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US Elections 2024: What Is Harris & Trump's Policy On China?

We dive into the China policies of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, exploring their approaches and how they could impact U.S.-China relations. Watch in for more details!

Rajinikanth pens note for his well-wishers, thanks PM Modi for checking on him

Superstar Rajinikanth is recovering well. On Friday (Oct 4), the veteran actor was discharged from a private hospital in Chennai after four days of hospitalisation.

Money-Wise: PPF undergoes major changes from Oct 1 in India. Will your savings be impacted?

The Public Provident Fund scheme is a go-to investment option, especially for the middle class who wish to enjoy its tax benefits and ensure a risk-free corpus after their retirement.

Pakistan: Security Tightened Ahead of Imran Khan's PTI Protests

Security has been heightened across Pakistan as Imran Khan's party, PTI, prepares to hold protests in Islamabad and Lahore. Authorities have increased police presence to manage potential unrest and ensure public safety during the demonstrations.

UK-Mauritius Chagos archipelago agreement: India played quiet but crucial role in deal, says report

The Indian government played a quiet but crucial role in the background of the Chagos archipelago agreement between the United Kingdom (UK) and Mauritius, the news agency ANI reported on Thursday (Oct 3) citing sources.

Exclusive: Arsenal will pip Man City to win the Premier League - Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier

Southampton have been on the wrong side of results in the Premier League, but the club continues to fly when it comes to nurturing academy products. Part of the academy product is the iconic and legendary figure Matt Le Tissier.

Russia-Ukraine War: New NATO Chief Rutte Wants Ukraine to 'prevail' in Kyiv Trip

NATO's new chief Mark Rutte visited Kiev on Thursday, a major show of support for Ukraine in his maiden trip in the role. Rutte told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that his goal as head of the Western military alliance was to ensure that "Ukraine prevails."

Sri Lankan President Dissanayake Seeks IMF Deal Revisions, Eases Austerity

In his first meeting with the IMF in Colombo, newly elected Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, a self-avowed Marxist, advocated for tax cuts on lower-income groups. Having won the September 21 election, he pledged to reverse steep tax hikes, raise public servant salaries, and renegotiate the bailout secured by his predecessor, Ranil Wickremesinghe, while committing to continue the IMF's four-year reform programme.

Emotional Will Smith calls the birth of his first son Trey 'terrifying'

Actor Will Smith recently recalled the first time when he became a dad. The Oscar-winning actor, who is known for his acting worldwide, recently opened up about his emotional side when his first child was born.

Mossad: A Closer Look At Israel's Spy Agency | The West Asia Post

Israeli spy agency, Mossad has been blamed for carrying several Irani killings since 1970s. We decode Mossad's working functions for you in this report. Watch in for more details!

Durga Puja Celebrations Begin Across India

Indians are celebrating Navratri and Durga Puja with full zeal in their cities. Watch the latest visuals.

India: Kolkata's Tram Service - Symbol of an Old World Charm - Wound Up

The West Bengal government has decided to suspend the historic tram services in Kolkata on all routes, except for one from Esplanade to Maidan. Watch in for more details!

Haryana Elections: BJP Seeks To Retain Power For Third Term, Congress Eyes Return

In the upcoming Haryana elections, the BJP aims to secure a third consecutive term in power, while the Congress is focused on making a comeback. The election is shaping up to be a key political battle in the state.

Pakistan locks down capital, suspends internet services to stop rally by Imran Khan's party supporters

Pakistani authorities placed shipping containers on key roads and highways leading to Islamabad, to prevent supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) from holding a rally seeking his release, on Friday (Oct 4).

Real Art Sparks Major Brain Activity: Study

A recent study has shown that experiencing real art can significantly enrich brain activity, heighten emotional responses, and strengthen memory. The research highlights how direct engagement with art stimulates neural pathways, leading to deeper cognitive and emotional processing, offering profound mental benefits beyond mere aesthetic appreciation.

Tunisia Set to Vote In Third Presidential Election Since Arab Spring On Oct 6

Tunisia's presidential elections are set to begin on October 6, with voters heading to the polls to choose their next leader. The election comes at a crucial time for the country, with political and economic challenges at the forefront of national debate.

Israel-Palestine War: Chef & Savior Amid Bloodbath

Almost a year into the war, the Palestinian enclave is now reduced to ruins and yet, the strip does not run out of stories of courage, resilience and bravery. To reduce pangs of hunger across Gaza, this flood blogger-turned-chef is now feeding displaced children in khan Younis.

Nepal-India-Bangladesh Sign Landmark Power Trade Deal

Nepal, India, and Bangladesh have signed a trilateral agreement to trade 40 megawatts of electricity. Under this agreement, Nepal will export 40 MW of electricity to Bangladesh through the Indian grid during the initial phase, from June 15 to November 15.

What Does It Take To Forge A War In West Asia?

Since October 7, this volatile region has experienced a bloodbath of civilians. At this point, when Iranian & Israeli forces have locked horns. United nations has warned the world of a dangerous time in west Asia history. In our next report, we tell you more about the cost of bloody wars in this region.