‘We are in a state of war’: Pakistan minister sounds alarm after suicide bombing kills 12; blames Kabul
Pakistan’s Defence Minister declared a “state of war” after a deadly suicide bombing outside Islamabad courts, killing 12. He blamed Afghanistan’s Taliban for allowing militants to operate freely, warning this attack is a wake-up call for the entire nation. The blast follows a surge in violence, intensifying already strained ties with Kabul.
Chinese Zodiac Horoscope Today, November 13, 2025: New beginnings ahead, these zodiac signs should embrace fresh energy
Discover your daily Chinese horoscope. Each zodiac sign receives guidance for work, relationships, and finances. The Rat is advised to be flexible. The Ox should embrace change. Tigers are encouraged to seek peace. Rabbits should communicate with impact. Dragons need thoughtful pauses. Snakes should celebrate small wins. Horses are reminded their path is unique. Goats…
Viral on Reddit: Indian man highlights stark work culture gap between India and Australia
A viral Reddit post highlighted stark differences in work cultures between India and Australia. An Indian employee shared experiences of late-night demands and pressure to be energetic despite working through the night in his former Indian job. His new Australian role, however, demonstrated a culture of respecting boundaries and prioritizing employee well-being, sparking debate on…
China emissions flat in third quarter as solar surges: Study
China’s CO2 emissions remained flat in the third quarter as power generation from solar energy surged and electric car use continued to grow, a study showed on Tuesday. Emissions from the power sector, China’s dominant source of CO2, remained flat in the third quarter despite strong demand for electricity, Myllyvirta said.
Celebrating 25 Years of Jharkhand: The Rise of Tribal Art and Culture
Jharkhand celebrates 25 years with cultural leaders discussing art and culture’s growth. Tribal art forms now gain national and international recognition. Initiatives support artists and younger generations. Experts suggest establishing academies for dying art forms and pension schemes for veteran artists. A significant transformation is the growing self-recognition among people as performers of traditional art.
Noel Tata’s son Neville, Bhaskar Bhat inducted by Tata Trusts to board of Sir Dorabji Tata Trust: Report
Neville Tata, 32, son of Noel Tata, has joined the board of Sir Dorabji Tata Trust, a significant elevation within the Tata organization. Group veteran Bhaskar Bhat has also been inducted. These appointments come as Venu Srinivasan’s trustee position was amended to a three-year term due to new government regulations.