Category: Asia

Google’s India Data Centre Project has become the center of growing environmental concerns as construction continues in Andhra Pradesh. While the technology giant plans to invest $15 billion in the massive facility, activists argue that the project could worsen water shortages and threaten nearby wildlife habitats. _x000D_ _x000D_ Google India Data Centre Project Faces Local… Continue reading Google India Data Centre Project Faces Water, Wildlife Concerns

Former prime minister Imran Khan’s sons, Kasim Khan and Sulaiman Khan, have raised fresh concerns about their father’s health. They say authorities have blocked family access and withheld medical updates for months. _x000D_ The brothers spoke to CNN in an interview published on Thursday. Their comments came as Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) marked three years since… Continue reading Imran Khan Health: Sons Raise Fresh Concerns in CNN Interview

Pakistan’s security forces kill terrorists in two successful intelligence-based operations (IBOs) carried out in Balochistan’s Washuk and Mastung districts, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The military announced that the operations eliminated 12 militants linked to what it described as Fitna Al Hindustan. Officials said the missions formed part of the ongoing Operation Rad-ul-Fitna-3,… Continue reading Security Forces Kill 12 Terrorists in Balochistan During IBOs

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly apologised to the Indian government over content moderation failures on the company’s platforms, including the presence of child sexual abuse material, deepfake content and recent operational mistakes. _x000D_ According to local media reports, the apology came during a meeting between Meta executives and senior Indian government officials on Tuesday.… Continue reading Meta Apologises to India Over Content

Indian Ship Red Sea Attack has become the latest flashpoint in the growing security crisis in the Red Sea after an Indian-flagged commercial vessel sank near Yemen on Tuesday. Fortunately, all 14 crew members were rescued safely following the attack, while India strongly condemned the incident and called it an act of “unprovoked aggression.” _x000D_… Continue reading Indian Ship Sinks After Red Sea Attack as Crew Rescued Safely

Pakistan Coal Mine Explosion Kills 34 Miners _x000D_ A Pakistan coal mine explosion has killed at least 34 miners after a powerful methane gas blast struck a mining complex in Balochistan on Thursday. _x000D_ The explosion buried sections of the mine in Sorange, a remote area near Quetta. Rescue teams continue searching for two miners… Continue reading Death Toll Rises to 34 After Pakistan Coal Mine Explosion

Pakistan Mountain Avalanche: Four Bodies Found, Search Continues for Missing Climbers _x000D_ Pakistan mountain avalanche rescue teams located four bodies on Broad Peak after an avalanche struck one of the country’s highest mountains. Search crews continue looking for at least 10 missing climbers. _x000D_ The avalanche hit Broad Peak, an 8,051-metre mountain in Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan… Continue reading Pakistan Mountain Avalanche Kills Four

India has officially charged 13 people in the NEET exam paper leak case, marking a major development after nationwide student protests forced the country’s education minister to resign. The charges were filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), India’s top federal investigative agency. _x000D_ The case has become one of the country’s biggest education… Continue reading NEET Paper Leak: India Charges 13 Suspects

Japan quake rescue efforts continue after a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake killed at least 25 people in southern Japan, leaving thousands without water, electricity and shelter as extreme summer heat worsens conditions. _x000D_ _x000D_ Japan Quake Leaves Thousands Without Basic Services _x000D_ The Japan quake severely damaged homes, roads, and underground infrastructure in the city of… Continue reading Japan Quake: Death Toll Rises to 25