival, receiving one of the festival's most prestigious awards.

Russia ready to use 'any means' to avoid 'strategic defeat', says Lavrov

Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov clarified that the Dnipro attack was an answer to the West's decision to allow Ukraine to fire long-range conventional missiles into Russia.

US, Japan, Philippines join hands against China

The United States deployed a reconnaissance aircraft while Japan and the Philippines sent navy ships in a joint patrol in the disputed South China Sea on Friday, two days after the allied forces condemned actions by Chinese coast guard vessels against Philippine patrol ships.

Nepal officially joins BRI; South Korea announces and retracts martial law

This week remained dynamic in the global affairs. Amid the intensification of conflict in the Levant region, India's security concerns amplified after the news related to Nepal officially becoming a participant in China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) broke.

Indian-origin researcher to explore new technique to monitor Alzheimer's

An Indian-origin researcher is to explore a system using light for non-invasive monitoring of Alzheimer's Disease as part of an international project at the University of Strathclyde in Scotland.

Pakistan faces escalating terrorism threat: 61 attacks in November

As many as 61 terrorist attacks took place in Pakistan in November, showcasing a 27 per cent rise from the previous month, Dawn reported.

IMRAN KHAN THREATEN CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan has issued a stark warning to the government, vowing to launch a civil disobedience movement starting December 14 if his core demands are not addressed.

Direct flights between Pak, B'desh likely soon

Direct flights between Pakistan and Bangladesh will resume soon, Dhaka's Deputy High Commissioner here S M Mahbubul Alam has announced, a media report said on Friday.

Gaza ceasefire talks have resumed after weeks long hiatus, says Hamas

The official spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the negotiations with the media.

Pak anti-terror court indicts Imran Khan in May 9 attack case

The attack took place during the protests that erupted in Pakistan after Imran Khan's arrest.

Iran launches domestically designed and manufactured space tug

The Saman-1, along with a CubeSat and a research payload, was sent into space using a Simorgh launcher from the Imam Khomeini Space Launch Terminal on Friday.

Israel airstrike cuts border crossing point between Lebanon, Syria

An Israeli airstrike cut a primary border crossing point between Lebanon and Syria, days after it was reopened, Lebanon's National News Agency reported Friday.

Supreme Court grants bail to UP police officers convicted for Hashimpura massacre

The Supreme Court in the case Sami Ullah and others v. Zulfikar Nasirandothers observed and has granted bail to the members of Uttar Pradesh Provincial Armed Constabulary, PAC personnel who were convicted by the Delhi High Court in the year 1987 Hashimpura massacre case.

Supreme Court dismisses plea that politicians should not become office-bearers of Bar bodies: 'Nothing wrong in having political ideology'

The petitioner's argument in the plea was that the independence of bar bodies would be compromised if persons with political ideologies became their elected leaders.

Delhi High Court: Music producer Amandeep Singh Batra files protection plea after 'threat calls' from Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar

The bench headed by Jasmeet Singh in the case observed and has directed the Delhi Police to take appropriate action in the matter within 10 days.

SUPREME COURT SETS ASIDE MANIPUR HIGH COURT'S DIRECTION TO CBI TO TRACE ABSCONDING RAPE CONVICT WITHIN 3 MONTHS

The counsel appearing for Central Bureau Investigation, CBI submitted before the court that the agency is not susceptible to tracing an accused when its primary role is to investigate.

Himachal Pradesh High Court: Petition filed after expiry of limitation period under Section 34(3) of Arbitration Act cannot be entertained unless sufficient clause is shown

The court observed that agreement containing the arbitration clause was perused which only indicated the venue of Arbitration without specifying the seat of the Arbitration