With drums beating and blue flags fluttering, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) staged a powerful twin rally offensive—one in the verdant, tea-growing heartland of Thyolo and another on the sunbaked shores of Mangochi—igniting both hope and nostalgia as the party pushes to reclaim its grip on the presidency. In Bvumbwe’s Masenjere constituency, the roads came […] The post DPP’s Double Punch: Bvumbwe and Mangochi Rallies Spark Political Surge as Mutharika’s Shadow Looms Large appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

She’s back, bolder, and unbothered. Former President Joyce Banda has declared war on Malawi’s education crisis — and she’s not mincing words. At a fiery rally at Migowi Primary School ground in Phalombe, the People’s Party (PP) presidential candidate vowed to deliver free secondary school education if elected in the upcoming September 16 General Election […] The post No U-Turn: Joyce Banda Stands Firm on Her Free Secondary School Promise If Elected appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A homestay collapsed near Bageshwar Dham in Chattarpur district. The tragic incident occurred early Tuesday. One woman, Anita Devi, died in the collapse. Ten other individuals sustained injuries. Three of the injured are in critical condition. Heavy overnight rain caused the wall of the homestay in Gada village to collapse. Injured individuals were taken to the district hospital for treatment.

The maximum package targets an additional 95 bln euro worth of goods and would cover all key categories of American exports, including Boeing aircraft, automobiles, and bourbon

In the early hours of July 7, the Israeli Air Force struck Houthi-controlled targets, which account for about one-third of Yemen’s territory

Earlier, Trump stated that the US would send Kiev «some more weapons»

According to the Ministry of Health data, the total number of victims of Israeli aggression since October 7, 2023, has risen to 57,523, with over 136,617 injured

Over 140 people, including eight children, were injured, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the Crimes committed by the Kiev Regime Rodion Miroshnik told

Ram Madhav emphasises India's need to reorient its focus towards its neighborhood and the Global South amidst global turmoil. He advocates for prioritising technology and economic growth, aiming for 9-10% sustained growth, and capitalising on defense manufacturing. Madhav also highlights the importance of 'Brand Bharat,' promoting Indian values like democracy and consensus-driven governance, or 'dharmocracy,' on the global stage.

India abstained from the UNGA resolution on Afghanistan, emphasizing that a conventional approach won't achieve desired outcomes for the Afghan people. India's UN envoy, P Harish, advocated for a balanced strategy that combines incentives and disincentives, as punitive measures alone are unlikely to succeed. He also highlighted the need to prevent terrorist groups from exploiting Afghan territory, referencing Pakistan's role.

Bihar Police fatally shot an accused individual involved in the murder of Gopal Khemka, claiming self-defense after the accused allegedly attacked them. This incident follows the arrest of two individuals, including the alleged shooter, in connection with the industrialist's murder in Patna.

Bihar's electoral roll revision sparks political debate before upcoming elections, with opposition questioning document requirements and timing. The Election Commission aims to eliminate duplicate voters, requiring proof of residency. While Aadhaar is excluded due to illegal immigration concerns, various government-issued documents are accepted. Opposition parties argue that many lack the required documents, citing land ownership issues.

Ram Madhav emphasises India's need to reorient its focus towards its neighborhood and the Global South amidst global turmoil. He advocates for prioritising technology and economic growth, aiming for 9-10% sustained growth, and capitalising on defense manufacturing. Madhav also highlights the importance of 'Brand Bharat,' promoting Indian values like democracy and consensus-driven governance, or 'dharmocracy,' on the global stage.

An auxiliary police officer who was tasked to issue weapons at the airport playfully threw a bullet in the air, loaded it into a revolver and accidentally discharged a round into a countertop.Fortunately, one of his colleagues, who was standing in front of him, was not injured.On July 7, Muhammad Mukhlis Kamis, 39, pleaded guilty to committing a rash act endangering personal safety and was sentenced to two months’ jail.Mukhlis was employed as an auxiliary police officer with Sats Security Services and held the rank of sergeant at the subsidiary of the cargo handler.He was deployed as an armourer for five years before the incident in November 2023.On the morning of Nov 22 that year, Mukhlis was at the Sats Auxiliary Police Armoury at the Singapore Air Freight Terminal Core C Building when another officer, Corporal Zulkarnaen Ramli, went to the armoury to withdraw his equipment and firearms.Cpl Zulkarnaen was supposed to be issued with one Taurus revolver, 10 rounds of 0.38mm ammunition, one extendable baton and one handcuff.However, Mukhlis issued nine rounds of 0.38mm ammunition instead of 10.

SINGAPORE — The Reform Party (RP) will withdraw from the People's Alliance for Reform (PAR), leaving the opposition group with two of its four founding members.The People's Power Party (PPP) did the same in February ahead of the general election on May 3, while the Peoples Voice (PV) and Democratic Progressive Party remain.RP secretary-general Kenneth Jeyaretnam announced his party's resignation, which takes effect at the end of July, in a post on the party’s Facebook page on Monday (July 7).«We thank Lim Tean for his leadership and wish him and the other remaining parties in PAR all the best in the future,» he said, referring to Mr Lim, secretary-general of PV and the PAR.Mr Jeyaretnam was the chairman of the alliance. 

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh lauded the armed forces' bravery during Operation Sindoor, emphasizing India's need for constant preparedness amidst global uncertainties. He highlighted the rising global demand for Indian-made weapons and the economic impact of defence spending, urging the Defence Accounts Department to facilitate defence sector growth.

Une trentaine d'élèves et autant de professeurs du lycée Samuel Raapoto sont testés, après la découverte d'au moins un cas de tuberculose au sein de l'établissement.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been pictured for the first time since opting not to attend the funeral of Diogo Jota, who tragically passed away following a traffic accident last week.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has mandated smartphone makers to allow full functionality of the national RuStore app on their devices Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump has unveiled major new tariffs on America’s closest allies in Asia Read Full Article at RT.com

The Indo-Russian joint venture to manufacture Kamov helicopters in India is facing significant delays due to the Ukraine war, Western sanctions, and supply chain disruptions. HAL is awaiting certification status from the Russians before making further decisions. Consequently, HAL is shifting its focus towards indigenous helicopter platforms like LUH, LCH, and IMRH, with production centralized at the Tumakuru facility.

India's drug regulatory body, CDSCO, advises flushing 17 specific drugs, including painkillers and anti-anxiety medications, down the sink if unused or expired due to potential harm. For other medications, they recommend scientific disposal through 'drug take back' initiatives to prevent environmental pollution. Studies reveal that improper disposal leads to drug presence in water sources, contributing to multi-drug resistant pathogens.