Saudi Arabia to host third World Defense Show in Riyadh, February 2026, boosting local defense industry

Riyadh is gearing up to host the World Defense Show in February 2026. This event will showcase global defense industry innovations. The show aims to boost Saudi Arabia’s defense capabilities. It also aligns with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals. The event will feature expanded exhibition space. It will also foster international partnerships. Previous editions have…

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India’s non-smartphone electronics shipments surge: Over $14 billion exports in FY25, says ESC; total electronics exports up by 32.47%

India’s electronics exports surged to $38.57 billion in FY 2024-25, a 32.47% increase, driven by non-smartphone sectors like solar panels and telecom equipment. This growth, representing 9% of India’s merchandise exports, is fueled by government initiatives and a burgeoning semiconductor ecosystem. Tamil Nadu leads state-wise exports, and India aims for $200 billion in electronics exports…

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Fines up to BD 3,000: Bahrain introduces faster penalties for minor offenses

Bahrain’s Decree-Law No. (32) of 2025 introduces amendments to the Criminal Procedure Law, streamlining the handling of minor offenses. Public Prosecution gains authority to issue criminal orders, enabling quicker resolutions and reducing court caseloads. Judges can now impose fines up to BD 3,000 without formal trials, ensuring proportionate penalties and efficient justice for less serious…

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Shani Amavasya 2025: Retrograde Saturn spells trouble for these 6 Zodiac Signs in September

Shani Amavasya on August 23rd, 2025, coinciding with Saturn retrograde in Pisces, intensifies karmic effects, bringing reflection and challenges. Aries, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Sagittarius, and Aquarius will experience heightened impacts. These signs should focus on simplicity, self-care, communication, and stability to navigate this period effectively, emphasizing mindful actions and routines.

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7 Side effects of sleep medication you should know to prevent serious health risks

Long-term use of sleep medications poses significant health risks, including increased disability, dementia, mortality, and cancer. These medications can also cause next-day impairment, falls, and pancreatitis. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBTI) and healthy sleep routines offer safer, effective alternatives for achieving restorative sleep without the dangers associated with medication dependence.

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Bill Gates reveals his winning answer to ‘why should we hire you’ to crack any interview

Bill Gates shares his insights on tackling tough job interview questions, emphasizing the importance of showcasing motivation, adaptability, and problem-solving skills. He advises candidates to demonstrate their value, self-awareness, and ambition while aligning their goals with the company’s mission. Gates encourages authenticity and preparation to transform interviews into career opportunities.

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From Rajakumari to Halli Power; Fresh wave of Kannada serials and reality shows to premiere this August

Kannada television is set for a refresh with new serials and reality shows premiering in August, aiming to revive family viewing. Highlights include ‘Rajakumari,’ an inspiring story of a young entrepreneur, and ‘Gauri,’ a family drama about sacrifice. The lineup also features ‘Halli Power,’ a reality show where city girls experience village life, and ‘Bhavishya…

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When Salman Khan revealed he was offered Mannat before Shah Rukh Khan; declined the offer after his father asked: “Itna bade ghar mai karoge kya?”

Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic Mannat could have been Salman Khan’s residence. Salman revealed he was initially offered the bungalow early in his career, but his father, Salim Khan, questioned the need for such a large house. Now, Mannat stands as a testament to Shah Rukh’s success, valued at over Rs. 200 crores, with interiors designed…

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