BJP to Announce Assam Poll Candidate List on March 18
BJP to announce Assam poll candidate list on March 18 as part of preparations for the upcoming Assembly elections.
Politics
Draconian Law in Gujarat: A Legacy of Controversy and Constitutional Challenges
India's Gujarat state introduced the controversial Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act in 2003, a law critics call draconian and unconstitutional.
MP Kaluma: ODM Should Secure Over Half of Cabinet in Pact with UDA
MP Kaluma: ODM should get over half of Cabinet in pact with UDA.
Tova Noel, Epstein Guard, Faces Congressional Scrutiny Over Missed Checks and Financial Activity
Tova Noel, Epstein guard, faces congressional scrutiny over missed checks and financial activity.
Senate Braces for Showdown Over Trump-Backed Voter-ID Rules
Senate braces for showdown over Trump-backed voter ID rules as Democrats oppose legislation requiring in-person documentation of citizenship and photo ID mandates.
U.S. intelligence shows Iran’s late supreme leader wary of son taking power, sources say
U.S. intelligence shows Iran's late supreme leader was wary of his son taking power, sources say.
Trump Orders US Strike on Iran’s Kharg Island Oil Hub
Trump orders US strike on Iran's Kharg Island oil hub, risking regional tensions and global oil supply stability.
Five Projects Underway to Improve Primary Education in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's government has launched five major projects to improve the primary education system.
Two 19-Year-Olds Charged in Death of North Battleford Taxi Driver
Two 19-year-olds charged in the death of a North Battleford taxi driver following a suspicious incident.
2026: You Can’t Use Tinubu’s Name To Rig Election – Adeleke Tells Osun APC
Osun State Governor Adeleke warns APC not to use Tinubu's name to rig the 2026 election.
UDF Candidates Will Be Declared Within 24 Hours Ahead of Kerala Assembly Polls
UDF candidates will be declared within 24 hours ahead of Kerala Assembly polls.
Arizona Tribal Water Settlement Faces Funding Gap in Congress
A $5.1 billion Arizona tribal water settlement faces a funding shortfall, threatening water security for Native communities.
Iran’s Late Leader Showed Wary of Son’s Succession, U.S. Intelligence Reveals
U.S. intelligence reveals Iran's late leader was wary of his son taking power, as tensions with the U.S. continue to escalate.
German Philosopher Jürgen Habermas Dies at 96, Leaves Legacy of Democratic Thought
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has died at 96, leaving a profound legacy in democratic theory and political thought.
Curtains Drawn on 4-Decade-Old MC Mehta Case on Air Pollution as SC Disposes PIL
The four-decade-old MC Mehta case on air pollution has been formally disposed of by the Supreme Court, marking the end of a landmark environmental PIL.