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Though the support for Palestine to become a full member of the UN is heartening, it does not alleviate the suffering of its people
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The Indian staffer, Waibhav Anil Kale, 46, was a former Indian Army officer and was working for the United Nations (UN).
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No other region experiences more climate disasters than Asia, which has warmed faster than the global average since 1960
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"In its ruling on Thursday, the ICJ stated that Israel must promptly and fully cooperate with the United Nations to guarantee the unrestricted provision of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian aid by all parties involved.
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Though Iran says it does not want to be involved in a wider conflict, groups in its ‘Axis of Resistance’openly proclaim their solidarity with Palestinians
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In a statement on Friday, UNRWA Chief Philippe Lazzarini noted that "half of the aid requests we've submitted to the north have been rejected since the beginning of the year."
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Information Technology, Electronics & Communications department has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the 1M1B Foundation to set up the Green Skills Academy
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Over 1 billion people live in ‘slums’ and are left dangerously exposed to heat stress by gaps in climate monitoring
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Israel has so far failed to achieve either of its primary war aims: the destruction of Hamas and freedom for the remainder of the 240 Israelis taken hostage on October 7
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UN Human Rights Office's spokesperson Seif Magango reported that more than 50 strikes occurred in central Gaza on December 24-25, targeting the refugee camps of Bureij, Nuseirat, and Maghazi, where two strikes hit seven residential buildings, killing at least 86 people
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President of India Droupadi Murmu appreciated the Pochampally Ikat handloom weavers for passing on the art of weaving to the future generations and creating new trends in fashion designing
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The stability in the Middle East is important to India because large numbers of Indian diaspora work in the region
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Transitioning away from fossil fuels is a tough goal and will test the commitment of the nations to walk the talk
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The designers have made the logo imagining how the world would look in the year 2100, based on UN's predictions that temperatures will rise by 2.9 degrees then.
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The vote in the 15-member council was 13-1 with the United Kingdom abstaining
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Use of technologies to monitor water availability in borewells could be the first step to manage aquifers responsibly
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Adoption of millet faces a substantial obstacle due to the impact of pricing dynamics, particularly the presence of subsidies that favour staple grains such as rice and wheat
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This collaborative event with the Deccan Development Society, Zaheerabad, will take place from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm at the AV Room, St. Ann's College for Women.
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The concentration of carbon dioxide is now 50% higher than before the start of the Industrial Revolution
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Increasing wealth inequality and shrinking opportunities for the youth negates India’s ‘fastest growing’ tag
