Pakistan has decided to develop a world-class social networking app with state-of-the-art security features, which will include all modern communication features including messages, voice calls and videos
IMF’s Map of a Broken World has one Exception - India’s Growth and Resilience
India's contribution to the improved global growth outlook extends well beyond the immediate AI boom or the performance of energy-exporting economies. The IMF's assessment points instead to a combination of domestic demand, demographics, market expansion and structural reforms as important drivers of India's longer-term prospects.
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Dahal faction asks Nepal Election Commission to halt preparation
The Dahal-Nepal faction of Nepal’s split ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) asked the country’s Election Commission to halt preparations for the general elections scheduled for April 30 and May 10, citing the pending cases against the house dissolution in the apex court
Taliban using civilian homes as shield: Afghan President Ghani
The Taliban are using the homes of civilians as shields, leading to more civilian casualties in the country, said Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, reported TOLOnews
Maldives to get vaccines by January end
The Maldives is likely to get its first batch of Covaxin by the month-end
Moves to promote tourism between Sri Lanka and Myanmar
Sri Lanka’s Ambassador to Myanmar Dr. Nalin de Silva held a virtual discussion with the officers of the Ministry of Tourism and Aviation, and the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau on the ways and means to promote tourism between the two countries, the Foreign Ministry said
Bangladesh to start vaccination starts in first week of February
COVID-19 vaccination would start from the first week of February in Bangladesh
Broadsheet’s claim about offer by Sharifs stirs controversy
Broadsheet LLC owner Kaveh Moussavi’s allegations that the Sharif family approached him with a bribe has made a splash in the media, as the state-owned news agency Associated Press of Pakistan ran a headline based on the lawyer’s claim in a video interview this week
Afghan forces clear key highway of Taliban checkpoints
Afghan special forces cleared a key highway that links Baghlan province to northern Balkh of Taliban checkpoints
Sri Lanka to rebuild Jaffna University war memorial
Two days after its demolition, Sri Lankan authorities decided to rebuild the Jaffna University War memorial
Will offer them tea: Pakistan Army on opposition rally in Rawalpindi
Pakistan Army said on Monday that they will offer tea and snacks to opposition leaders if they come to Rawalpindi for their protest march, Dawn reported
Maldives’ tax collection drops 37 percent
As the COVID-19 pandemic affected three quarters of 2020, the tax collection in the Maldives saw a decline of around 37 percent in the year
Made in India vaccines most cost-effective in the world: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday emphasised that India is entering into a decisive battle against Covid-19, as the country prepares for the Made in India vaccination drive from January 16
Bird flu confirmed in 10 Indian states, including Maharashtra, Delhi
India's Ministry of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Dairies informed on Monday that avian influenza has been confirmed in 10 states of the country till date
Construction of Nepal’s largest solar power project gains speed
The construction of the largest Solar Power Project of Nepal is gaining speed in Jhapa district
