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PM Modi writes to new Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman; invites him to India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday extended warm wishes to Bangladesh's newly sworn-in prime minister, Tarique Rahman, on his electoral victory and appointment, underlining New Delhi's commitment to deepening bilateral ties and regional stability. In a letter addressed to Rahman, PM Modi said India and Bangladesh can "work for each other's security and enable mutual prosperity," reflecting the shared interests and longstanding partnership between the two neighbours.
Saudi’s 'Work Interruption' Service: What happens when domestic workers stop showing up
Saudi Arabia introduces a new digital service on Musaned for handling domestic worker contract terminations. This service allows employers to legally end contracts when workers stop showing up. It provides a structured process with defined timelines for both employers and workers. This reform aims to increase transparency and efficiency in the Kingdom's labor market.
No licence, SR2,600 fine: Saudi transport authority targets private passenger cars
Saudi Arabia is set to enforce stricter rules against illegal passenger transport. Individuals using private cars for fares without a licence will face a SR2,600 fine. This move aims to boost penalties under the Land Transport Law. The Transport General Authority is revising regulations for taxi and passenger transport brokerage. Stricter measures will deter violations and ensure compliance.
‘It just went off’: Why father who shot British daughter won’t face jail—what's Trump link?
A British woman, Lucy Harrison, was fatally shot by her father in Texas during a prank. Her father, Kris Harrison, pointed a loaded handgun at her, believing it was unloaded. While US authorities ruled the death an accident, a UK coroner concluded it was unlawful killing. The family is seeking justice for Lucy.
Facing backlash in Bangladesh, Yunus spews venom in departing speech as he rakes up India's seven sisters
Facing sustained criticism in Bangladesh over failure to fully restore democratic normalcy and ensure protection of vulnerable minorities, outgoing interim adviser Muhammad Yunus once again invoked the rhetoric of the "Seven Sisters" in his departing address to the nation, pointedly omitting any direct reference to India.
‘I have nothing to hide’: Trump responds to Epstein link claims; takes dig at Hillary Clinton
President Trump reiterated his denial of any involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, stating he has been "totally exonerated" and has "nothing to hide." He claimed investigations cleared him and suggested Epstein opposed his election. Released files reference past contact and Trump's comments to investigators, though officials found no credible information warranting further investigation into him.
Michael Jordan under fire after post-race celebration gesture toward child goes viral
Michael Jordan’s celebration at the Daytona 500 took an unexpected turn after a viral clip showed him interacting with driver Tyler Reddick’s young son. While some online users called the moment inappropriate, others defended it as harmless and familiar. The debate overshadowed 23XI Racing’s milestone victory, shifting attention from the historic win to divided social media reactions.
Norwegian scientist suffers brain damage after testing secret microwave device on himself to disprove 'Havana Syndrome': Report
A Norwegian scientist's secret experiment with a microwave energy device backfired, causing him symptoms akin to Havana Syndrome. This revelation, shared with the CIA, has fueled speculation about "pulsed-energy" weapons potentially behind the mysterious illness affecting diplomats globally. While some theories point to sonic attacks or foreign adversaries, the exact cause remains debated.
Ethan Klein net worth questioned after podcaster sponsors Los Angeles billboard linked to James Charles misconduct controversy
A Los Angeles billboard referencing past controversy involving James Charles sparked renewed online discussion, leading Ethan Klein to respond during his podcast. As the story gained attention, viewers also searched for details about his net worth and podcast career. The situation highlights how quickly internet conversations return and how creators remain at the center of discussions long after events first make headlines.
Netanyahu says PM Modi to visit Israel on February 25-26: 'India is enormously powerful and popular'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Israel on a two-day visit from February 25 to 26. He made the announcement while addressing the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organisations. "Parliament address on the anvil. Who's coming here next week? Narendra Modi," Netanyahu told the gathering.
RECENT NEWS
- PM Modi writes to new Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman; invites him to India
- Saudi’s 'Work Interruption' Service: What happens when domestic workers stop showing up
- No licence, SR2,600 fine: Saudi transport authority targets private passenger cars
- ‘It just went off’: Why father who shot British daughter won’t face jail—what's Trump link?
- Facing backlash in Bangladesh, Yunus spews venom in departing speech as he rakes up India's seven sisters
