Muslim Teacher Humiliated by Hindu Groups in India for Promoting Equality in Classroom
NEW DELHI: A Muslim teacher in India was forced into a humiliating public apology after asking young pupils not to display religious symbols in...
Pakistan Says India Withheld Flood Data
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Foreign Office (FO) has said that India has not shared complete details with Pakistan regarding floods through the established diplomatic mechanism.
FO spokesperson...
Trump’s War on Homelessness in the United States
When I lived in Pakistan, homelessness was largely perceived as a problem confined to the developing world—a symptom of poverty, conflicts, and weak governance....
Wular Lake In Kashmir Swells, Families Asked To Move Safer Places
SRINAGAR: As water level in the Jhelum and other major tributaries have begun to recede, the levels in Wular Lake in north Kashmir’s Bandipora...
Flood Water From South Kashmir Threaten Srinagar; People Criticize Govt
SRINAGAR: The flood water flowing from South Kashmir is rapidly moving towards Srinagar, causing evacuations and damage. Rescue teams are active, authorities are on...
Jam-Sgr Highway Blocked: Over 3k Vehicles, 500 Fruit Trucks, Stranded
SRINAGAR: More than 3000 vehicles, including 500 fruit-laden trucks, are stranded on the Kashmir side of the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, the government officials revealed...
Uncovering AI’s Growing Water Footprint
By Kashif Ali
It was November 2022 when the world witnessed a paradigm shift in the technological realm with the introduction of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, or...
America’s Ark of Defense vs. China’s Web of Power
A few months ago, I argued in a widely circulated article that the United States was constructing an “ark of defense” around the South...
Karak Attack: Terrorists Martyr 3 Police Officers In Ambush
PESHAWAR: Unidentified terrorists ambushed a police patrolling party during Wednesday night in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a senior official said on Thursday.
Killing three police personnel...
4 million Affected As Punjab Floods Situation Worsen, Multan On Alert
ISLAMABAD: Almost four million people have been affected and 1.8 million displaced in Punjab province as rivers swelled to dangerous levels this week, officials...
