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    Death on tracks: How Jaffer Express became a symbol of Pak’s turmoil 

    The Jaffer Express, which connects Quetta in Balochistan with Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, remains one of Pakistan’s most vital passenger trains. But over the years, it has gained the grim reputation of being a frequent target of militant attacks. In 2025 alone, it has been attacked seven times, the latest incident occurring on Tuesday near.

    Rising risk of heart attacks among Punjab’s youth 

    Abhishek Vij To promote awareness of our health and disease management, we periodically organize critical illness days. Recently, Cancer Day was celebrated. Following this, we also celebrated World Heart Day. These days are celebrated, but upon closer evaluation, we find that they remain merely a ritual; ordinary Indians are not truly health-conscious. Punjab’s youth, once.

    India warns Pakistan of total annihilation

    Abhishek Vij Donald Trump made every effort to take credit for the ceasefire during Operation Sindoor. In his quest for the Nobel Peace Prize, he claimed dozens of times that he had orchestrated the ceasefire. On the other hand, Pakistan, which suffered a crushing defeat in the war, spared no effort in spreading lies claiming.

    How one week redefined global priorities 

    A week of jolts and jolting headlines tightened the world’s focus on diplomacy, security and culture. From a Washington stalemate that paused parts of the US government to sudden violence in Manchester, the last seven days underscored how quickly routine can give way to crisis. Below, the key developments and their immediate ripple effects. The.

    Springs under threat: the fading pulse of the Himalayas 

    Springs across the Indian Himalayan Region (IHR) are fast disappearing, threatening water security in mountain states like Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and Nagaland. Despite efforts to revive them through spring-shed development programmes since 2017, the absence of reliable, district-level data has hampered restoration planning. A recent comprehensive spring census conducted in Uttarakhand’s Tehri and Almora districts has.

    Pakistan reaches peace deal to end PoK unrest 

    The Pakistani government has reached an agreement with protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), ending days of unrest that had left several people dead and many injured. The demonstrations, driven by economic grievances and demands for better governance, had gripped the region since late September and exposed deep-seated frustration among residents over Islamabad’s policies in the.

    YUGEN: THE SUBTLE EXPERIENCE OF HIDDEN DIVINITY 

    The chanting of sutras in a temple, with the smell of incense, stirs reverence without requiring doctrinal explanation.

    Sikh community welcomes nod for Nankana Sahib visit 

    Abhishek Vij Given the tense relations between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor, a central concern was whether Sikhs would be allowed to visit the sacred Nankana Sahib for the birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji on November 4th. With the Indian government’s recent authorization, many Sikhs can now travel to Nankana Sahib.

    Pfizer pact puts pharma tariffs on hold 

    Last week, President Donald Trump threatened to impose triple-digit tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals, a move that drew immediate attention across the industry and Washington. The duties were scheduled to take effect on Wednesday. In a turn of events, the White House has now said it may not need to impose the tariffs immediately, after opening.

    Uncertain weather deepens troubles for common man 

    Abhishek Vij Just as the weather has been erratic this year, the Meteorological Department is predicting similar weather patterns in the future. When the weather changes, life becomes difficult for everyone, from farmers to businessmen to the common man. Now, after causing floods, the monsoon season has retreated, but recently, Delhi and its surrounding areas.

    Morocco’s Gen Z protests rock the nation 

    Morocco has been rocked by a wave of youth-led protests since September 27, when demonstrations organised online by a loose network calling itself GenZ 212 spread rapidly from one city to another. What began as calls for better health care and education has escalated into some of the largest and most volatile unrest the country.