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    Shadows of silence: Italy’s untold church abuse tragedy 

    At least 4,400 people have been sexually abused by Catholic priests in Italy since 2020, according to the country’s largest victims’ advocacy group, Rete l’Abuso. The group’s findings have once again highlighted the deep-rooted crisis of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church and the continuing reluctance of Italian bishops to fully confront the issue. Rete.

    Festive crowds set records 

    Abhishek Vij In our country, religion and faith are places of devotion for the common people. From Navratri to Diwali and the New Year, people celebrate all festivals. The crowds are deeply devoted to their faith. This year, similar scenes were witnessed. Diwali has passed, Bhaiya Dooj has arrived. Christmas and New Year will follow..

    Click, learn, radicalize: Pakistan’s online jihad class 

    In a new and alarming development, Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), designated as a terrorist organisation by the United Nations, has launched a women’s unit called Jamat ul-Muminat. The initiative, aimed at recruiting and indoctrinating women under the pretext of religious education, marks a shift in the group’s strategy. According to a report by NDTV,.

    Saudi Arabia ends Kafala, millions of Indians to benefit 

    In a landmark move that reshapes the labour landscape of the Gulf, Saudi Arabia has formally abolished the decades-old kafala or sponsorship system — a framework that long governed the employment of foreign workers and drew global criticism for fostering exploitation. The reform, first announced in June 2025, has now come into effect and is.

    ‘Date after date’ worries Supreme Court 

    Abhishek Vij Despite the new penal code’s promise of faster and fairer justice, the past year has seen little actual change. Speedy justice remains elusive: the system still allows delays, and hopes for prompt acquittals or convictions based on concrete evidence often go unfulfilled. This highlights a persistent disconnect between reform intent and judicial practice..

    Trump’s fleeting Asia visit mirrors unsteady U.S. engagement

    Each year, October and November bring a concentrated season of summitry to the Indo-Pacific. The cycle opens with the East Asia Summit, the region’s key leaders’ forum under Asean’s chairmanship, and continues with APEC and the G20. These meetings set the diplomatic tone for the year ahead and shape the strategic balance in the region..

    Women’s dietary diversity crisis 

    A new FAO report highlights that only 44 per cent of women of childbearing age in Sub-Saharan Africa achieved minimum dietary diversity (MDD) between 2019 and 2023, raising concerns about nutrition and global food security. The assessment, Tracking Progress on Food and Agriculture-Related SDG Indicators 2025, evaluated 22 indicators across six Sustainable Development Goals, including.

    What do stats say on education revolution? 

    Abhishek Vij There are significant efforts to make education universal and accessible to every corner of the country. Declarations are being made that the country is on the threshold of an education revolution. New education models are being adopted. It is also being said that education will no longer be held hostage to expensive Western.

    Historic moments that shaped finance, medicine, entertainment

    October 19 has been a date marked by events that reshaped finance,  justice, medicine, and entertainment across decades. From the dramatic fall of global stock markets to breakthroughs in medical science, the day carries a historical significance that spans diverse fields. The most widely remembered is Black Monday, October 19, 1987, when Wall Street suffered.

    Rising cyberattacks challenge India’s security

    Abhishek Vij As India’s digital power grows, the internet’s power is increasing, and we move from 5G to 6G, cyberattacks are also on the rise. From banks to stock exchanges, no one is immune to these cyberattacks. KYC data is being stolen. New methods are being used to capture OTP numbers. Now, data from the.

    Climate change turns Australia’s forests into carbon emitters 

    Forests in Australia’s tropical north have undergone a significant transformation, shifting from absorbing carbon to emitting it, according to a new study by scientists from the Australian National University. Published in the journal Nature, the research identifies this region as the first in the world where forests have moved from being a carbon sink to.