Author: Sakshi.Malviya

Morocco is recovering after the most violent earthquake in almost a century, which has killed 2,497 people and injured 2,476 more, according to the country’s Interior Ministry. The magnitude 6.8 quake struck 47 miles southeast of Marrakesh, wreaking havoc over the High Atlas Mountains. International aid from Spain, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, the United Kingdom, and others has been welcomed as the country deals with the fallout from this calamitous occurrence. Morocco: Key Developments According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), this earthquake is the greatest to impact the region in well than a century, with no incidents…

Two Indian films set in rural India made their global premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) to rousing ovation from the audience in a spectacular exhibition of skill and storytelling. With their original themes and strong female protagonists, these films, “Lost Ladies” directed by Kiran Rao and the micro-budget Marathi gem “A Match” directed by Jayant Digambar Somalkar, charmed audiences and critics alike. Lost Ladies: A Feminist Comedy of Errors “Lost Ladies,” directed by Kiran Rao, is a charming blend of comedy and feminism that takes a satirical approach to addressing the suffocating orthodoxy of arranged weddings. The…

The Wales Cancer Intelligence and Surveillance Unit (WCISU) at Public Health Wales discovered that cancer diagnosis rates are improving at varying rates across Wales in a recent pathology sample analysis. While certain cancers are progressing steadily, others continue to confront substantial obstacles in terms of early identification. The data, gathered for the first time from pathology samples, provides a more current and accurate assessment of cancer incidence in the country. It provides vital insights into the influence of the COVID-19 epidemic on cancer diagnosis rates and identifies areas for improvement. One of the most worrying findings was that prostate cancer…

New Delhi, India – According to people acquainted with the situation, the US is concerned about India’s upcoming e-commerce policy, describing it as restricted, imprecise, and open-ended. The programme, which is expected to be announced following stakeholder surveys, has left American investors and corporations in the dark, with only seven important themes discussed during a presentation on August 2. These reservations may spark conversations between the two countries over the policy’s possible impact on foreign investment and corporate operations. The following are the seven key components of the proposed policy that were presented to stakeholders: 1. Aligning e-commerce policies with…

In a new study, researchers discovered a troubling pattern in heart transplant results, putting light on the considerable impact of socioeconomic differences on recipient survival rates.The study, led by Sara Sakowitz, a medical student at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine, reveals that heart transplant patients from socioeconomically disadvantaged communities have a higher risk of graft failure and death, painting a stark picture of inequality within the American healthcare system. Between 2004 and 2018, recipients of heart transplants from distressed communities had a 10% greater relative risk of graft failure and mortality within five years than their peers from non-distressed…

Himachal Pradesh’s beautiful surroundings, blessed by nature with attractive rivers, snow-clad mountains, and verdant forests, have recently been tarnished by a tragic disaster. The aftermath of torrential rains, flash floods, and landslides severely damaged the region. Since the start of the monsoon season this year, the state has recorded 367 fatalities due to rain-related events. 12,000 dwellings have been damaged, 506 roads have been closed, and 149 water supply networks have been disrupted. The state has been designated as a “natural calamity-affected area,” highlighting the importance of long-term mountain development. Himachal Pradesh’s situation is the result of several causes, including…

The Berlin Hindu Mandir, Germany’s largest Hindu temple, is set to open in the coming months, a stunning tribute to cultural diversity and spiritual oneness. This monumental project has been in the works for nearly two decades, representing the metamorphosis of “guest workers” into Berliners as well as the city’s growing religious environment. A 20-Year Journey: From Dream to Reality Vilwanathan Krishnamurthy, a 70-year-old Berliner, set out almost two decades ago on a journey to build a Hindu temple in Berlin. His vision is coming to life as he happily supervises the temple’s development. Krishnamurthy, who arrived in West Berlin…

The state’s social welfare department has issued disturbing data revealing that approximately 50,000 people have been evacuated from their homes as a result of the continuing ethnic conflicts in Manipur. Approximately 12,694 children have sought refuge in relief camps across violence-stricken Manipur as a result of this humanitarian disaster. Even more upsetting is the discovery that 100 of these youngsters have experienced significant trauma and are in desperate need of competent counselling. This vital information was disseminated to the public via a government news release, which cited data provided by the state social welfare agency. In response to this terrible…

IndiGo, one of India’s biggest airlines, has announced the inauguration of four weekly flights between Delhi and Itanagar, which is sure to delight travellers in the country’s northeastern area. This new air route is intended to considerably improve accessibility to Arunachal Pradesh’s capital city, making it easier for both business and leisure travellers to reach this scenic region. The addition of these new flights demonstrates IndiGo’s commitment to growing its network and providing passengers with more options for air travel. With Itanagar as the state capital, this initiative is expected to enhance tourism in the region and facilitate economic transactions…

China’s commitment to international collaboration remains unwavering in the face of a rapidly changing global scene, as it announces preparations to host the Belt and Road Forum in October. This next event will bring together nations, organisations, and stakeholders to further the goals of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). With the world looking for ways to recover from the pandemic’s far-reaching effects, this meeting might serve as a platform for fresh cooperation, economic regeneration, and communal growth. China: Rebuilding Economies Through Connectivity The Chinese Foreign Ministry has announced preparations to hold the Belt and Road Forum in October, underlining…