The Karachi administration has imposed Section 144, banning public gatherings and protests for four days from October 13 to 17, following security concerns raised by the city's police chief. The move is aimed at maintaining law and order during heightened tensions, including potential disrup
New Delhi [India], October 11: On October 8, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in collaboration with Pustak Mandir, organized a special charity event at Delhi Nagar Nigam Primary School. The initiative aimed to provide essential life and learning materials to underprivil
On Thursday, Kerala Legislative Assembly passed a resolution introduced under Rule 118 by Parliamentary Affairs Minister MB Rajesh in the absence of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, who could not attend due to health issues.
Cities in Pakistan are witnessing a steep rise in street crime. In the latest addition, a woman teacher at a private school was shot dead allegedly by an unknown man in Multan on Wednesday, the Dawn news reported.
The Association of Electronic Media Editors and News Directors (AEMEND) lamented the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) for issuing "illegal" show-cause notices to several TV channels for covering the recent terrorist attack in Karachi, terming it "an attempt to pressuris
Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], October 10: Singer, author, actor and model Karan Oberoi enthralled the audience with his musical performance in the concluding session of the 9th edition of Ahmedabad International Literature Festival during a panel discussion on his book, The Rockstar in Revers
Governor Khan has opened another confrontation with the Left government in the state. Referring to CM Vijayan's recent interview with a media group, Khan had sent a letter to the CM seeking a report on the "nature of anti-national activities" and actions taken against those involved.
The city's fumigation efforts, though significantly delayed, have not yielded the expected outcomes. There has been a steady increase in cases of vector-borne diseases--such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya--due to inadequate sanitation, unhygienic conditions, and a failing waste disposal
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued a notice regarding a public interest litigation (PIL) against the practice of "ticket scalping," which involves reselling event tickets at inflated prices. The plea, prompted by recent concerts featuring Coldplay, Diljit Dosanjh, and Karan Aujla, was
Amid deteriorating law and order in Karachi, the Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) has released the statistics of the amount of crimes committed in the streets of the port city in September 2024, according to ARY News.
A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Delhi High Court against the illegal, manipulative, and exploitative practice of "ticket scalping" -- the reselling of event tickets at inflated prices for profit at the expense of the general public.