WFP suspends food aid assistance program in Ethiopia
The World Food Program (WFP) has announced its decision to suspend the food aid assistance program in Ethiopia, citing large-scale aid misappropriation.
In a...
Missing kids found alive 40 days after Colombia plane crash
Four children who went missing after a plane crashed in Colombia's Amazon forest on May 1, have been found alive, President Gustavo Petro...
Delhi court sets aside magistrate’s ruling, tells him to pass ‘reasoned order’
A Delhi court on Friday set aside an order of a judicial magistrate and directed him to pass a 'reasoned' order, emphasing that...
Why do sexually harassed people hesitate to report it?
Safety becomes more important than seeking justice to individuals after a sexual harassment event, according to two studies, explaining why such people may...
Why India is seeing a rise in hypertension, diabetes cases?
A number of factors like sedentary lifestyle, unhealthy diet and stress are driving a significant and rapid increase in non-communicable diseases (NCD)...
New FPI disclosure norms could pose roadblock for compliances
The recent proposal by Sebi to make disclosure norms more stringent for Foreign Portfolio Investments (FPIs) has reignited the discussion on Indias stand...
High quality mahua flowers unlock a new income model in villages of MP’s Betul
Betul (Madhya Pradesh), June 9 (IANS/ 101 Reporters) Nisha Bele (37), a Korku tribal from Ratamati village in Betul district, distinctly remembers waking up...
Airport authority introduces ‘drop and go’ facility at Srinagar airport
The Airport Authority of India has introduced a 'drop and go' facility at the entry to the Srinagar international airport to address long...
Qantas employees allowed make-up and long hair regardless of gender
Australian flag carrier Qantas announced on Friday that it has relaxed its gender-based uniform rules, allowing male employees to put make-up while female staffers...
Philippines’ unemployment rate drops to 4.5%
The unemployment rate in the Philippines in April dropped to 4.5 per cent from 4.7 per cent in March, with 2.26 million labour...
