The US administration has declared an emergency after the cyber attack on its largest pipeline in the country. Colonel Pipeline Company which was attacked by the hackers supplies 2.5 million barrels of crude oil.
India is facing a massive surge in Covid-19 contagion. More than 4 lakh daily cases are being reported, while approximately 4,000 deaths are reported per day. Several variants of the virus are surfacing including those in Brazil, South Africa, and India.
Thanks to global warming, the snow-capped mountains are melting across the globe. Things are no different for the Indian Himalayan Region. As a consequence, lake levels and catchment areas, both are on the rise. This poses a risk of floods for the habitations adjoining rivers.
Covid-19 infections in Nepal are rising daily. Cases are skyrocketing, hospitals are overwhelmed, and the country’s Prime Minister is pleading for help from other nations. According to experts, the situation could become worse than India if not controlled in time.
The former President and the Speaker of the Parliament of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, was injured in a bomb blast near his residence on 6th May.
Having nearly overcome Covid, the Chinese Government is now advising its citizens to increase the consumption of cow’s milk to increase the amount of protein in the body.
While India fights the gravest battles of the Covid-19 pandemic, several nations have stepped upin providing their support during the ordeal.
‘Pakistan army is extremely weak and won’t even last for 24 hours in an event of war with India’, said Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Chief of a political and religious organisation Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam.
Possibility of another clash with India ! Given the treacherous reputation of China, India must always stay alert and vigilant ! India should be prepared to give a befitting reply, should China resort to any misadventure ! Beijing (China) – China has clandestinely appointed a new Army Commander in Tibet while India is tackling the … Read more
The mutation of coronavirus is not only responsible for the coronavirus tsunami in India. After the first wave ended, the coronavirus situation in India got out of control due to the large scale election campaigns, excessive mass gatherings, multiple variants of the corona vaccine and slow pace of vaccination.