‘Operation Sagar Bandhu’: India flies 12 tonnes of aid to flood-hit Sri Lanka; island battered by Cyclone Ditwah

India has launched Operation Sagar Bandhu to aid Sri Lanka following Cyclone Ditwah, which has claimed at least 80 lives. An Indian Air Force C-130J aircraft delivered approximately 12 tons of humanitarian aid, including tents, blankets, and food, to Colombo. This assistance underscores India’s commitment to its ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy and Vision MAHASAGAR amidst the…

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“Because you’re black”: Jason Whitlock fires back as Jemele Hill accuses Charlie Kirk of white supremacy on podcast

Following Charlie Kirk’s tragic death, Jemele Hill’s podcast comments ignited controversy, leading Jason Whitlock to accuse her of avoiding Kirk’s arguments and reacting emotionally. Whitlock criticized Hill for allegedly labeling Kirk a white supremacist without engaging with his ideas. The situation unfolded amidst Hill’s broader critique of ESPN’s platforming of conservative voices.

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Ayurveda researchers, ICMR scientists to work for liver disorder treatment

Ayurveda researchers and ICMR scientists are collaborating to validate traditional medicines for liver disorder treatment. This initiative aims to bridge traditional wisdom with contemporary science, integrating Ayurvedic remedies with modern medicine for enhanced patient outcomes. Experts are discussing how Ayurveda can address limitations in current liver disease management.

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Lindsey Halligan disqualified: Why federal judge threw out former Miss Colorado finalist’s attempt to prosecute former FBI chief James Comey

Federal law is clear: the attorney general may appoint only one interim US attorney before the role must be filled through Senate confirmation. The administration ignored that process entirely. By replacing one interim appointee with another, it bypassed the Senate, concentrated power in the hands of a loyalist, and turned a temporary exception into a…

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