Pakistan Lifts Martial Law After 8 Years in 1985
On Dec 31, 1985, President Zia-ul-Haq ended Pakistan's 8-year martial law but kept strict controls. Explore the historic day's key events and muted public response. Read more.
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Japanese Hair Washing Method Viral in India: Why?
The Japanese hair washing method is trending for its promise of healthier, shinier locks. Discover the viral technique, its steps, and why Indians are embracing it for better hair care.
Ukrainians Brave Ice, Rivers To Flee War Mobilisation
As the Ukraine war enters its fourth year, desperate men risk death crossing frozen borders to escape mobilisation. Read about the silent exodus and war fatigue.
Sikh Devotees Display Gatka Skills at Hola Mohalla Festival
Sikh devotees demonstrated the ancient martial art of Gatka during Hola Mohalla celebrations in Anandpur Sahib. The festival honors warrior traditions with impressive displays of skill and valor.
1985: Mahanta Assures Minorities, Pakistan Lifts Martial Law
On December 26, 1985, Assam CM Prafulla Kumar Mahanta promised security for minorities. Pakistan announced lifting martial law, and India liberalised industry. Explore this pivotal day.
Japan's Diverse Snake Species: A Guide to Coexistence
Explore Japan's rich snake diversity with over 40 species. Learn about common snakes like the Japanese rat snake and the venomous mamushi for safer coexistence.
1985 Flashback: Assam's New CM & Pakistan's Political Shift
On this day in 1985, Prafulla Mahanta was appointed Assam CM, Pakistan considered ending martial law, and the USSR proposed a new Asian security doctrine. Explore the pivotal moments that shaped history.
Olympic-Bound Martial Artists Train with Indonesian Coach in Srinagar
An Indonesian coach is conducting a high-level training camp for India's top martial artists in Srinagar, aiming for glory at the next Olympics. Discover how this initiative is shaping future champions.
Woman dies in Dharwad honour killing, three arrested
Manya Patil, 20, died after an assault in Inam Veerapur village, Dharwad. Police arrest three suspects in an alleged honour killing case. Investigation ongoing.
Trump's Name Added to Kennedy Center in Washington
Washington's iconic Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has been renamed to include former US President Donald J. Trump. Explore the history and controversy behind this major change.
Japan's 2025 Top Baby Names: Sui & Minato Top List
Discover Japan's most popular baby names for 2025! Sui for girls and Minato for boys lead the list, reflecting modern values and parental hopes. See the full rankings and meanings here.
Pentagon Weighs Court-Martial for Senator Mark Kelly
The Pentagon escalates its probe into Senator Mark Kelly over a video urging troops to refuse illegal orders. Democrats cry foul, calling it political retaliation. Read the full story.
PM Modi Receives Ethiopia's Highest Honour in Addis Ababa
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred with Ethiopia's highest civilian award, becoming the first world leader to receive the honour. Read about this historic diplomatic moment.
PM Modi Receives Ethiopia's Highest Civilian Award
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred with Ethiopia's highest state honour, 'The Great Honor Nishan of Ethiopia', on December 16, 2025, strengthening bilateral ties. Read the full story for details and significance.
PM Modi Conferred with Ethiopia's Top Civilian Award
PM Narendra Modi receives Ethiopia's highest civilian honour, The Great Honor Nishan, from PM Abiy Ahmed Ali, strengthening India-Africa ties. Read the full story.
Noida's 1st Inter-School Taekwondo Championship 2025
Ryan International School hosts over 350 students in a major Taekwondo event, showcasing rising talent and promoting discipline in Noida & NCR. Discover the highlights.
India's 57-member arts team heads to SCO Youth Delphic Games
India sends a 57-member national arts team to the inaugural SCO Youth Delphic Games in Belarus. The team will compete across 6 art forms, showcasing India's rich cultural heritage.
Nanded: Woman marries murdered boyfriend's body for justice
In a tragic act of defiance, Aanchal Mamidwar performed marriage rituals on her murdered partner Saksham Tate in Nanded. Her family, arrested for the honour killing, now faces her quest for justice.
Thiruvananthapuram South wins school arts festival
Thiruvananthapuram South sub-district clinched the overall championship at the revenue district school arts festival in Attingal. Over 9,000 students competed in 317 events. Read the full results and highlights here.
Serendipity Arts Festival 2025 Celebrates 10 Years in Goa
The 10th Serendipity Arts Festival in Panaji, from Dec 12-21, showcases interdisciplinary art, breaking genre silos with 35+ curators. Explore dance, theatre, food & tech fusion.
Putin in India: Guard of Honour, Rajghat Visit Before Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin received a ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan from President Murmu and PM Modi. He paid tribute at Rajghat ahead of a high-stakes summit shaping defence and energy ties. Read more.
Madras HC Denies Bail to Cop in Honour Killing Case
Madras High Court rejects bail plea of police officer accused in honour killing, highlighting the persistent societal menace of lethal violence in the name of 'honour'. Read the full details.
Kerala HC denies bail to cop in honour killing case
Kerala High Court rejects bail for police officer accused of honour killing, highlighting the persistent societal menace of lethal violence in the name of family honour. Read the full details.
Paragon Convent Students Excel in State Karate Championship
Students from Paragon Convent School in Patiala clinched an impressive 15 medals at the Punjab State Karate Championship. Discover their journey and achievements.
7 Habits of Japanese Students for Life Success
Discover the 7 daily habits of Japanese students that foster responsibility, respect, and resilience. Learn how these practices shape character and offer lessons for global education systems.
S. Korea President Lee: Martial Law Clean-Up Incomplete
On the first anniversary, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung states the reckoning for the martial law crisis is unfinished. Read the latest developments and his strong call for justice.
S Korea's Lee: Martial Law Cleanup Not Complete
South Korea's opposition leader Lee Jae-myung declares the nation's 'cleanup' from its authoritarian past remains incomplete, urging continued efforts for democracy. Read the full analysis.
Gadag Students Learn via Bird Sanctuary & Press Visits
Students in Gadag district engage in 15-month arts projects on bird ecology and local printing, funded by India Foundation for Arts. Their creative learnings will be showcased through exhibitions and publications.
300+ Jalandhar School Girls Trained in Martial Arts for Empowerment
Over 300 girls from a Jalandhar government school gain confidence and safety skills through a special martial arts training program in Mauli. Read how this initiative is transforming lives.
BCCI blocks Harmanpreet Kaur from JU convocation
BCCI denies permission to captain Harmanpreet Kaur, forcing Jadavpur University to cancel its special convocation planned for December 24. Read the full story here.
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