Kathmandu: The foundation stone for the construction of Shree Diding Basic School, being built under Indian assistance in Sankhuwasabha was jointly laid by the Chairman of Chichila Rural Municipality, Pasang Nurbu Sherpa and First Secretary, Embassy of India, Avinash Kumar Singh on Monday, Indian Embassy in Kathmandu said in a press release.The school building at Chichila Rural Municipality-3,

Dammu Ravi of the MEA represented India at the 30th commemoration of the genocideNew Delhi: India marked its presence in the Rwandan capital city of Kigali for the 30th commemoration ceremony of the 1994 horrific genocide of the Tutsi by members of the Hutu majority government.The Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) rebel group captured Kigali in July 1994 after a 100-day killing spree that started on

Shanghai: Amid the real estate crisis in China, another Shanghai-based property giant Shimao Group said on Monday that it had received a liquidation petition from a Chinese state-owned bank in yet another instance of creditors taking legal action to reclaim money from troubled developers in the world’s second-largest economy, CNN reported on Monday.A "winding-up petition" was filed against the

New Delhi: Emphasising the future of India-Australia relations, Australia’s High Commissioner to India Philip Green said that the countries’ relationship is "buoyant," adding that for the first time in our history, both nations are strategic partners with "very strong strategic alignment."Australian envoy Philip Green was addressing a plenary session of the Australia-India Skill Partnership

London: Shabir Choudhry, a prominent writer and activist based in London, has issued a stark warning regarding the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a multi-billion-dollar connectivity project, predicting a bleak future for the Baloch people.Hailing from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), Choudhry cautioned that by 2024, Baloch could be on the path of becoming a minority population."In

Quetta: The latest report by Paank, the human rights department of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) revealed alarming figures. According to the report, in March 2024, 24 individuals were forcibly disappeared in Baluchistan by Pakistani forces, two were extrajudicially killed and 21 tortured victims were released.In Pakistan’s most underdeveloped area, Baluchistan, the country’s intelligence