Last Updated: November 15, 2026

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    India- Bangladesh to release detained Fishermen

    Kolkata: Around 90-Bangladeshi Fishermen are going to be handed over to the Bangladesh authorities tomorrow by India in exchange of 95 Indian fishermen returning to the country  who were arrested after their fishing boats crossed the international coastal borders and entered the coastal area of the other country.  Officials confirmed this and said that the.

    Myanmar pardons around 6,000 prisoners to mark Independence Day

    Yangon: Myanmar has pardoned around 6,000 prisoners to celebrate the country’s 77th Independence Day, as announced by the State Administration Council on January 4. This includes 5,864 prisoners from Myanmar and 180 from other countries, along with some sentence reductions for certain inmates. In comparison, over 9,000 prisoners received amnesty during last year’s 76th Independence.

    Four people injured in Northeast DC shooting incident

    Washington: Four individuals were hospitalised after a shooting occurred on Friday night in Northeast DC, according to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). The incident, which took place around 9 pm, left three men and one woman injured. MPD reported that all victims were “conscious and breathing” following the attack, WUSA9 reported. The shooting unfolded in.

    Trump to be sentenced over hush money case but judge signals no jail time

    Washington: A judge has scheduled Donald Trump to be sentenced on January 10 in his hush-money case in New York, just under two weeks before he is set to take office as president. Justice Juan Merchan indicated he would likely issue an “unconditional discharge” rather than imposing jail time, probation, or fines, and noted that.

    US soldier who set off Cybertruck blast at Trump hotel called for uprising against Democrats

    New York: A decorated US Army soldier, Matthew Alan Livelsberger, set off an explosion involving a Cybertruck outside a Trump hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day, leading to his own death. According to officials, he was under significant stress from his military service and had expressed intentions of inciting an uprising against Democrats.

    Five killed in traffic accidents in Nepal

    Kathmandu:  Three individuals died instantly, and a five-year-old girl later succumbed to her injuries while being transported to the hospital, according to Lokendra Singh Thagunna, a police inspector in the district. In another incident, a driver lost their life when another SUV plunged off a cliff in a different location within the district. Traffic accidents.

    Worst President in US history: Trump slams Biden over ‘Open Border Policy’

    New Delhi: President-elect Donald Trump has launched a fierce attack on outgoing President Joe Biden, labeling him as “the worst President in U.S. history” while condemning his administration’s ‘Open Border Policy.’ In a series of posts on social media platform X, Trump described the current state of the nation as a “disaster” and a “laughing.

    With 2,42,334 newborn babies in 2024, South Korea records rise in birthrate after nine years

    Seoul: The number of newborns in South Korea increased last year for the first time in nine years, according to government data released on Friday. This marks a significant shift for a country facing one of the world’s lowest fertility rates, Yonhap News Agency reported. Resident registration data from the Ministry of the Interior revealed.

    Small plane crashes into California building, claims two lives

    Los Angeles: A devastating plane crash occurred in Fullerton, California, when a single-engine aircraft collided with a commercial building close to Fullerton Municipal Airport, about 25 miles southeast of Los Angeles. The tragic incident claimed the lives of two individuals and left 18 others injured, as reported by local authorities. The Fullerton Police Department confirmed.

    Five countries assume responsibilities as elected members of UN Security Council

    United Nations: On January 3, 2025, the United Nations announced that Denmark, Greece, Pakistan, Panama, and Somalia have commenced their duties as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council. Their two-year term officially began on January 1, and Thursday marked the council’s first working day of the year following the holiday break, as reported by.

    Israeli PM discharged from hospital after prostate surgery

    Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been released from the hospital following prostate removal surgery, as confirmed by his office. The Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem also reported his discharge, stating that Netanyahu’s condition is “stable,” and he is recovering well. However, his medical team noted that he still faces a period of.