Bangkok-Gaya flight operations resume

International flights from Bangkok to Gaya have resumed, welcoming 118 tourists and devotees to Bodh Gaya. Over 1,250 monks and nuns participated in a robe offering ceremony, marking the end of their rainy retreat. This renewed connectivity is set to boost Buddhist tourism and India-Thailand relations, with a significant influx of visitors anticipated this season.

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The Red Sea vanished from Earth for 100,000 years: What brought it back will astonish you

Millions of years ago, the Red Sea vanished, becoming a vast salt desert for 100,000 years. Around 6.2 million years ago, a colossal flood dramatically refilled the basin, carving the Bab el-Mandab Strait and restoring its vibrant marine life. This ancient desiccation and subsequent revival underscore the ocean’s remarkable resilience and the profound impact of…

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Buxar administration gears up for polls

Buxar district administration has intensified measures for the upcoming assembly elections on November 6, focusing on free, fair, and peaceful polling. Preventive actions have been taken against potential threats, and flying squads and surveillance teams are deployed. Efforts are underway to boost voter turnout among the 12.85 lakh registered voters.

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Bar council calls for ‘pen-down’ strike

Following the shocking daylight murder of senior advocate Pitabash Panda, the Odisha State Bar Council has demanded a high-level judicial inquiry and ₹1 crore compensation for his family. Expressing outrage, the council declared a statewide pen-down strike for Wednesday, emphasizing the attack’s threat to the legal system and the profession’s independence.

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