Devendra Pratap Singh 
Chinese entrepreneur and rights activist Shen Qijia recently escaped China after reporting persecution and harassment by the communist regime and recounted to The Epoch Times his perilous journey through Eurasia and to freedom. Late one night in early September, 65-year-old Shen dragged his exhausted body across a rugged mountain on the Croatian border. “There were … Read more
A street vendor sells walnuts on the occasion of the Sayar festival, in Mandi on Wednesday. (ANI Photo) KOKERNAG: In Gohan village, around 100km south of Srinagar, Shabir Ahmad was among many harvesting walnuts from a towering tree. The work has become increasingly difficult. “My back aches now,” Ahmad said. J&K produces 3.5 lakh tonnes … Read more
A permanent U.S. Army base could soon be coming to Poland. President Donald Trump says major progress has been made as Russian attacks continue to hit Ukraine—near the Polish border. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he welcomes the idea of Canada being the first ever associate member of the European Union. Carney calls the … Read more
NIA alleged that Khalid and Saifullah had worked as LeT commanders in Kashmir before moving to Pakistan JAMMU: A special NIA court in Jammu has issued non-bailable warrants (NBWs) against two Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commanders for evading arrest in terror cases.Justice Prem Sagar passed separate orders on Sept 8 against the duo — Khalid alias … Read more
Royal Canadian Air Force commander Lieutenant-General Jamie Speiser-Blanchet speaks during an event introducing the Pilatus CT-157 Siskin II training aircraft in Gatineau, Que., on Sept.17, 2026. The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld The Royal Canadian Air Force has received its first two Siskin II planes, marking the start of a transition to the turboprop aircraft that will … Read more
An Army-CRPF-J&K police team launched the operation in Brattal bordering Kathua district JAMMU: Two Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists were shot dead and a suspected overground worker was detained Thursday after security forces tracked down a hideout in rain-soaked forests of Udhampur district in J&K’s Jammu division, seizing assault rifles, a pistol and grenades.An Army-CRPF-J&K police team launched … Read more
A man receives a vaccine against Ebola from a nurse outside the Afia Himbi Health Center in Goma, Congo, on July 15, 2019. Pamela Tulizo/AFP via Getty Images There are signs that efforts to contain Ebola in Congo are gaining ground, but the epidemic is far from over, the World Health Organization (WHO) said. WHO … Read more
Growing broccoli at home does not always require a large garden. With a suitable container, fertile soil, and the right growing conditions, this vegetable can thrive on a balcony, terrace, or small outdoor space. Broccoli needs enough space for its roots to spread and its leaves to develop, along with plenty of sunlight and a … Read more
Govt issues SOP to curb stray cattle on highways, allowing fines and penalties for owners. NEW DELHI: Owners who abandon cattle on highways and expressways could face fines and penalties, with the road transport ministry issuing a standard operating procedure (SOP) to curb the menace of stray cattle and other animals causing road crashes. States … Read more
Winter has made an early appearance in the higher reaches of Kashmir.The upper areas of Gulmarg and Gurez received the season’s first snowfall on Thursday, covering parts of the mountains in a fresh layer of white. At the same time, overnight rain swept across the plains of the Kashmir Valley, including Srinagar, marking a noticeable … Read more