news-in-politicsDangerous tests were done on humans in this unit of the Japanese army, its story is horrifying
'Unit 731' is an example of the extent to which a human being can hate another human being. The extent to which a person can be tortured is an example of 'Unit 731'. Unit 731 is an example of how a
Pakistan Energy Crisis: Power crisis deepens in Pakistan, instructions to close markets soon
The economic condition of Pakistan is continuously getting worse. Due to the cash crunch, various measures were announced on Tuesday under the energy conservation plan. Because of the deepening power
Pakistan's Supreme Court's decision - Contempt proceedings against Imran will continue
The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Tuesday allowed the Election Commission (ECP) to proceed against the country's former prime minister Imran Khan and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders Asad Umar
Afghanistan Women: 'We stand with the women of Afghanistan', US strongly condemns Taliban's recent move
Taliban Bans Women's Education: White House said that America stands with the women of Afghanistan. Let us tell you that America has strongly condemned the recent move of the Taliban regarding
US-Japan Meeting: US President and Japanese PM Kishida will meet on January 13, and many issues will be discussed
The White House said on Tuesday that US President Joe Biden will discuss China's tensions with North Korea, Ukraine, Taiwan, and a 'free and open Indo-Pacific' with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio
Shooting In America: Firing outside Indianapolis shopping mall, one killed; suspect in custody
Shooting In America: A teenager was killed and another injured in a late-night shooting outside an Indianapolis shopping mall on January 3. Police have been informed about this. According to the
America's reply to China on Kovid arrangements said- We are doing a scientific test for Chinese passengers
The United States said on Tuesday that the Covid test for travelers arriving from China is scientific and Beijing's rising coronavirus cases are due to a lack of transparency on the part of its
Delhi Kanjhawala Case: My friend was drunk, yet she insisted and drove the scooty; The friend of the deceased said in the inquiry
In the Sultanpuri accident, the Delhi Police found eyewitnesses. The friend of the deceased made a sensational disclosure on Tuesday in her statement to the police. Under this revelation, the
Bharat Jodo Yatra: Why did Rahul Gandhi start the journey after visiting Hanumanji, gave this message
With the visit of Hanumanji of Marghat in Delhi, the second phase of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra started. Thousands of people are walking with them on the journey. It includes Congress workers as
Ladakh: Home Ministry's big decision to protect the culture and language of Ladakh, a special committee formed
The Union Home Ministry on Monday constituted a high-powered committee to discuss measures to protect Ladakh's unique culture and language because of its geographical location and strategic
Maharashtra: CM Shinde of Maharashtra will go to Ayodhya, earlier Thackeray was accused of stopping the journey
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will go to Ayodhya and visit Ramlala. Shinde said this in Nagpur on Tuesday. However, he did not specify the date of the visit.
Afghan Taliban bluntly to PAK: said- will not tolerate attack on our land, Pakistan should stop making false allegations
After the border dispute between Pakistan and Afghanistan, now tension has also increased regarding terrorist attacks. Pakistan's Home Minister Rana Sanaullah has threatened that Tehrik-e-Taliban
Saudi women will run bullet train: the first batch of 32 women ready after training, first test between Mecca and Medina
The ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia was lifted just four years ago. Now very soon the women of this place will be seen driving the bullet train. This dream of women is going to come true under
India's role in the 21st-century world is important: India openly put forward its interests due to the Russia-Ukraine war
India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar had said in an interview – Gone are the days when the world used to tell about us and we used to take permission from it. India has always been in favor of
Attacks on Indians doing part time jobs in Canada: Three murders in a month and a half, risk of violence increased due to being out late at night
Increasing incidents of fatal attacks on people of Indian origin in Canada have created an atmosphere of fear in Indian society. There have been three incidents of attacks in the last one and a half
12.73 lakh vehicles crossed the Atal Tunnel: 60% increase in traffic in 2022 as compared to 2021, with more movement in June-December-May
In the year 2022, more than 12 lakh vehicles moved through the Atal Tunnel Rohtang built-in Lahaul Spiti tribal district of Himachal. According to Lahaul Spiti Police, in the year 2022, about 6,22,988
Stone pelting on Vande Bharat train in Bengal: Cracks in gate and window; PM had shown the green signal 3 days ago
Stones were pelted at the Vande Bharat train in Malda, West Bengal on Monday night. The incident took place near the Kumarganj railway station. According to the information, the train started from New
PM Modi inaugurated the 108th Indian Science Congress: Said- Big change is possible with technology; Women's participation in science doubled
Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated the 108th Indian Science Congress on Tuesday. The focus of the event was on women's empowerment as well as science and technology. PM Modi said that
Third Russian death in 15 days in Odisha: dead body found in cargo ship of Paradip Port, police said - died of heart attack
Another Russian has died after the mysterious death of Vladimir Putin-critic Pavel Antonov and his friend Vladimir Bydanov at Odisha's Raigad hotel 10 days ago. The man was found on a cargo ship at
SC refuses to impose more restrictions on freedom of speech: Said- not the government, the minister himself is responsible for the statement of a minister
The Supreme Court has refused to impose more restrictions on the freedom of speech of ministers, MPs, and MLAs. On Tuesday, a five-judge bench in the Supreme Court said that necessary provisions
