Students from across colleges & universities are organising aid, while medical students are setting up camps in flood-hit areas. These efforts, they say, are to support the interim govt.
Two columns from 18 Assam Rifles deployed in Tripura have rescued 334 civilians stranded due to rising floodwaters. They also handed out essential supplies & medical aid.
Two people have been killed and half a million households affected. Gaemi is expected to enter China through the sea where it may cause torrential rain.
Faced with increasing climate threats, Brazil must build local resilience by formalising precarious settlements, investing in safe and sustainable housing, and regularising land tenure.
According to authorities, 40,000 people are taking refuge at government shelters & more than 600 medical teams have been formed to treat flood victims.
State govt has called reports of assistance from European Union as ‘totally false & untrue’, adding that financial requirements in connection to the storm were being met from NDRF & SDRF.
Like Turkey and Egypt, Pakistan is one of a handful of powers with the human resources and infrastructure to help secure the Persian Gulf as Trump’s America draws down its military presence.
ACM Katre was 2nd IAF chief to die in harness. It was at a memorial lecture in his honour where IAF chief AP Singh revealed that India shot down 6 Pakistani aircraft in Op Sindoor.
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
Ms. Ananya Bharadwaj’s reporting on Bangladesh comes across as very shallow. It’s quite clear that she is not well acquainted with the history of Bengal 1857 onwards which eventually led to the creation of Bangladesh. Her understanding of Bengali society also leaves a lot to be desired. And the Hindu-Muslim issue in Bangladesh is something totally beyond her pale.
The Print has assigned the wrong person to report on Bangladesh
Ms. Ananya Bharadwaj’s reporting on Bangladesh comes across as very shallow. It’s quite clear that she is not well acquainted with the history of Bengal 1857 onwards which eventually led to the creation of Bangladesh. Her understanding of Bengali society also leaves a lot to be desired. And the Hindu-Muslim issue in Bangladesh is something totally beyond her pale.
The Print has assigned the wrong person to report on Bangladesh