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Is your child experiencing ‘winter burnout’? Here’s what to look out for

Cold, wintry weather and shorter hours of sunlight have impacts on children, just like the rest of us.

7,000 years tools discovered at sacred Aboriginal women’s site used for birthing ceremonies

This implies the site was used for stone tool production and possibly as a sacred women’s area for hundreds of generations.

What to do if you, or someone you know, is targeted with deepfake porn or AI nudes

As these technologies become more accessible and sophisticated, we’re starting to see this problem creep into our homes and schools

India’s Pasmanda Muslims are victims of ‘Muslim appeasement’ by Nehru-Gandhi family

Congress Party's negative attitude towards social reform and social justice in the Muslim society proved to be a major obstacle in the upliftment of the indigenous Pasmanda Muslims. 

International student caps are creating a huge headache for universities

The sector argues cutting student numbers will see job losses and less money to do research.

Modi 3.0: Listening to Ground Realities Key to India’s Empowerment and Development

While the BJP swept the poll with accentuating fervour, it needs to do some work to regain the faith in a few regions.

Canada’s Minister of Public Safety condemns Khalistani glorification of violence

A bullet-ridden effigy of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was prominently displayed and glorified at a rally in Vancouver, sparking public outcry.

Unheard Voices and Resistance of Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir

The enduring cultural and emotional bonds between J&K and POJK serve as a testament to the indomitable spirit of a people who, despite decades of separation, remain united in their pursuit of a shared and prosperous destiny.

Schrödinger’s cat confused as losers rejoice, victors distraught in historic Indian elections

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back with his party the BJP getting 240 seats, 32 shy of a majority on its own.

Alarming rise of violence and threats against MPs: Is this the new normal in democracies?

Examining incidents from Australia, India, and Canada offers a sobering insight into this disturbing trend.

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Pakistani man pleads guilty plotting terror attack on Jewish centre, faces life sentence

He later shifted his focus to a specific Jewish centre in Brooklyn, identifying a location within the building where he intended to carry out the attack.

India ramps up A$ 49 billion infrastructure project to become super exporter of energy and petrochemical products

Together, these projects reflect India’s commitment to expanding its energy infrastructure, supporting local development

University spent nearly $1.5 million on executive coach as staff and courses faced cuts, reveals report

It is reported that UTS had been addressing recurring budget deficits, with revised plans resulting in reductions of approximately 120 academic roles, 143 courses, and 839 subjects
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