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IAF to begin evacuation flights from Colombo at 5 AM tomorrow
The Indian Air Force will begin evacuation flights from Colombo at 5 AM on Tuesday to bring stranded Indian passengers back home, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said on Saturday.
You can't put somebody in jail and make him disappear: Congress
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has expressed concern over the silence surrounding Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan's health, urging Pakistani authorities to provide clarity.
"Salience of tariff rates heightened volatility," EAM says at IIM
Jaishankar highlighted the volatility caused by the US tariffs at Doctor of Philosophy (Honoris Causa) Conferral Ceremony at IIM Calcutta.
Indian Mission assists stranded passengers at Colombo Airport
The High Commission of India in Colombo said it is providing support to Indian passengers stranded at Bandaranaike International Airport as severe air traffic disruptions continue to affect flights.
World Uyghur Congress highlights human rights abuses
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has released its weekly brief, highlighting the global community's continued silence on China's human rights violations, even as China positions itself as a leader in renewable energy.
ITRHD begins three-day dialogue on Buddhist Heritage Preservation
The Indian Trust for Rural Heritage and Development (ITRHD) inaugurated a three-day international conference in New Delhi on November 28, which focused on the preservation of India's rural Buddhist heritage, much of which remains undocumented and vulnerable despite its historical significance.
Taiwan reports 12 PLA aircraft crossing median line
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) reported Saturday that 12 sorties by People's Liberation Army (PLA) aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line and flew into the island's southern and southeastern air defence identification zone (ADIZ).
Gujarat leads by example in AIDS awareness and healthcare outreac
The state's comprehensive approach, anchored in community engagement and accessible healthcare, is helping bridge gaps between medical care and social awareness. Working in coordination with the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO), the Gujarat State AIDS Control Society (GSACS) has taken a leading role in ensuring free, reliable, and stigma-free treatment for people living with HIV (PLHIV).
PoJK drowns in filth as Pakistani authorities look away
The worsening sanitation crisis in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) has sparked widespread outrage among citizens, who accuse the Pakistani-backed administration of negligence and failure to maintain even basic cleanliness.
Imran Khan alive in Adiala Jail: Pak Lawmaker
Refuting the rumours about Imran Khan's death, Pakistan lawmaker Khurram Zeeshan on Saturday said the former Prime Minister is alive and currently lodged in Adiala jail.
PTI Senator Khurram Zeeshan alleges "complete isolation" of Imran Khan, calls situation a "clear hum
"It is extremely unfortunate. He is close to completing one month in isolation. His family, his lawyers and the PTI leadership are not being allowed to meet him. This is a complete human rights violation. They are trying to force him to agree to their terms," he said, arguing that the restrictions were deliberate and designed to limit Khan's access to the outside world.
Sri Lanka declares emergency as Cyclone Ditwah kills 123
The gazette notification has been issued in the aftermath of the mass destruction left behind by Cyclone Ditwah.
Civil society to protest uprooting of 123 trees at Nasser Bagh
Lahore residents and activists are protesting the removal and transplantation of 123 trees at historic Nasser Bagh for an underground parking project. Conservationists warn most trees may die, criticise poor timing, and urge the government to relocate the project despite officials defending the move.
Pak slammed as enforced disappearances rise amid Baloch protests
Five people in Balochistan were allegedly taken by Pakistani forces, while two previously missing men returned home. Families and the VBMP protest camp demand the recovery of missing student Saeed Baloch, saying enforced disappearances are creating fear and disrupting education in the region.
India sets up emergency help desk in Colombo for citizens
India's High Commission in Sri Lanka has set up an emergency help desk at Colombo's airport to assist Indians affected by Cyclone Ditwah. Distressed citizens can contact +94 773727832 for support, and the mission is providing food and water to stranded passengers.
HRCP warns Punjab Labour Code 2025 could undermine worker rights
The HRCP warns that the proposed Punjab Labour Code 2025 could weaken workers' rights, citing poor consultation, diluted protections, and loopholes on child and forced labour. The report urges Punjab's government to rewrite the code in line with ILO standards and ensure genuine worker participation.
27 tons of aid delivered to Sri Lanka, more on way: Jaishankar
India sent another IAF IL-76 aircraft to Colombo with "9 tons relief material" and "2 Urban Search & Rescue Teams comprising 80 NDRF personnel." Jaishankar said a total of 27 tonnes of aid has been delivered so far under Operation Sagar Bandhu, with more assistance on the way.
IAF IL-76 arrives in Sri Lanka with 80 NDRF personnel
India sent 80 NDRF personnel, equipment and naval relief under Operation Sagar Bandhu to help Sri Lanka, which is facing severe flooding and landslides after Cyclone Ditwah. Sri Lankan authorities have warned of an "unprecedented disaster situation" as river levels continue to rise.
IAF airlifts 21 tonnes of relief material to Sri Lanka
India launched Operation Sagar Bandhu to aid Sri Lanka after Cyclone Ditwah, deploying IAF aircraft with 21 tonnes of relief material, over 80 NDRF personnel and critical supplies. The mission, detailed in an IAF post on X, reaffirms India's 'Neighbourhood First' commitment.
Bangladesh Ex-PM Begum Khaleda Zia critically ill
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia, 80, is in critical condition at Dhaka's Evercare Hospital with a lung infection and multiple long-term ailments. She is under close observation by a medical board, as political leaders express concern and visit her.
India dispatches 12 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Colombo
India sent nearly 12 tonnes of relief supplies to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu after Cyclone Ditwah. An IAF C-130J aircraft and two naval ships delivered rations and essential aid. PM Modi and EAM Jaishankar said India stands firmly with Sri Lanka and is ready to provide more assistance.
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Gujarat leads by example in AIDS awareness and healthcare outreac
PoJK drowns in filth as Pakistani authorities look away
Imran Khan alive in Adiala Jail: Pak Lawmaker
PTI Senator Khurram Zeeshan alleges "complete isolation" of Imran Khan, calls situation a "clear hum
Sri Lanka declares emergency as Cyclone Ditwah kills 123
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