Gauff Hopes WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia Will ‘Open Doors’ for Women’s Progress
Coco Gauff, currently ranked world number three, has expressed optimism that the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia could “open doors” for women’s progress in the conservative kingdom. However, she also voiced concerns regarding the WTA’s recent three-year partnership with the Saudi Tennis Federation
India Plays Key Role in Finalizing G20 Consensus on Disaster Risk Reduction
A high-level Indian delegation has played a significant role in finalizing the first Ministerial declaration on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) during a G20 meeting held from October 30 to November 1, 2024, in Belem, Brazil, according to an official statement released on Saturday.
Harris Campaign Faces Fallout from ‘Backers’ Comment on Women
The Kamala Harris campaign is reeling from backlash after a billionaire supporter, Mark Cuban, made critical remarks about women who support Donald Trump. This controversy follows President Joe Biden’s recent comments labeling Trump supporters as “garbage.” During an appearance on The View, Cuban
Citizenship crisis? Elon Musk’s immigration history raises legal questions
Elon Musk could face serious consequences regarding his U.S. citizenship if he is found to have lied during the immigration process, according to legal experts. Born in South Africa, Musk emigrated to Canada before settling in the U.S. and becoming a citizen. He
Australian PM Celebrates Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas in Sydney
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited the Sydney Murugan Temple on Friday, celebrating Diwali with the Hindu community alongside Parramatta MP Andrew Charlton. “Deepavali celebrates the victory of light over darkness. It was fantastic to join the Tamil Australian community at the Sydney
ADB Approves $85 Million Loan for Irrigation Modernization in Nepal
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved an $85 million loan aimed at modernizing irrigation networks and boosting agricultural production in Nepal. The funding will support the Irrigation Modernisation Enhancement Project, which is designed to create a more efficient and climate-resilient agricultural and
Why the wait? Delays and expectations for final U.S. presidential election results
By: Avi Verma MD(h) Changes in voting processes and potential challenges In the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Americans may experience shorter delays in knowing the final results compared to the 2020 election. While quick results were the norm before 2020, delays then stretched
US election: Amid warnings of threats to democratic process, early ballot boxes set on fire
Amid warnings from US federal authorities about threats to “disrupt the democratic process,” early ballot collection boxes have been set on fire in two states. On Monday, a box in Washington State and another in Oregon were set ablaze, while incendiary devices planted
S. Korea’s space agency, NASA to conduct studies on Artemis programme
South Korea’s national space agency announced that it will collaborate with the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to conduct studies related to the Moon exploration Artemis programme. According to officials, the Korea Aerospace Administration (KASA) has signed a study agreement with
Trudeau govt officials admit to leaking ‘intel’ against India to US media
In a revelation that exposes the Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government’s campaign against India, two senior officials in Ottawa have admitted to leaking so-called intelligence on India to the American media prior to disclosing it in Canada. Nathalie Drouin, Canada’s National Security and Intelligence
Trump campaign in damage control mode after comedian’s racist remarks
The Republicans are in damage control mode following shocking racist comments made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe against Puerto Ricans and others at a rally where Donald Trump was the main speaker. At the rally held at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, Hinchcliffe remarked,
Hetmyer returns as West Indies name ODI squad for England series
Shimron Hetmyer has been recalled for the upcoming home ODIs against England as West Indies announced their 15-man squad for the three-match series. The series begins with two ODIs at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium (SVRS) in Antigua on October 31 and November
Over 14 million people displaced by conflict in Sudan
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that more than 14 million people have fled their homes since the onset of the ongoing conflict in Sudan. “The internal displacement number has hit 11 million. That’s an increase of 200,000 just since September,” IOM
Turkish President vows to eliminate terrorist threats
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed to continue eliminating terrorist threats at their source. “Whether it is within our borders or beyond, no one can prevent us from eliminating any threat we detect against our country,” Erdogan said on Tuesday at a ceremony
Harris Concludes Campaign Remarks, Promises a Protective Presidency
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris expressed pride in serving as Vice President under Joe Biden but emphasized that her presidency would bring a different approach due to the unique challenges facing the nation. Delivering her closing campaign argument on Tuesday from the Ellipse—a
North Korean foreign minister visits Russia amid troop deployment
North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui has traveled to Russia for an official visit coinciding with reports that North Korea has dispatched around 10,000 soldiers to eastern Russia for training. According to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Choe’s visit will likely include
Why Hindus in America must consider voting for Donald Trump
By Er. Purnima NathNath launched the #iExit initiative to move traditional Democrat Indian Americans voters to vote for the right side and #HindusAndTrump to inspire the independents to vote for President Trump. As the United States enters another critical election season, many Hindu Americans
Pete Buttigieg announces automatic refund rule for canceled U.S. flights ahead of busy holiday season
By: Avi Verma MD(h)In a major win for U.S. travelers, airlines are now required to issue automatic cash refunds if a flight is canceled or significantly delayed. The new rule, implemented by the Department of Transportation (DOT), eliminates the need for passengers to formally
North Korea enhances security for Kim Jong-un amid assassination fears
North Korea is increasing security measures for leader Kim Jong-un due to concerns over a potential assassination attempt, according to South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS), which briefed lawmakers on Tuesday. During a parliamentary audit session, NIS officials informed representatives, including Rep. Lee
Confident that Ayurveda will continue to benefit all of humanity, says PM Modi
On the occasion of Ayurveda Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his belief that the ancient system of medicine will be valuable for the health of all humanity. Ayurveda Day, celebrated annually on October 29, aims to raise awareness about the principles, medicinal