Trump Probes China's 2020 Trade Deal Compliance
The Trump administration launches compliance investigation into China's Phase One trade deal commitments as Beijing falls short on promised US goods and services purchases, escalating trade tensions.
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Xi Jinping's Military Purge: Why Top Generals Were Expelled
In a dramatic shake-up, China's President Xi Jinping has removed nine senior military officials, including two top generals from the Rocket Force. Explore the real reasons behind this unprecedented purge.
Cloud Seeding: Miracle Solution or Weather Gamble?
As India explores cloud seeding to combat water scarcity, we examine whether this controversial weather modification technology actually delivers results or remains an expensive gamble.
UP PWD Reforms: 5X Officer Increase & Financial Powers Boost
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath greenlights massive PWD reforms, increasing technical officers five-fold and enhancing financial powers to accelerate infrastructure development across the state.
China's Trump Strategy: Punch Hard, Concede Little
Exclusive insight into China's calculated approach to dealing with Trump 2.0: Aggressive posturing with minimal concessions. Learn how Beijing plans to navigate potential trade wars and geopolitical tensions.
Lizzo Served Copyright Lawsuit Over Hit Song 'Truth Hurts'
Pop superstar Lizzo faces serious copyright infringement allegations over her massive hit 'Truth Hurts' as songwriters claim she used their creative work without permission.
India Tightens Social Media Content Removal Rules
The Indian government has introduced stricter IT rules that empower authorities to demand faster removal of unlawful social media content. Learn how this impacts digital platforms and user rights.
China warns EU: Don't discuss our Russia ties
China issues sharp rebuke to European Union over latest sanctions package targeting Russian ties. Beijing warns Brussels to stop interfering in Sino-Russian partnership as diplomatic tensions escalate.
Diwali's Dark Night: Hidden Tantric Powers Awaken
Explore the mystical side of Diwali as ancient tantric traditions reveal how the darkest night of the year awakens supernatural energies and spiritual forces.
Why Tantra Sadhnas Peak on Diwali's Darkest Night
Discover why the new moon night during Diwali becomes the most potent time for Tantric practices and spiritual awakening according to ancient traditions.
New IT Rules: Gov't Control Over Online Content From Nov 1
Starting November 1, India's amended IT Act gives government sweeping authority to flag and remove unlawful online content. Learn how this impacts digital platforms and users.
Diddy Seeks FCI Fort Dix for Potential Prison Term
Sean 'Diddy' Combs seeks to serve potential prison time at New Jersey's low-security FCI Fort Dix facility, with his legal team calling it 'strongly recommended' for his case. Get exclusive details about the prison conditions and legal strategy.
SC ends 23-yr legal battle, widow gets railway compensation
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India intervenes to ensure a widow receives rightful compensation from Indian Railways after fighting for 23 years. Read the inspiring story of judicial perseverance.
BCI Clarifies Foreign Law Firm Collaboration Rules
The Bar Council of India clarifies its stance on foreign law firm collaborations after retracting an earlier press release, maintaining that current regulations prohibit such partnerships without explicit permission.
Assam Grants Civil Court Powers to Satra Boards
Assam government elevates Satra Boards with civil court authority, empowering these Vaishnavite monasteries to handle property disputes and legal matters independently.
UK military authorized to shoot down threat drones
British military personnel now have direct authority to neutralize hostile drones over sensitive sites following new emergency protocols. Learn about the enhanced security measures.
Himachal Law Institute Wins Best Delegation Award
The Institute of Legal Studies in Himachal Pradesh has been declared Best Delegation at the 16th MNLU National Moot Court Competition, showcasing exceptional legal talent and advocacy skills.
Trump's Nixon-Style Spending Freeze Raises Alarm
As Donald Trump considers freezing federal spending, historians draw chilling parallels to Richard Nixon's 1972 impoundment tactics that triggered constitutional crisis and economic turmoil.
Can You Sue Your Husband's Lover? Indian Law Explained
Discover the legal rights of Indian women when facing infidelity. Can you take your husband's lover to court? Our legal experts break down Section 497 and what the law really says about extramarital affairs.
China's 5-Year Plan Focus: Tech Independence & Green Energy
As US-China tensions intensify, Beijing's new five-year economic blueprint focuses on technological independence, climate goals, and domestic consumption. Here's what investors should watch.
133 Million Girls Out of School: UNESCO Report Shock
Three decades after global leaders promised equal education for all girls, a staggering 133 million remain out of school worldwide. UNESCO's latest report exposes the alarming education gap and urgent need for action.
Trump's Nixon-Style Spending Freeze Plan Sparks Concern
As former President Donald Trump considers freezing federal spending, experts draw striking parallels to Richard Nixon's 1972 impoundment strategy. Discover how this historical precedent could shape modern budget battles and constitutional power struggles
Indian Film Dupki Denied Beijing Screening Over Visa Issues
The Bengali film 'Dupki' faces diplomatic hurdles as director Prerana Barbarooah's visa denial prevents its screening at Beijing International Children's Film Festival, highlighting challenges in India-China cultural exchange.
11 Years in Jail Without Trial: Poverty Denies Justice
After 11 years in Meerut jail without trial because he couldn't afford a lawyer, a Uttar Pradesh man finally walks free in a shocking case of justice delayed and denied.
Indian Film 'Dupki' Premieres in Beijing Sans Cast
The Bengali children's film 'Dupki' premiered at the Beijing International Children's Film Festival without its cast members, marking a significant cultural exchange moment between India and China despite logistical challenges.
China's Long Arm in Thailand: Dissident Faces Deportation
Chinese political activists in Thailand face increasing threats as Beijing's extraterritorial reach extends into Southeast Asia, with dissident Zhou Junyi's pending deportation raising alarm bells.
Nobel Physicist Chen Ning Yang Dies at 103
Chen Ning Yang, the Chinese-American physicist who transformed modern physics with his Nobel-winning work, has died at 103 in Beijing, leaving behind an extraordinary scientific legacy.
Trump Grants Clemency to George Santos
Former US President Donald Trump extends clemency to convicted Republican figure George Santos. Explore the complete timeline and political implications of this controversial decision.
1951: China signs agreement annexing Tibet
On May 23, 1951, Tibet's fate was sealed as Chinese officials signed the Seventeen Point Agreement, effectively bringing the Himalayan region under Beijing's direct control. Explore the historical significance and lasting impact of this pivotal moment.
Court Upholds HYBE Fine in Min Hee-jin Workplace Case
Seoul court confirms penalty against HYBE subsidiary for workplace harassment in high-profile case involving CEO Min Hee-jin. Details on the legal battle rocking K-entertainment industry.
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