US university campuses are becoming battlegrounds of ideological indoctrination: Can education stop fueling violence?

Recent killings in the US, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk and a deadly school shooting in Minneapolis, have raised concerns over ideological indoctrination on university campuses. Dr Corey Miller of Ratio Christi argues that cultural Marxism taught at many universities fuels intolerance and violence. Studies show professors struggle with political discussion and fear academic…

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Exclusive – Divya Prem fame Megha Ray opens up about facing harassment by neighbours; says, ‘All I did was care for innocent animals’

Actress Megha Ray, known for her roles in popular TV shows, faced harassment from neighbours for feeding stray animals. Despite installing CCTV and seeking police help, the ordeal left her feeling unsafe. Megha remains committed to her compassionate efforts, highlighting the importance of kindness towards voiceless beings.

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Tax underpayment: Angela Rayner quits as UK deputy PM; Starmer sends handwritten letter

UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner resigned on Friday after an inquiry found she failed to meet ethical standards related to a property purchase. Rayner admitted to underpaying tax on an apartment and expressed deep regret for not seeking specialist tax advice. Prime Minister Keir Starmer accepted her resignation, acknowledging her decision to refer herself…

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IMF advises Asia on trade: Lower non-tariff barriers, strengthen regional ties; helps reduce US tariff risk

The IMF urged Asian nations to reduce non-tariff barriers and enhance regional trade integration to mitigate vulnerability to US tariffs and global economic shocks. Increased intra-Asian trade, particularly in intermediate goods, offers a buffer against external disruptions. Broader trade agreements and voluntary barrier reductions are encouraged to boost regional GDP.

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