The office gazette of Paris
Delhi-NCR’s hazardous air pollution poses a severe threat to children’s health, impacting their development from the womb onward. The alarming situation demands immediate government action, including addressing stubble burning and investing in sustainable solutions. The author, a pediatrician, urges parents to advocate for their children’s right to clean air and a healthy future.
A school shooting at Apalachee high school in Winder, Georgia, claimed four lives and injured nine others. The suspect, 14-year-old Colt Gray, is in custody […]
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised India’s young chess players for their historic achievements at the 45th Chess Olympiad in Budapest. Both men’s and women’s teams […]
Rohit Sharma’s Indian cricket team is set to begin a demanding Test schedule against Bangladesh in Chennai. Strategies are in place to manage the workload […]