Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    How the ‘King of Storms’ redrew Asia’s disaster map 

    Strong winds, torrential rain and towering seas battered Hong Kong and Taiwan this week as Super Typhoon Ragasa, described by forecasters as the most powerful storm on the planet this year, made landfall in southern China. Chinese meteorologists have dubbed Ragasa the “King of Storms.” It struck Yangjiang city in Guangdong province, forcing widespread evacuations.

    Maintaining integrity in Indian polls through SIR, other measures

    Election Commission begins nationwide voter verification ahead of Bihar polls, sparking debate over timing and fairness.

    Floods, funds and ‘nepo babies’: Anger rises in the Philippines

    Manila is bracing for a major anti-corruption protest on September 21 as public anger mounts over alleged misuse of billions in flood control funds and the lavish lifestyles of politically connected families. The demonstration, set to coincide with the anniversary of martial law imposed by Ferdinand Marcos Sr. in 1972, comes amid revelations of “ghost.

    What Saudi-Pakistan pact means for India

    Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a new mutual defence pact that both governments describe as a culmination of decades of cooperation. The agreement, announced during Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent visit to Riyadh, contains a clause similar to NATO’s principle of collective defence: an attack on one will be considered an attack on.

    Departing monsoon wreaks havoc again, devastates Mandi and Dehradun

    Abhishek Vij Not only Punjab, but also the hill states of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, were hoping to breathe a sigh of relief as the monsoon’s intensity slowed. However, the departing monsoon has returned once again, unleashing its ferocious might. Residents of the Himalayan states were hoping that they would finally be free from the.

    Masood Azhar’s Pakistan Links Exposed Again 

    Pakistan’s shadowy connections with proscribed terror groups have once again come under scrutiny after a senior Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) commander publicly implicated Maulana Masood Azhar in directing operations against India from Pakistani soil. The revelation, captured on video, strikes at the heart of Islamabad’s repeated denials that it provides sanctuary to extremists. The disclosure comes from.

    Paddy procurement in Punjab begins

    Abhishek Vij After recovering from the hospital, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann had announced in his first press conference that, in view of the economic loss of the farmers, this time the paddy procurement is being started 15 days earlier, i.e., from 16 September, to give them cash in their hands. Paddy procurement is starting.

    Survey: Rising health risks among youth due to sedentary lifestyle 

    Abhishek Vij It is generally understood that in the country, older people are mostly victims of deadly diseases ranging from cancer to various infections. But now a survey, which was conducted on the number of patients of the younger generation in 5 big hospitals of the country, has found that the youth of the country.