France Set To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
French lawmakers are expected on Monday to approve constitutional reforms protecting the right to abortion, making France the first country to enshrine such rights in
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South Korea: Legal Action Against Doctors For Walkout
South Korea, in their walkout, protested the government’s proposal to increase medical school admissions. Approximately 70% of the country’s resident and intern doctors, totalling around
Haiti Declares State of Emergency After Prison Breakout Releases 4,000 Inmates
The government of Haiti has declared a state of emergency and instituted a nighttime curfew in the capital of Port-au-Prince after a coordinated attack by
Kamala Harris Urges Israel For An Immediate Gaza Ceasefire
On Sunday, Kamala Harris Vice President of the United States urged an urgent ceasefire in Gaza. He strongly advocated for Israel to enhance aid provision
Pakistan: Rain Claims 37 Lives In 48 Hours; Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Hardest-Hit
In the last two days, Pakistan witnessed rain-induced tragedies claiming 37 lives, as reported by authorities on Sunday. The downpours caused house collapses and landslides,
ISRO Initiates India’s First Space Station, Launching Modules Soon
ISRO has commenced the development of India’s first space station, aiming for an operational launch by 2035. ISRO Chief S Somanath anticipates the initial modules
Nikki Haley Secures First Primary Win Against Trump In DC
Nikki Haley, a presidential contender, secured her first victory in the nominating process by winning the Washington DC Republican primary on Sunday, according to Edison
2 Shooters Arrested In INLD Chief Nafe Singh’s Assassination
Two suspected shooters, Saurabh and Ashish, linked to the murder of INLD chief Nafe Singh Rathi, were arrested in Goa by Haryana and Delhi Police.
Parliamentary Privileges Don’t Shield Bribery: Supreme Court Verdict
On Monday, the Supreme Court delivered a ruling on immunity in bribery cases for MPs and MLAs. The Chief Justice of India (CJI) highlighted that
Supreme Court To Decide On MPs, MLAs Immunity For Bribery Charges
The Supreme Court is set to deliver its verdict on whether Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) are immune from prosecution