Guwahati to host FMSCI Indian National Rally Sprint Championship – World News Network
This event marks the final round of the qualifying rounds for the INRSC-2W, making it a critical opportunity for contenders aiming to secure a national championship title. The rally is expected to attract around 80 participants from across Northeast India. Some of the well-known riders to watch out for include…
ASP’s Chandrashekhar Azad calls for discussion on unemployment, caste census as winter session to kick off tomorrow – World News Network
As the winter session is scheduled to kick off on November 25, Azad Samaj Party (ASP) National President Chandrashekhar Azad said that the government should discuss on issues like youth employement, health policies, edudcation and caste census.
There will be some flaws, party will analyse it: BJP leader Prithviraj Harichandan after defeat in Jharkhand – World News Network
BJP leader and Odisha Law Minister Prithviraj Harichandan expressed disappointment over the debacle in the Jharkhand Assembly polls and said that there might be some flaws and the party would analyse it.
“I became a little distressed”: Actress on why she withdrew sexual harassment complaint against Kerala actor Mukesh M – World News Network
An actress who had announced that she is withdrawing her complaints in the sexual harassment case against seven individuals, including Malayalam film actors Mukesh M and Jayasuriya, shared the reason for withdrawing the case. She also cleared her stand now.
UAE: RTA completes installation of 141 bus shelters, aiming for 762 by 2025 – World News Network
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has completed 141 bus shelters as part of its ambitious plan to deliver 762 shelters across key locations in Dubai. Designed with modern aesthetics and user-friendly features, these shelters enhance comfort and convenience for public transport users.
Tibetan monk living in exile transforms lives of slum children in India – World News Network
Lobsang Jamyang, a Tibetan monk living in exile in India, dedicated his life to empowering slum children through education. His organisation, Tong-Len Charitable Trust, founded in 2004, changed the lives of hundreds of children, who were either rag pickers or used to beg on the streets.