Supporters of Bolivia's ex-leader Morales Clash with Police in Push to Secure His Candidacy

May 18, 2025

Supporters of Bolivia's ex-leader Morales Clash with Police in Push to Secure His Candidacy

Supporters of former President Evo Morales clash with police as they march to secure his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections despite a court ruling blocking his participation. The clashes highlight the escalating political tensions and economic crisis in Bolivia.

India Dispatches All-Party Parliamentary Delegations to Over 30 Countries After Operation Sindoor

May 18, 2025

India Dispatches All-Party Parliamentary Delegations to Over 30 Countries After Operation Sindoor

India dispatches 59 MPs from various political parties to engage with global opinion-makers and counter disinformation in over 30 countries post Operation Sindoor.

Donald Trump's Approval Rating Surges to 50%: Poll

May 18, 2025

Donald Trump's Approval Rating Surges to 50%: Poll

Donald Trump's approval rating has jumped to 50% from a low of 45%, thanks to successful trade deals and positive response to his Middle East visit.

Six IAS Officers Transferred Out of Goa After Stampede Incident

May 18, 2025

Six IAS Officers Transferred Out of Goa After Stampede Incident

In a significant development, six IAS officers, including the North Goa collector, were transferred out of the state following a tragic stampede incident. The reshuffle comes after a fact-finding committee pointed out lapses in crowd control during the Shirgao jatra.

India Escalates Control Over Indus Waters Amid Tensions with Pakistan

May 17, 2025

India Escalates Control Over Indus Waters Amid Tensions with Pakistan

India is contemplating increasing water usage from the Indus river system, which could greatly reduce water supply to Pakistan, escalating tensions between the two countries.