July 18: Not-for-profit organisations can apply for a share in $22.5 million of grants to help drive safer behaviour on Queensland roads. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said… Continue reading Community-first road safety funding boosted
Kathmandu, July 16 Authorities in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley have decided to extend the ongoing lockdown till July 25 to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, but with further relaxation of the prohibitory… Continue reading Lockdown extended in Kathmandu Valley till July 25
Ayodhya, July 16 The Ram temple in Ayodhya will open to devotees for worship by the end of 2023. Construction in the entire 70-acre campus will be completed by the… Continue reading Ram temple to open for devotees at the end of 2023
New Delhi, July 16 With hints of Congress’ ‘defiant’ former Cabinet Minister Navjot Sidhu as the party unit chief months ahead of the Assembly polls in Punjab sparked a row, he… Continue reading Sidhu to meet Sonia Gandhi at her residence amid growing row in party
It needs no research to write about the long expected arrival of the phenomenon of delivery of explosive material on targets by small drones. The Jammu- based Indian Air Force… Continue reading Jammu twin drone attacks: Dawn of new trend in warfare
Racism is as old as the history of human societies. Modern states have responded appropriately: legislatively and normatively and so to have sporting codes and institutions. However, we cannot wish… Continue reading That racism unites people more than it divides is heartening
As China’s communist party celebrates its 100th anniversary on July 1st, one of the key changes that happened under its stewardship is the rise of aggressive diplomatic posturing against other… Continue reading China’s wolf warrior diplomacy
Taunton, July 1 All-rounder Sophia Dunkley, who earlier this month became the first Black woman to play Test cricket for England, hammered unbeaten 73 off 81 deliveries and shared an… Continue reading Sophia powers England women to series win over India
Baghdad, July 1 Fifteen civilians were injured in a bomb explosion at a crowded area in Baghdad, a source from Iraq’s Interior Ministry said. The explosion occurred on Wednesday evening… Continue reading 15 civilians injured in Baghdad bomb blast
New Delhi, July 1 BJP chief J.P. Nadda and union home minister Amit Shah, on Thursday, greeted doctors and chartered accountants on ‘Doctors Day’ and ‘Chartered Accountants’ Day. Saluting doctors… Continue reading Nadda, Shah greet doctors and chartered accountants
Can we survive months without live sport? Short answer is yes, we can. We’ll survive and come out the other side and still be strong fans of the sports we… Continue reading A sporting fightback against COVID-19 and beyond
The Queensland Government recently presented its budget which according to Treasurer Cameron Dick will create more jobs in the state leading to faster economic recovery, as the state goes under… Continue reading Queensland’s budget aimed at saving lives and creating jobs
