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Kiren Rijiju Defends Holding Manipur Debate Past Midnight
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju justified the late-night debate on Manipur, stating that the government is committed to discussing crucial issues irrespective of the hour. He emphasized that Parliament functions to serve the people and timing should not hinder important discussions.
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Can Donald Trump Legally Serve a Third Term?
Former U.S. President Donald Trump can run again in 2024, but not beyond. The U.S. Constitution’s 22nd Amendment restricts any individual to just two elected terms as president—consecutive or not. Since Trump has already served one term, he’s eligible for only one more, not a third.
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ISRO’s CARTOSAT-3 Captures Myanmar Earthquake Destruction
High-resolution images from ISRO’s CARTOSAT-3 satellite reveal extensive damage in Myanmar after a powerful earthquake. The images will aid disaster response teams in assessing the affected areas.
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Myanmar Hit by 5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Near Mandalay
A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar, marking the latest in a series of aftershocks. No major damages have been reported, but residents remain on high alert.
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China Conducts Military Patrol in South China Sea, Warns Philippines
China has carried out military patrols in the South China Sea, issuing a warning to the Philippines over territorial disputes. Beijing claims the patrols are a response to what it calls “provocative actions” by Manila in contested waters.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Dragon Capsule Returns Astronauts After Extended ISS Mission
After spending 286 days in space, NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore safely returned to Earth aboard SpaceX’s Dragon capsule. Their mission was extended due to Boeing Starliner delays.
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Philadelphia Eagles Make Key Moves in NFL Free Agency
The Philadelphia Eagles have signed key defensive players, including Azeez Ojulari and Adoree' Jackson, while offloading others to manage their salary cap efficiently.
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Japan Begins Post-Earthquake Recovery Efforts
Japan has started recovery operations after a massive 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the country, displacing thousands and causing significant damage to infrastructure.
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Major Tech Layoffs: Thousands Lose Jobs Amid Economic Slowdown
Tech giants including Google, Amazon, and Meta have announced mass layoffs as companies struggle with declining revenue and AI-driven job automation.
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Israeli Government Faces Crisis Amid Protests and Political Turmoil
Mass protests continue in Israel as the government faces backlash over judicial reforms and corruption scandals, pushing the country into political instability.
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Trump and Putin Agree to Temporary Ceasefire in Ukraine
Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed on a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine. The deal, mediated by European nations, aims to reduce ongoing hostilities but remains fragile as key terms are still being negotiated. Many experts doubt the long-term sustainability of the agreement.
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