Typhoon Dujuan left at least two people dead and five injured in Japan after bringing torrential rain and strong winds to the Tokyo region. Authorities said the storm also left more than 46,000 households without electricity. Meanwhile, rescue teams continued searching for people reported missing after landslides. Typhoon Dujuan Moves Away From Japan The typhoon… Continue reading Typhoon Dujuan Leaves Two Dead in Japan
Bihar Police have registered FIRs against 120 social media account operators in the Jamui harassment case after videos involving two minor victims spread widely online. Police said the accounts allegedly revealed information that could identify the victims. The action followed an incident in Bihar’s Jamui district in which a minor boy and girl were allegedly… Continue reading Jamui Harassment Case: 120 Social Media Accounts Booked
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed an agreement to waive visa requirements for holders of diplomatic, official and special passports. The agreement was signed on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly session in New York. Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar signed the agreement for Pakistan. Saudi Foreign Minister… Continue reading Pakistan Saudi Arabia Visa Exemption Deal for Official Passports
The United Nations has praised Pakistan US-Iran peace efforts, saying Islamabad’s diplomatic role has become an important part of attempts to reduce tensions between Washington and Tehran. UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s mediation efforts, while his spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric called the country’s involvement “critical” in efforts to end the conflict. Speaking at… Continue reading Pakistan US-Iran Peace Efforts Gain UN Support
Pakistan and China have formally launched a Boundary Joint Commission, prompting a strong reaction from India over disputed territory in the Himalayas. The commission held its first meeting in Islamabad on September 16 and 17. Pakistan said the mechanism will strengthen cooperation on border management, joint surveys, trade and the movement of people. The commission… Continue reading Pakistan China Boundary Commission: Why India Objects
Typhoon Dujuan is disrupting travel across Japan as the storm moves toward the Kanto region, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and landslide risks. Airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights, while some train services have also been suspended. The storm has also disrupted major events and left thousands of households without power in areas near Tokyo.… Continue reading Typhoon Dujuan Nears Japan, Cancels Hundreds of Flights
A Jamui minor harassment case has sparked outrage in Bihar after a viral video showed a teenage boy and girl being stopped and allegedly harassed by a group of men. The incident happened on the evening of September 19 in Jamui district. The two Class 10 students were reportedly returning from coaching classes when the… Continue reading Jamui Minor Harassment Case: 3 Arrested
Dehradun snake rescues have increased during the rainy season, with Forest Department records showing 542 snakes rescued across the Dehradun Forest Division between January and September 13, 2026. The figure includes 112 venomous snakes, accounting for about 21% of all rescued reptiles. Cobras made up the largest group among the venomous species, with 62 rescued… Continue reading Dehradun Snake Rescues Rise as Cobra Cases Grow
North Korea launched what appeared to be a North Korea ballistic missile into waters off the Korean Peninsula’s east coast on Sunday, according to Japan’s Defence Ministry. South Korea’s military also detected an unidentified projectile launched by North Korea. Japan’s public broadcaster NHK reported that the missile landed outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone. The launch… Continue reading North Korea Ballistic Missile Launch Raises Tensions
Pakistan Iran energy supplies were a key concern during a phone call between Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Saturday. The two ministers discussed the latest regional developments, according to Pakistan’s Foreign Office. Dar stressed the need to keep energy supplies moving without interruption. He also… Continue reading Dar Stresses Safe Shipping and Energy Supplies in Iran Call
