Rahul Gandhi joined the 'Palayan Roko, Naukri Do' padyatra in Begusarai to highlight issues like unemployment and inflation faced by Bihar's youth. He urged attendees to wear white t-shirts to pressure the government. Union minister Giriraj Singh claimed Congress failed to eradicate poverty during its rule and praised current development under PM Modi and CM Nitish Kumar.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly experienced an uproar on Monday over the controversial Waqf (Amendment) Act, as the NC-led alliance opposed the now-law. Assembly Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather cited Rules to bar discussion since the matter is sub-judice, while the opposition called the Assembly's move unconstitutional.

PM Modi, returning from Sri Lanka, shared an aerial video of the Ram Setu and felt it was a divine coincidence that it aligned with the 'surya tilak' ceremony at the Ram temple in Ayodhya on Ram Navami. He extended warm greetings and highlighted Lord Ram's unifying force for the nation.

UP Power Corporation has dismissed Saqib Khan, a contractual lineman, for allegedly waving a Palestinian flag after offering namaz on Eid in Saharanpur. Following local pressure, his services were terminated and the case is under investigation for possible anti-national activities.

A musical performance featuring the RSS 'gana geetham' at a temple managed by the Travancore Devaswom Board has sparked controversy. The Congress demanded action, citing a high court directive against political activities on temple grounds. Allegations include RSS flags at the event, with police investigating the complaint. This incident follows a similar controversy involving CPM songs at another temple festivity.

Domestic travel remains strong in India, with Hyatt Hotels reporting a significant domestic to international guest ratio shift from pre-Covid times. Hyatt plans to introduce inclusive brands in India and expand with 100 properties within five years, focusing on luxury and experiential stays.

[The Conversation Africa] The world has to feed a growing population with the same area of land and less water. Irrigation is key to managing this problem. A 10-year project called Transforming Irrigation in Southern Africa focused on capacity constraints on schemes in Mozambique, Tanzania and Zimbabwe and how to solve them. This led to a new project which uses small-scale irrigation schemes as learning sites for circular food systems. Here, the researchers involved in the projects share some findings.

[Dabanga] Amsterdam -- On April 7, the world comes together to observe World Health Day, an annual initiative led by the UN World Health Organisation (WHO) to spotlight critical health issues. This year's theme focuses on maternal and infant health, underscoring the importance of proper medical care, nutrition, and support during pregnancy and early childhood. However, in Sudan, a country ravaged by conflict, the reality is starkly different. Millions of mothers and babies are caught in a deepening humanitarian crisis,

[The Conversation Africa] By the end of 2025, 42 African countries will have held national elections in the previous 24 months. But do these elections produce parliaments that accurately reflect the societies they serve? Aside from studies of women in Africa's legislatures, there is surprisingly little information about this important issue.

According to Yonhap's source, the decision will be approved during a Cabinet meeting

According to the statement of the Russian diplomatic mission in the United States, 'this is what sport should be - beyond borders and politics'

According to the Russian Embassy in Venezuela, It would be symbolic to sign it on the 80th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations

Around 33 people are arrested per day in the UK for posting online, The Times reports Read Full Article at RT.com

French President Emmanuel Macron has been using “industrial amounts” of perfume, according to a new book about him Read Full Article at RT.com

Every weekday, Habsah Binte Dol wakes up at 2am to prepare for her job as a cook in a hawker stall. She is 73, and took on the responsibility of looking after her grandchildren, aged 14 and 18, after her daughter was jailed in 2024 for drug abuse. Woon Roselin, was released from jail in March, but Habsah still works five days a week, 12 hours a day at an ayam penyet stall near her home in Bedok, earning less than $1,000 a day, to help support the family.  After finishing her shift at 4pm, Hasbah's day isn't over. She heads home to prepare dinner for her grandchildren or occasionally runs errands, such as grocery shopping. In addition, she also manages the household chores, including doing the laundry and sweeping the floors. Despite her advancing age, Habsah still has the energy and spirit to keep working. Speaking to AsiaOne, Habsah recounted the difficult and lonely period when she first took on the role of caring for the two teenagers.  «My daugher (her only child) was sent to the prison, and there were many times when I felt lonely and upset,» said the elderly woman, who lost her husband in 2016. 

The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) team aiding with search and rescue efforts in Myanmar has helped recover a body from under the rubble of a nine-story hotel which partially collapsed following the major 7.7 magnitude earthquake on March 28. In a Facebook post on April 6, SCDF said their Operation Lionheart team has been actively involved in search operations in Ottara Thiri Township in the country's capital Naypyidaw over the past two days. Together with the Myanmar Earthquake Relief Contingent from Vietnam, rescuers discovered a body beneath «layers of concrete and steel» at the hotel. The Operation Lionheart contingent then worked with Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency to extricate the body by breaking through the concrete debris.

SINGAPORE - The world has changed completely, and Singaporeans have to work together to deal with uncertainty, said Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong on April 6. «In Singapore, we have to work together as one people, closely with the Government, » SM Lee said, speaking at the Kebun Baru Sunday Carnival. «United, resolute, fighting on, and not confused by strange ideas or soft solutions - don't need to do this, we can postpone the problem, we leave it to later on. Somebody else can worry about it, our future, our problems.» In his speech, SM Lee cited the sweeping global tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on many countries, including Singapore. He said: «This is going to affect our trade, it's going to affect our economy, it's going to affect our region, and it's going to affect our future. And it's not good news.» SM Lee's remarks come after Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on April 4 said in a five-minute video uploaded to his social media that the Republic must brace itself for more shocks to come.

SINGAPORE – Nutri-Grade labels will be mandatory for sodium-heavy products such as salt, sauces, seasonings and instant noodles by the middle of 2027, if they are given C or D grades. This is in a bid to encourage Singaporeans to make healthier dietary choices amid high rates of chronic diseases. Like the labelling for beverages, such products will be graded A to D, with D being the least healthy choice. Products rated D, which would have the highest levels of sodium, sugar, and/or saturated fat, cannot be advertised.  The label will also be updated to highlight the ingredient of concern that results in a product’s final grade, to better help consumers understand the basis of the grade.  For example, if the sodium content for an instant noodle is graded C, but its saturated fat content is graded D, the product will have a D grade and the label will indicate the saturated fat content.

Every weekday, Habsah Binte Dol wakes up at 2am to prepare for her job as a cook in a hawker stall. She is 73, and took on the responsibility of looking after her grandchildren, aged 14 and 18, after her daughter was jailed in 2024 for drug abuse. Woon Roselin, was released from jail in March, but Habsah still works five days a week, 12 hours a day at an ayam penyet stall near her home in Bedok, earning less than $1,000 a day, to help support the family.  After finishing her shift at 4pm, Hasbah's day isn't over. She heads home to prepare dinner for her grandchildren or occasionally runs errands, such as grocery shopping. In addition, she also manages the household chores, including doing the laundry and sweeping the floors. Despite her advancing age, Habsah still has the energy and spirit to keep working. Speaking to AsiaOne, Habsah recounted the difficult and lonely period when she first took on the role of caring for the two teenagers.  «My daugher (her only child) was sent to the prison, and there were many times when I felt lonely and upset,» said the elderly woman, who lost her husband in 2016. 

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Paris to voice their support for the convicted former National Rally leader, Marine Le Pen Read Full Article at RT.com

The UK Navy reportedly thinks that Russia luxury yacht may have been used to gather intelligence Read Full Article at RT.com

Film director Oliver Stone has said that the ‘Russiagate’ controversy was a bunch of lies Read Full Article at RT.com

The Islamic Republic has reportedly placed its military on high alert amid the tensions with the US Read Full Article at RT.com

As of 2:45 a.m. Moscow time (11:45 p.m. GMT, Sunday), the drop in the price slowed down by 1.16%

Mikhail Ulyanov also commented on various mass media reports regarding a consensus on the composition of a hypothetical EU delegation to the negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict settlement

Véritable engouement pour la 10ème édition de la Purumu party. Organisé par la ville de Papeete, samedi 5 avril, l’événement rassemble de plus en plus de monde au fil des années. De 18h a 22h, douze groupes et artistes locaux répartis sur 4 scènes ont fait vibrer Papeete.

Inflation and seismic activity continues on the Reykjanes Peninsula. In the last 24 hours, about 550 earthquakes have been recorded on the peninsula and out to the Reykjanes Ridge.

Meanwhile, the price of futures contracts of WTI crude oil for May delivery was down by 3.36% at $59.92 per barrel

According to him, In the document, the Hamas leaders ask of the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Quds Force to transfer $500 million

Le candidat à la présidentielle du 12 avril prochain, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, a été accueilli par les populations de Moanda, Mounana et Bakoumba, ce dimanche 06 avril 2025. Le stade Henry Sylvoz a servi de cadre pour cet événement qui a permis aux habitants de ces trois communes, de communier avec le couple présidentiel et l'équipe qui l'accompagne. Les populations du département de la Lébombi-Leyou, du district de la Lébombi-Léyou et celles du département de Lékoko attendaient (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

A 17-year-old boy and a 37-year-old man, both from Clarks Hill district, St Andrew, have been charged after allegedly attacking a man they accused of harbouring a stranger in the community. Jerome Dixon, a mason, has been charged with breaches of...