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Students are no longer required to write their father’s name as the guardian: Bangladesh

Students are no longer required to write their father’s name as the guardian: Bangladesh

Dhaka: In Bangladesh, while filling out any government forms or any governmental certificate the students are not forced to write their father’s name as guardian. This is going to be happen for the first time

Philippines Shocked By The Death Of Filipino Employee In Kuwait

Philippines Shocked By The Death Of Filipino Employee In Kuwait

Manila: The whole Philippines is in shock after the bad news from Kuwait. The dead body of a Filipino laborer was found lying in the desert of Kuwait. This laborer was murdered in Kuwait. Now

Iran has given death sentences to more than 50 people so far this year, Is there a human rights group?

Iran has given death sentences to more than 50 people so far this year, Is there a human rights group?

Tehran: As we have a so-called human rights authority and many countries are showing them as human rights advocates. Luxembourg has one of the highest human rights protection rates as reported by several agencies. But

How has Apple avoided mass layoffs like Meta, Google, and Microsoft?

How has Apple avoided mass layoffs like Meta, Google, and Microsoft?

As signs of recession, we saw several big tech giants announce layoffs. Like with the rising sun, any big company or startup announced a layoff and now we are familiar with it, in between if

Why Are Working Moms Called ‘Bad Moms’? Influencer Deepa Bular Khosla And Gender Game

Why Are Working Moms Called ‘Bad Moms’? Influencer Deepa Bular Khosla And Gender Game

Deepa Bular Khosla, A Global Influencer expressed a big concern about the scrutiny of working mothers. When a women go outside from the home to work leaving their child at home, society always becomes a

Mexico finds over 50 adolescent migrants from Guatemala crammed into truck

Mexico finds over 50 adolescent migrants from Guatemala crammed into truck

Federal Mexican agents on Thursday spotted a crowded truck transporting nearly 70 migrants from Guatemala, mostly unaccompanied children, at a checkpoint in Mexico's northern Chihuahua state, which borders the US, the National Institute of Migration

Asian markets rally on hopes of averting US recession

Asian markets rally on hopes of averting US recession

Inflation is going to hit the US market, the news was coming from 2022 but now from the beginning of 2023, the risk of recession in America is increasing. Meanwhile, Asian markets are trying to

African-American Man’s Death 5 Police Officers Are in Charged

African-American Man’s Death 5 Police Officers Are in Charged

Washington: Police officers in the United States have been charged with the second-degree murder of an African-American man. The man died on January 10 with multiple injuries on his body. The police have been blamed

Pope Francis says being homosexual is no crime

Pope Francis says being homosexual is no crime

Pope Francis called the laws that ban homosexuality "unjust" and said that God loves all of his children just as they are. He urged Catholic bishops who support the laws to warmly welcome LGBTQ people

Charities urge PM to stop using hotels to house migrant children

Charities urge PM to stop using hotels to house migrant children

London: Rishi Sunak received letters from over 100 charities regarding ending the accommodation of child asylum seekers in hotels. This concern was raised after about 200 went missing. Many Organizations warned the PM of Britain