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Afghan quake toll goes up to 1,000, 1,500 injured, says state-run news agency; Relief, rescue Ops. severely crippled

Information remains scarce on the magnitude 6.1 earthquake that damaged buildings in Khost and Paktika provinces KABUL: Afghanistan’s state-run news

Lonely kitty finds comfort, solace in a statue’s ‘warm embrace’; netizens can’t get enough of it

A viral video shows a lonely cat cuddled up in the arms of a statue A video is going viral

US President Biden nominates Indian-American legal expert Anjali Chaturvedi for a key position

She has been nominated for General Counsel, US Department of Veterans Affairs Prominent Indian-American legal expert Anjali Chaturvedi has been

ITDC joins hands with Tourism Ministry for ‘Tourism Awareness Programme’

A Tourism Awareness Programme (TAP) for taxi, cab, and coach drivers. The programme will offer behavioural and soft skill training

First helicopter flight powered solely by sustainable aviation fuel

Tests are expected to continue on other types of helicopters with different fuel and engine architectures with a view to

Urban Indian Gen Zs more likely to travel locally in next 12 months

More than two in five Gen Z in India plan to take a domestic trip in the next 12 months

Indian Prime Minister on Germany and UAE visit from June 26-28

During the Summit, Prime Minister is expected to speak in two sessions that include Environment, Energy, Climate, Food Security, Health,

Indian Embassy gets new building in Ethiopia

External Affairs Minister of India Dr S Jaishankar inaugurates new building PRAVASISAMWAD.COM EAM inaugurates Indian Embassy building in Ethiopian capitalAddis

BAHRAIN: CIBAFI Assessed Women Empowerment within the Islamic Banking Industry

The Webinar served as a soft publication launch for the 7th CIBAFI Global Islamic Bankers’ Survey (GIBS) Report. Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain:

Powerful Afghanistan quake of 6.1 intensity near Khost kills 1000, over 1500 hurt; toll likely to go up

An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 killed at least 1000 people in Afghanistan early on Wednesday, officials said, adding that hundreds