Bangladesh Garment Exports to Europe Unaffected by India’s Transshipment Ban
Bangladesh’s apparel exporters have overcome India’s transshipment ban by rerouting goods via Colombo and Dubai and enhancing cargo facilities in Dhaka and Sylhet....
Month : October 2025
Textile Pollution: Emerging Crises in South Asia!
South Asia’s booming textile hubs in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan face severe water pollution. Can Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) save them?...
DGCA to conduct detailed probe into uncommanded RAT deployment on Air India Dreamliner: Minister Naidu
Indian Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu said DGCA will study the uncommanded Ram Air Turbine (RAT) deployment on an Air India Dreamliner to find its root cause....
PTI leader Sanam Javed allegedly abducted from busy road in Peshawar; police launch probe
PTI leader Sanam Javed was allegedly kidnapped by unidentified men from Peshawar’s Red Zone. Police have filed a case and begun an investigation....
In Flood-Prone Bangladesh, Solar-Powered Floating Schools Keep Education Afloat
In Bangladesh’s flood-hit wetlands, solar-powered floating schools ensure children keep learning — even when villages are underwater....
India, US in Continuous Dialogue on Trade Pact, Says Indian Minister Piyush Goyal
Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal says India and the US are in active dialogue on a trade pact and could finalise it by November despite the US government shutdown....
World Bank: Sri Lanka’s Recovery Still Fragile, Urges Urgent Reforms
The World Bank says Sri Lanka’s recovery from its 2022 economic collapse remains incomplete and calls for urgent structural reforms and better-targeted public spending....
Pak General Claims Chinese Weapons Performed ‘Exceptionally Well’ During May Conflict With India
Pakistan Army spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said Chinese-made weapon systems performed “exceptionally well” during the four-day conflict with India in May....
Pakistan, China, Russia and Iran Reaffirm Commitment to ‘Stable and Peaceful’ Afghanistan
Pakistan, China, Russia and Iran reaffirmed commitment to a stable and peaceful Afghanistan during a meeting in Moscow, raising concerns about terrorism in the region....
Floods in North Bengal forests kill rhino, leopards and deer; Dooars wildlife hit hard
Severe floods in north Bengal’s Dooars forests have killed a rhino, two leopards, and four sambar deer as swollen rivers inundate wildlife habitats, officials said....