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Ravaged by prolonged wars and now under the control of Islamist group, Afghanistan is on the brink of collapse, economically and socially. The global community is wary of extending financial support because of the Taliban’s failure to honour its promise of protecting human rights. While the concerns of the countries around the world about providing […]
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Business influencer Raj Shamani was all of 16 when a personal liability forced him to take on the responsibility of a family-run soap business. With no know-how of how to go about the business, Raj took the proverbial bull by its horns, learnt how to make soaps from YouTube and reached out to homemakers to […]
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As the US called curtains on its ‘forever war’ and evacuated its last soldier, it left behind a country in a complete mess. Even its own coalition partners were dismayed and could make little of Washington’s harried exit. Many Afghans are now without a ‘home’ and almost half the population needs humanitarian assistance to survive. […]
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Noting that six years of war "overshadows everything" in the Western Asian country, UN Humanitarian Chief Martin Griffith on Monday told the Security Council meeting on Yemen that the war "grinds on"
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Hyderabad: Expressing concern over the crisis in Afghanistan, Industries Minister KT Rama Rao questioned the United Nations over its lack of intervention. The Minister tweeted: “Where is the United Nations. Aren’t you supposed to intervene when situations become horrendous! Truly disturbing visuals from Afghan crisis.” Where is the UN? Aren’t you @UN supposed to intervene […]
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The yearlong activities conducted as part of the initiative culminated on July 5.
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Inspector Padma Palle shares her enriching, empowering UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan
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Food and Agriculture Organization of UN has nominated Telangana State Seed and Organic Certification Authority Director K Keshavulu to serve in the scientific advisory panel at FAO global seeds conference
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The report warns that globally, 9 million additional children are at risk of being pushed into child labour by the end of 2022 as a result of the pandemic.
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In 1972 after discussions on environment-related issues during the first day of the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment, the United Nations Assembly established World Environment Day.
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Sustainable heritage agriculture could be an answer to the problem of global food security.
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Massive crimes against the Uyghurs are in focus as Western nations and human rights groups take on an unyielding China
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India needs to reposition its priorities and reach out to the moderate sections within the Taliban
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WHO highlighted the risk of direct transmission of emerging infectious diseases to humans who come in contact with bodily fluids of an infected animal.
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It can help when immediate assistance is critical but there is simply no one-size-fits-all approach to poverty alleviation
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Addressing the General Assembly on Friday, he said: "India will not only be vaccinating 300 million of its own frontline workers over the next six months but in the process has also supplied vaccines to over 70 nations.
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The MUN also hosts few of the most experienced executive board members with a dynamic outlook who aim at steering though the sessions with a professional touch
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Guterres reiterated his call for COVID-19 vaccines to be seen as “a global public good".
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He expressed confidence that the three-day meet will come up with solutions that are pertinent to the State and country vis-a-vis the 17 sustainable goals for 2030 set by the United Nations.
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The first-ever nuclear weapons ban treaty is groundbreaking, even though the nuclear powers haven’t signed
