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Cultural disputes over 404.76 acres of land have been occurring in Kerala, India for quite a while. In the coastal village, Munambam – a Kochi suburb – a complex land dispute has left around 610 families...
Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Russia to meet President Vladimir Putin. The meeting between two countries was of great importance because they availed an opportunity for the leaders of both nations to discuss many important...
China has taken a major step to reform its labor policies by raising the retirement age for the first time in 74 years, a move that reflects growing concerns over its shrinking workforce and aging population....
Typhoon Yagi is the largest storm in Asia this year, with wind speeds exceeding 120 km/h. For these past few weeks, Typhoon Yagi has been ravaging through Southeast Asia, leaving hundreds dead or misplaced. At least...
The population of honeybees is declining in India, and it is having an impact on the entire country. Since the early 2000s, farmers have noticed a decrease in the number of bees in their farm fields....
Imagine living without the freedom to express your opinions. You can not speak out against the government, can not create certain art, or hum your favorite song. This is not a distant fear, but a harsh...
Cumulating 2.1 million concurrent players and ranking a historical second place on “Most Popular Steam Games” on the day of its release, China’s first triple-A combat-action game, Black Myth Wukong, was an unprecedented success. Video games...
On August 9th, a thirty-one-year-old trainee doctor’s body was found in a seminar room of the R.G. Kar Medical College in Kolkata, India. Her body was found in a horrifying state, with blood and bruises covered...
“Our state, our country and the whole world is asking for justice for our daughter”, says the father of a Kolkata doctor after being interviewed by BBC. After a tiring 36-hour shift at RG Kar Medical...
The sand demand in india has approximately tripled since the early 2000s. To feed the demand and supply thoroughly, miners have switched from manual and artisanal extraction to massive and mechanized exploitation, leading to major damage....
