“One of the lowest moments in our club”: Ruben Amorim reflects on Manchester United’s struggle – World News Network
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim admitted that his club is suffering from "one of their lowest moments" and called everyone to stay "strong in the moment".
Aaranyak provides bee-boxes as livelihood support to human-elephant conflict affected people – World News Network
In response to the significant losses experienced due to the escalating human-elephant conflict (HEC) that poses serious challenges for both elephants and local communities in various regions of Assam, Aaranyak--recognized as the premier biodiversity conservation organization in the area--has initiated a targeted support program.
“Thank you for your unconditional love”: Arbaaz Khan shares adorable pictures with wife Shura on first wedding anniversary – World News Network
Bollywood actor Arbaaz Khan is celebrating his first wedding anniversary with his wife, Shura Khan, in the most heartfelt way.
“Nation will never forgive generations of Congress…”: BJP’s Tarun Chugh on Ambedkar controversy – World News Network
"From Jawaharlal Nehru to Rahul Gandhi, they (Congress) have disrespected Dr BR Ambedkar. Bharat Ratna was given to Dr BR Ambedkar after the formation of the BJP-supported government. The nation will never forgive the four generations of Congress for disrespecting Dr BR Ambedkar," Tarun Ghugh told ANI.
PM Modi’s presence at Xmas celebration a great occasion…raised safety of Christians with him.: Catholic Bishop – World News Network
"Yesterday, we had the great occasion of the presence of PM Modi for the Christmas celebration organised by CBCI. It is really a recognition when PM Modi came for the Christmas celebration for the first time...We told the PM that we are happy that he has come," Archbishop Mar Andrews…
Modi Govt’s governance reforms included scrapping of nearly 2,000 obsolete rules, says Jitendra Singh – World News Network
Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government reforms included scrapping nearly 2,000 obsolete rules that had lost relevance with the passage of time and were, in fact, proving detrimental to ease of working and timely disposal.