Fake Job Offers, Abduction, Ransom: Why Iran Blocked Visa-Free Travel Privilege For Indians

Earlier this year in May, three men from Punjab, who had attempted to travel to Australia via an illegal route, were kidnapped in Iran.

From Moscow SCO Meeting, Jaishankar's Veiled Warning To Pakistan On Terrorism

EAM Dr S Jaishankar renewed India's call for zero tolerance towards terrorism, stressing that there can be "no whitewashing, or, justification" for such acts.

Pakistan: Political Parties Protest Against 27th Constitutional Amendment Empowering Asim Munir

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Members of Provincial Assembly (MPAs) marched from the Punjab Assembly to Charing Cross on the Mall to hold their protest against the 27th Constitutional Amendment.

Sheikh Hasina Death Sentence: International Council Of Jurists To Move UN Against Conviction

The International Council of Jurists, headquartered in London with offices in New Delhi, is an independent global legal body committed to strengthening democratic institutions and ensuring justice worldwide, and is entirely distinct from both the International Court of Justice and the International Commission of Jurists.

Cosmic Scars Reveal The Sun Once Had Siblings, And Their Breakup Was More Violent Than We Thought

A new study suggests the Sun was born in a tightly packed cluster of sibling stars, but their early years were marked by chaotic gravitational battles that scarred the solar system’s edges. By decoding the orbits of distant sednoids, scientists now believe the Sun escaped this dangerous nursery far sooner than previously imagined.