A tragic school shooting in Tacloban City, Philippines, has left the country shaken after two armed minors opened fire during morning classes at San Jose National High School, killing three students and injuring five others. The attack occurred around 9 a.m. local time, prompting chaos as students and teachers scrambled for safety inside the government‑run […]
Political pressure on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has intensified, with reports suggesting he may announce his resignation as early as today. According to the article, Starmer has been discussing his future with his family at Chequers, signalling that a decision could be imminent. His potential exit would mark a dramatic reversal for a leader
Language has always been more than just a means of communication. It shapes identity, culture, education, and opportunities. In a diverse country like India, where hundreds of languages and dialects are spoken, the debate over the role of English versus mother tongues continues to spark discussion. As India seeks to balance cultural preservation with economic
Work has always been an essential part of life. It provides financial security, personal growth, and a sense of purpose. However, in today’s fast-paced and highly competitive world, the relationship between work and personal life is becoming increasingly complicated. Many people find themselves asking a fundamental question: are we working to live, or have we
Success has always been a driving force behind human progress. The desire to achieve more, improve one’s circumstances, and pursue personal goals has inspired innovation, economic growth, and social advancement throughout history. Competition, when healthy, can motivate individuals to work harder, think creatively, and strive for excellence. However, in today’s fast-paced world, the pursuit of
US President Donald Trump’s push to end the Iran conflict has produced a temporary ceasefire framework, but analysts warn the agreement is fragile and leaves major geopolitical battles unresolved. According to the article, Trump faced mounting pressure from global markets, US allies, and a rapidly widening regional conflict, prompting him to accelerate negotiations that halted
India has secured the vice‑presidency of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) for the first time since becoming a full member in 2010, marking a major diplomatic and regulatory milestone. Senior IAS officer Vivek Aggarwal will assume the position from July 2026 to June 2027, working alongside the incoming UK presidency. The appointment places India
Iran could be on the verge of earning over $60 billion annually after Washington and Tehran moved toward a landmark understanding that would allow large‑scale oil and fuel exports to resume. The development marks the most significant shift in US sanctions policy in years, following a prolonged period in which Iran’s access to global energy
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has issued one of her strongest public rebukes yet to US President Donald Trump, dismissing his repeated claims that she “begged” him for photographs at the recent G7 Summit in France. Calling the remarks “senseless, unprovoked and completely false,” Meloni said she would respond once but refused to prolong what
SABROOM, June 20: Daily passengers and auto drivers commuting to and from Sabroom railway station have raised serious concerns over the deplorable condition of the road connecting it to the Sabroom-Agartala National Highway, questioning the state government’s claims of being people-friendly. The stretch, running through Damdama Shastri Colony and spanning roughly three-and-a-half to four kilometres,
