South Korea Hosts Mass Blind-Dating Event As Enthusiasm
100 South Koreans, in their 20s and 30s, gathered at a hotel near the capital Seoul dressed in their best,
History Fades As Saltwater Intrusion Threatens Murals In
“The mural used to be more vivid,” said Phra Maha Natee, the abbot of Wat Prasat, a temple in Nonthaburi.
Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Ops Not A Domestic Affair.
In a dramatic development, as rescue personnel on Tuesday evening successfully pulled out all 41 labourers trapped in an under-construction
‘Only 2 Metres Left’ To Reach Trapped Labourers:
After 17 days of struggle, the end seems to be in sight as the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has
New Zealand’s U-turn On Smoking Ban Could Threaten
New Zealand’s new centre-right coalition led by Prime Minister Chris Luxon plans to scrap laws introduced by the previous Labour-led
Highlighting Key Benefits Of Ambitious USBRL Project
More than 95% of the 272 km Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla rail link project (USBRL) has been finished. The Indian Railways is on
Mass Protest In New South Wales Over Climate
Australia remains one of the largest coal producers in the world, with a string of new coal mines, oil fields
Coldplay Delivers Roaring Performance In Malaysia Despite ‘Kill
British rock band Coldplay thrilled over 75,000 fans at a Kuala Lumpur concert on Wednesday night despite the rain. Part
Has A North Korean Spy Satellite Made It
North Korea on Wednesday said it had put its first spy satellite into orbit. The satellite, named “Malligyong-1” was launched
Indian Tunnel Collapse: Frantic Effort To Free 41
A frustrating operation in northern India to rescue 41 labourers trapped inside a mountain tunnel they were trying to build,
