High-level UAE royals just landed in India for a major powwow. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed a delegation, including Dubai's Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum. The group arrived with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who was greeted personally by Modi in New Delhi. Their discussions aim to deepen a strategic partnership across several sectors.
Key figures present include Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, also the Defence Minister, and Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed. The engagement follows previous exchanges between the two nations. Talks will cover trade, defense, energy, and technology under their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Regional stability remains another topic for dialogue...
An officer credits current leadership for whipping the NCC into better shape. Colonel Ritesh Mohan, commanding the 23 Bihar Battalion, stated that the National Cadet Corps has gained considerable strength under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He spoke in Bhagalpur about implementing this vision locally. Most cadets across Bihar and Jharkhand belong to Generation Z, he noted.
Building self-belief and patriotism in these young people is the core goal. Colonel Mohan said NCC units operate according to the Prime Minister's focus on unity and discipline. Cadets learn their potential role in national development. He called the NCC a symbol of pride that shapes responsible citizens.
A single battalion contains roughly three thousand cadets...
Female candidates barely exist in Bangladesh's political races due to a rigged system. A newspaper in Dhaka blamed structural failure for minimal representation, not women's qualifications. Its argument mirrored exiled writer Taslima Nasreen's longtime position without citing her. Nasreen noted Bangladeshi journalists now echo her gender equality views while avoiding her name.
The author lives outside Bangladesh, having resided in Sweden and India. She stated her wish is for secularism and peace in her homeland, not personal credit. Her publications remain prohibited there as punishment for her activism. A book titled Nirbashito details her banished status.
Historical female leadership in Bangladesh involves two figures, Sheikh Hasina...
This program is quietly turning ancient stone carving into a modern career path. Gujarat's Stone Artisan Park Training Institute, called SAPTI, pushes skill development in the sculptural sector. It aims to preserve heritage while creating jobs for young people. The institute operates under the state's Industries and Mines Department.
Two main centers run the training, one in Ambaji and another in Dhrangadhra. The Ambaji location focuses on marble sculpture work. The Dhrangadhra facility specializes in sandstone carving techniques. Over a thousand enrollees have participated across both centers. Hundreds have graduated from the program so far.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel supports such institutions linking culture with employment...
Global money keeps eyeing India as its next big bet. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated international investors see the country as a key destination with wide sector opportunities. He made these comments during a World Economic Forum gathering. Fadnavis noted strong confidence from global funds in India's economic trajectory.
Discussions with various international companies and investors are actively progressing. Finalized talks will advance toward implementation within India. The Chief Minister highlighted his state's performance on converting proposals into real projects. While many Indian states see a thirty-five percent conversion rate for memorandums of understanding, Maharashtra achieves between fifty five and...
Lawyer gets death threats over a messy celebrity estate fight. William Kusi, representing Daddy Lumba's spouse, Akosua Serwaa, claims he faces intimidation for appealing a court decision. He told Orange FM in Kumasi that unknown people threatened him and his family. These warnings escalated to direct death threats against his wife.
The individuals allegedly promised to release private photos if he continued. Kusi suggested these acts prove the original ruling was flawed. His primary worry remains his spouse's safety. He admitted to possibly withdrawing from the legal fight, stating that everything remains possible.
This dispute involves the late highlife musician Daddy Lumba's estate. A High Court in Accra had initially granted an...
Dude gets dragged into a spiritual side quest after a cryptic call for help. Actor Kwaku Manu detailed supporting his colleague, Funny Face, through a serious personal crisis. He explained on UTV's Atuu show with host Nana Romeo that they had no contact for a long period before Funny Face reached out. The comedian claimed he would die without assistance.
Funny Face had returned from a rehabilitation facility. Many assumed he was fine due to his social media activity, but Manu stated the situation was not smooth. The comic was later called again, reporting a dream about his own death. Kwaku Manu insisted they meet to talk about the issue.
Manu believed the problem was more spiritual than physical. He reasoned a physical ailment would...
Another celebrity defamation slap fight hits the courts. Dancehall artist Shatta Wale has filed a lawsuit against media figure Blakk Rasta at the High Court in Accra. The legal action targets a video posted on Blakk Rasta's Blakk Empire Media channels. That content carried the title Shatta Wale, self-confessed king of fraud.
Shatta Wale, whose real name is Charles Nii Armah Mensah, claims the statements were false and malicious. He argues the publication aimed to ruin his reputation. The video attained a large number of views across Facebook and YouTube platforms. It also gathered many comments and reactions from viewers.
According to the suit, the broadcast labeled Shatta Wale a fraudulent thief with low morals. It allegedly claimed...
Actor sets the record straight on that whole pastor thing. Majid Michel addressed constant public assumptions about his religious role, clarifying that he is not a church leader. The Ghanaian film star turned evangelist explained the label was created by media outlets and public perception, not any formal ordination.
He stated directly that the media made him a pastor. Michel confirmed he lacks ordination and does not operate a church. He further admitted to not regularly attending church services, only appearing when asked to speak. The actor expressed a general disinterest in standard church gatherings.
His actual focus involves teaching biblical principles. Michel urged people to view him as a Christian teacher and motivational...
