Sudan: Khartoum International Airport resumes domestic flights after 30-month closure despite recent drone attacks

Drone attacks had threatened Khartoum International Airport’s reopening, but a Badr Airlines plane has now landed, marking the resumption of domestic flights after over two years. The move signals cautious optimism for Sudan’s aviation sector, supporting mobility and economic activity in the war-torn capital, even as underlying security risks from the ongoing conflict between the…

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Dhanbad Officials Ensure Safe and Clean Chhath Puja Celebrations with Rigorous Preparations

Dhanbad officials inspected various water bodies, including Bekarbandh Talab and the Damodar River, to ensure smooth and safe Chhath Puja celebrations. Instructions were issued for cleanliness, land levelling, and proper lighting, with barricades and trained divers deployed for devotee safety. The administration prioritizes a peaceful, clean, and secure environment for the festival.

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Madras High Court Renovation: Justice finds room, but history loses space

On Oct 19, TOI reported the Madras High Court’s decision to house criminal courts in a renovated heritage building, formerly the Law College, which has since sparked debate in the legal community. While offering immediate convenience for practitioners, critics argue it severs historical ties and hinders informal legal education, potentially impacting the justice system’s long-term…

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Nomadic Tribal Group in Garhwa Refuses to Return Home Amid Wild Elephant Attacks

Seventy-one tribal individuals from 17 households in Garhwa district are refusing to return to their ancestral village, Baherwa, after wild elephants destroyed their homes and crops. They are currently living in makeshift huts near Geruasoti village, fearing continued elephant attacks. Despite offers of relocation and housing assistance, the community prioritizes safety over returning to their…

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