The Department of Defense of Australian Government handed over a stock of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) worth Rs. 23.4 million to Sri Lanka Navy, the Navy Media Unite said
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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Sri Lankan universities to commence academic activities on August 17
The Chairman of the University Grants Commission Prof. Sampath Amaratunga said all universities in Sri Lanka will be reopened from the 17th of this month
Bangladesh mourns Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib on 1975 carnage anniversary
Bangladesh is mourning Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founding father of the nation who was assassinated along with most of his family members in one of the worst political massacres in world history 45 years ago
Will continue to work for the welfare of the nation: Bangladesh PM
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Friday that she will continue to work for the welfare of the nation by sacrificing everything she can in order to fulfil the dream of Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Amnesty for Migrants in Italy: More than 12,000 Bangladeshis apply for regularisation
At least 12,746 undocumented Bangladeshi migrants in Italy have applied for regularisation under an Italian government-declared amnesty programme which is scheduled to end today
Media outlets express dismay over possible censorship in intra-Afghan talks
Afghan journalists and media supporting bodies call on the government and Taliban to not censor the upcoming peace talks and hold negotiations openly
Afghan protesters to Pakistan: 'Stop Promoting Terror'
A number of Afghan civil society institutions, the family members of the war victims, and other Kabul residents on Friday protested Pakistan’s policies towards Afghanistan and accused the neighboring country of 'promoting terrorism in Afghanistan.'
India now past 24L Covid cases, recovery above 71%
India's COVID-19 tally crossed the 24-lakh (2,4 million) mark on Friday with 64,553 new cases in 24 hours, while the toll climbed to 48,040 with 1,007 more fatalities, said the Health Ministry
Phuentsholing is Red Zone
With growing concerns that there could be a possible community infection in Phuentsholing, the Bhutanese government has declared the drungkhag as a red zone
Those stranded will be dealt case by case: Bhutanese PM
Following the nationwide lockdown on August 11, many people are stranded in various parts of the country because of restrictions on vehicle movement
Nepal's ruling party forms six-member task force for dispute resolution
The ruling Nepal Communist Party has decided to form a six-member task force “to resolve” disputes in the party
Rescuers retrieve five bodies from Sindhupalchok landslide site, 38 still missing
Rescuers have recovered the bodies of five people, who were missing in a landslide at Jugal Rural Municipality in Sindhupalchok district on Friday morning
'Last two years difficult, but things improving': PM Imran Khan on I-Day
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, in a televised addressed to the nation on Independence Day, said that the past two years were difficult, but things were now "improving"
Islamabad gets first 'public fruit garden'
The first phase of Islamabad's inaugural public fruit garden has been completed after 200 saplings were planted on a greenbelt adjoining a major road in the Pakistani capital, the media reported on Friday
PML-Q for ‘cautious’ diplomacy with Saudi Arabia
PML-Q leaders Chaudhry Shujaat Husain and Pervaiz Elahi have said the Foreign Office should have exercised maximum care with regard to Pak-Saudi relations
