Univ of Queensland MoU with Lady Shri Ram College
University of Queensland delegation signs MoU with Lady Shri Ram College for Women in New Delhi, covering academic exchanges, joint workshops, and research collaborations.
Category : Asia Pacific
Nepal PM Revives Border Dispute with India Over Kalapani
Nepal PM Balendra Shah's remarks on India 'encroachments' reignite border dispute over Kalapani, Lipulekh, and Limpiyadhura. Both nations agree to resolve via dialogue with experts.
Philippines Plans Oil Stockpile to Counter Mideast War Shocks
The Philippines plans to build a government oil stockpile to protect against supply shocks from the Mideast war, adding at least 30 days of reserves to current mandates.
Lipulekh Pass Explained: 210-Year India-Nepal Border Dispute
The Lipulekh pass remains central to the India-Nepal border dispute, dating back to the 1816 Sugauli Treaty. Learn the history and current status.
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Rescuers Seek New Path to 2 Missing in Laos Cave
Rescuers in Laos are searching for an alternative route to reach two missing people trapped in a flooded cave, as rising waters hinder access.
Iron Anchor Found Off Suffolk Coast Is Post-Medieval
A massive iron anchor recovered off the Suffolk coast, initially thought to be Roman, has been redated to the 16th-17th century using X-ray CT scanning, revealing a transitional phase in anchor-making.
Woman and Teen Daughter Killed in MP Minibus Accident
A woman and her teenage daughter died, 17 others injured as a minibus overturned after hitting a motorcycle in Khargone, Madhya Pradesh.
Laos Rescuers Seek New Route to Trapped Cave Duo
Rescue workers in Laos are searching for an alternative passage into a flooded cave where two people are believed trapped for nearly two weeks after heavy rain blocked the main entrance.
Five Killed in Explosion at Hanwha Aerospace Plant in South Korea
An explosion at Hanwha Aerospace's Daejeon plant killed five and injured two. Authorities suspect a propulsion device caused the blast. Rescue operations are underway.
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PM Modi Meets Myanmar President in New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Myanmar's President U Min Aung Hlaing in New Delhi on Monday to discuss bilateral cooperation and regional issues.
Myanmar Seeks Deeper Ties With India to Counter China
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing visits India amid shifting geopolitics. As China tightens grip on rare earths and infrastructure, Myanmar eyes India as a partner without domination, though civil war complicates ties.
Russia-Taliban Pact Reshapes South Asia: Doval in Moscow
Russia signs military-technical pact with Taliban, first major power to recognize Kabul regime. NSA Ajit Doval's Moscow talks on defense and maritime security shift South Asia balance, leaving Pakistan with hostile western frontier.
Why People Stay in Bengaluru Despite High Rent and Traffic
A man explains why he and others refuse to leave Bengaluru despite rising costs, citing unique opportunities, lifestyle, and community bonds that outweigh the challenges.
India Hosts Nepal Opposition Chief After PM's Remarks
Nepal opposition leader Rabi Lamichhane visits India at BJP's invitation, days after PM Balen Shah's controversial remarks on border dispute.
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Colombian Woman Shocked by NZ Work-Life Balance
A Colombian woman living in New Zealand shares her surprise at the country's work culture, where employees stop working after hours without pressure to stay late.
Indian-Origin Pilot Dies in US Helicopter Crash After Wedding
An Indian-origin pilot was killed in a helicopter crash in the US just hours after his wedding. The bride survived and is recovering. The NTSB is investigating.
Stalin's Secret Wine Cellar Opened in Georgia After Decades
Georgia has opened a secret wine cellar once associated with Josef Stalin, revealing 40,000 bottles of rare wines, some over 200 years old, with plans for auction to fund a wine school.
US Strikes Iranian Radar and Drone Sites, Cites Self-Defence
The United States conducted military strikes on Iranian radar and drone installations, asserting the action was taken in self-defence. The operation targeted facilities deemed a threat to US forces.
China Patrols East of Taiwan Amid Japan-Philippines Talks
China's coast guard conducted law enforcement patrols east of Taiwan after Japan and the Philippines announced maritime boundary talks, escalating tensions in the disputed western Pacific.
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Illegal Mining: 2 FIRs, 15 Vehicles Seized in Haryana
Haryana authorities register two FIRs and seize 15 vehicles in a crackdown on illegal mining, intensifying efforts to curb unauthorized extraction and protect natural resources.
Heavy Rains to Hit Kerala, Northeast India: Tourists Advised Caution
IMD forecasts heavy to very heavy rains in Kerala, Coastal Karnataka, Lakshadweep, and Northeast India till June 7. Tourists in monsoon destinations should prepare for waterlogging, rough seas, and travel delays.
Bangladesh, Cyprus vie for UN General Assembly presidency
Bangladesh and Cyprus compete for the 81st UN General Assembly presidency; election on June 2. Candidates outline priorities amid global conflicts and UN reform calls.
Taiwan Detects 7 PLAN Vessels, 4 Official Ships Near Territory
Taiwan detected 7 People's Liberation Army Navy vessels and 4 official ships around its territory, with 5 entering its air defense identification zone.
Colombia Candidate Questions First Round Election Results
A trailing candidate in Colombia's presidential election has raised questions about the results of the first round of voting, citing irregularities and demanding a recount.
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Palestinian Shot Dead at West Bank Barrier
A Palestinian man was shot and killed by Israeli forces while attempting to cross the West Bank barrier. The incident highlights rising unemployment and desperation amid the ongoing conflict.
Storm Exposes Pakistan's Fragile Grid, Lahore in Darkness
A severe storm caused a nationwide blackout in Pakistan, exposing the fragile utility grid. Lahore was plunged into total darkness, highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Iran: No Speculation Until Final US Deal Outcome
Iran urges no speculation on nuclear talks until final outcome is reached, amid ongoing negotiations with the US over key contentious issues. The bone of contention remains enrichment and sanctions.
Best Photos from Around the World: June 1, 2026
A collection of stunning images from around the globe on June 1, 2026, including a Blue Moon, NYPD at a parade, Ukrainian gymnast, Vesak Day lanterns, and tourists cooling off in Rome.
Karwar Water Sports Banned Until August 31
The Karnataka government has prohibited water adventure activities in Karwar until August 31 due to safety concerns and monsoon conditions.
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Shrinking Water Bodies in Dharwad District Raise Alarm
Dharwad district's traditional water tanks and streams are shrinking, threatening agriculture and livelihoods in North Karnataka.
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