Jannah Theme License is not validated, Go to the theme options page to validate the license, You need a single license for each domain name.

    International

    • Oct- 2022 -
      28 October

      Thai transgender media mogul buys Miss Universe pageant

      Hyderabad: Anne Jakapong Jakrajutatip, a transgender Thai media mogul and transgender rights campaigner has bought the Miss Universe pageant making her the first woman to own the pageant outright. She runs the KN Global Group which acquired the organisation for $20 million, according to a company announcement. After a series of posts that referred to the Universe, Jakapong wrote, “Sometimes the UNIVERSE moves things away to allow other wonderful things to appear. Change is always good. In fact, Evolution is Common and Human Beings are always the subject to ‘Force for Change’(sic),” in an Instagram post. She later posted a picture that read ‘100% Ownership’. Jakapong has starred in local versions of reality shows like ‘Project Runway’ and ‘Shark Tank’. She…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      Alaska-Australia flight could place bird in record books 

      Canberra: A young bar-tailed godwit appears to have set a non-stop distance record for migratory birds by flying at least 13,560 kilometers (8,435 miles) from Alaska to the Australian state of Tasmania, a bird expert said Friday. The bird was tagged as a hatchling in Alaska during the Northern Hemisphere summer with a tracking GPS chip and tiny solar panel that enabled an international research team to follow its first annual migration across the Pacific Ocean, Birdlife Tasmania convenor Eric Woehler said. Because the bird was so young, its gender wasn’t known. Aged about five months, it left southwest Alaska at the Yuko-Kuskokwim Delta on Oct. 13 and touched down 11 days later at Ansons Bay on the island of Tasmania’s northeastern tip on Oct. 24, according…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      French author Rene Naba releases book on threat posed by China-Pak nexus

      Geneva: French author Rene Naba has released his latest book on the nuclear emergency and threat posed by the nexus of Pakistan and China to South Asia, and the world at large. The book on the “Nuclearization of Asia” was released this week at the Geneva Press Club, which saw the in-person participation of 35 persons. Twenty-three people participated via virtual mode. Geneva international radio representative, Tribune de Geneve, and two UN press correspondents participated as well. According to the French publication Labna News, Rene Naba is the author of two books on Asia, including one which discusses the security threat posed by Pakistan. The author is the former head of the Arab Muslim world in the diplomatic service of AFP and vice president of the International…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      US: Three Indian students killed in road accident in Massachusetts

      New York: In a tragic incident, three students from India died in a road accident after the car they were travelling in collided with another vehicle in western Massachusetts. Prem Kumar Reddy Goda, 27, Pavani Gullapally 22 and Sai Narasimha Patamsetti 22, died on scene of the collision, Berkshire District Attorney’s Office said in a statement on Thursday. Massachusetts state and local police are investigating the two-vehicle motor vehicle collision that killed the three students and hospitalised five other people. At approximately 5:30 am, a northbound car and a southbound vehicle collided. Four other occupants in the car 23-year-old Manoj Reddy Donda, 22-year-old Sridhar Reddy Chinthakunta, 23-year-old Vijith Reddy Gummala, and 22-year-old Hima Ishwarya Siddireddy, were transported to Berkshire Medical Center…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      Rishi Sunak, his spouse wealthiest occupants of Downing Street in history

      London: The extraordinary wealth of the wider family of Britain’s super-rich Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his billionaire heiress wife Akshata Murthy has been laid bare, the media reported. With an estimated net fortune of 730 million pounds that includes multiple properties in Britain and the US, a string of business interests and even a fleet of cars including a ‘high-spec’ Range Rover, a ‘top-of-the-range’ Lexus and a BMW, the Oxbridge former Goldman Sachs banker and his Stanford-educated spouse are by far the wealthiest occupants of Downing Street in the history, the Daily Mail reported. Indeed, Akshata Murthy is said to be wealthier than even King Charles III due to her 430 million pounds stake in her billionaire tycoon father…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      How Many Billionaires Are There in China

      China‘s explosive economic growth in the industrial, retail and real estate sectors has unsurprisingly made many dollar billionaires in recent years. But here, too, precise evaluations vary. According to this year’s The World’s Billionaires, the widely cited ranking published annually by Forbes since 1987, there were 607 billionaires in China, including Hong Kong and Macau, making it the country with the second-highest number of super-rich. The U.S. topped the list with 735 dollar billionaires, while India was third with 166. The magazine counted 2,668 billionaires in the world in 2022, down 97 but still worth a combined $12.7 trillion. Eight of the 10 richest people in the world were Americans, according to the Forbes list, which was topped by Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and LVMH boss Bernard Arnault,…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      Out of Style: Why Israel wants to boycott Zara

      Spanish multi-national clothing chain Zara has become the subject of controversy after a local franchise owner in Israel hosted a far-right leader named Itamar Ben-Gvir. The event has angered many Arab Israelis who have now called for a boycott of the fashion chain. Many filmed themselves burning garments sold by Zara and took to Twitter to post these videos with the hashtag #boycottZara. They also demanded that the company should condemn the action of its local franchise. Meanwhile, Ben-Gvir’s spokesperson said that the meeting was a “private event”. Let’s take a closer look at the recent developments. Why the boycott? The trouble for Zara began when Joey Schwebel, the Canadian-Israeli chairman of Trimera Brands – a fashion distribution giant which…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      Shocker! Do nuns and priests watch porn?

      Pope Francis dropped a bomb during a convention in the Vatican when he said that even nuns and priests watch pornographic content online, just like everybody else. The 85-year-old Pope said, “It is a vice that many people have, many laymen, many laywomen, and also priests and nuns.” The remarks of the Pope came in response to a question about how the new generation of the clergy can use social media tools to “share the joy about being a Christian, without forgetting our identity or being too exposed and arrogant.” Let’s take a closer look at what else did the Pope say and how the church views pornography. Pope Francis equated porn with the gateway to hell. While he said that…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      Indian-American Sikh police officer Sandeep Dhaliwal’s murderer Robert Solis sentenced to death

      Robert Solis, the man convicted of murdering Sandeep Dhaliwal, the first turbaned Indian-American Sikh police officer in the US state of Texas while making a traffic stop in 2019, has been sentenced to death, according to a police official. The verdict was handed down by the jury, a panel made up of citizens. Solis showed no emotion as the sentence was read on Wednesday. Jurors deliberated for just 35 minutes before recommending the death penalty in the punishment phase of the trial. They deliberated for 25 minutes in the guilt phase. “Verdict is in: Jurors sentence Robert Solis to death. We are extremely grateful that justice has been served,” Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez tweeted. Solis, 50, was convicted by the…

      Read More »
    • 28 October

      Cannot call army chief traitor when …: ISI chief slams Imran Khan

      Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was called out by the chief of the country’s top spy agency, ISI, for calling the army chief, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, a “traitor” after Khan met him at night. In a direct jibe at Khan, the Director General of the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), Lt Gen Nadeem Anjum, said: “If the commander-in-chief is a traitor, then why did you meet him in hiding? Meeting [him] is your right but it cannot be possible that you meet at night and call [him] a traitor in the day,” Lt Gen Anjum said, reported Geo News. “Your government offered an extension to the army chief for an indefinite period during his term if he agreed to…

      Read More »
    Back to top button

    Notice: ob_end_flush(): Failed to send buffer of zlib output compression (0) in /home4/eveningd/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 5493