Nepal’s New PM Sushila Karki Gets Warm Welcomes from Modi, China, and US with Big Election Plans

September 19, 2025

Nepal’s New PM Sushila Karki Gets Warm Welcomes from Modi, China, and US with Big Election Plans

Nepal’s new PM Sushila Karki is in the diplomatic spotlight as India’s Modi calls her, and Chinese and US ambassadors meet her on the same day. With elections on March 5 top priority, she seeks support from neighbours and the US to build a peaceful, corruption-free Nepal.

Indian Techie Student from Telangana Shot Dead by US Police in California; Family Alleges Racial Harassment

September 19, 2025

Indian Techie Student from Telangana Shot Dead by US Police in California; Family Alleges Racial Harassment

A young Indian techie student from Telangana was tragically shot dead by US police in Santa Clara, California. The family claims racial harassment played a part. This shocking incident has raised serious questions about police conduct and safety for international students in the US.

Drama Unfolds! Russian Embassy Helped Viktoriia Basu Flee India with Child Against Supreme Court Orders

September 19, 2025

Drama Unfolds! Russian Embassy Helped Viktoriia Basu Flee India with Child Against Supreme Court Orders

Delhi Police exposes how Russian embassy counsellor Arthur Gerbst helped Viktoriia Basu escape India with her child illegally. The journey from Bihar to Kathmandu and beyond unfolds like a thriller.

Qatar’s Big Football Battle Begins in AFC’s Fourth Round for 2026 World Cup Glory

September 18, 2025

Qatar’s Big Football Battle Begins in AFC’s Fourth Round for 2026 World Cup Glory

Qatar’s football team is stepping into the high-stakes AFC fourth round for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. With tough matches against Oman and UAE coming up, every point will matter as they chase direct qualification or a playoff spot. The pressure is on—can Qatar shine on the pitch?

Zimbabwe Strikes $455 Million Deal with India's Jindal Steel to Boost Power Plant Capacity

September 18, 2025

Zimbabwe Strikes $455 Million Deal with India's Jindal Steel to Boost Power Plant Capacity

Zimbabwe is teaming up with India's Jindal Steel in a spicy $455 million, 15-year deal to breathe new life into its Hwange coal power plant. With power cuts haunting the nation, this four-year project promises to ramp up electricity and kickstart fresh energy hope!