From Rs 12,300 to Rs 27,000: Medical interns’ protests expose wide stipend gap across states
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Gov Alia Praises DSS For Apprehending Ayilamo Attackers, Commiserates With Victims
Governor Hyacinth Alia has commended the Department of State Services (DSS) for the prompt and professional operation that led to the arrest of three suspects allegedly connected with the Thursday
- Governor Alia commends DSS for apprehending Ayilamo attackers
- Attack killed four police officers, causing state security concern
- Governor calls for intensified investigation and public cooperation
Lack of political will prolonging Sabah's migrant problem, says ex-CJ Malanjum
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s long-standing undocumented migrant problem continues because of a lack of political will to implement proposed solutions, says former chief justice Tun Richard Malanjum.
India-China Ties: Why Past LAC Standoffs Mean New Delhi Must Stay Watchful After Xi Jinping's Return To Beijing
As Chinese President Xi Jinping lands in New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit—marking his first visit to India in seven years since the October 2019 Mamallapuram summit—the red carpet and diplomatic…
Extreme Heat Is Making London Homes Sink. Here's Why
Hot and dry weather is causing clay soil beneath parts of London to shrink, raising subsidence risks and leaving homeowners facing cracks, warped windows and costly repairs.
Britain must do more to align Israel policy with international law
Britain must do more to align Israel policy with international law Submitted by Neil Sammonds on Fri, 09/11/2026 - 17:52 Beyond the settlement enterprise, Israel needs to face accountability for its…
- UK government acknowledges Israel's occupation as unlawful.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband support ICJ findings.
- Critics demand more proactive measures from UK government.
Police Confirm one dead as Protests Trail Stabbing of Sokoto Cleric During Jumu’at Prayers
Onuminya Innocent in Sokoto Tension gripped Sokoto metropolis on Friday after a prominent Islamic cleric, Sheikh Musa Ayyuba Lukuwa, was stabbed at the end of Jumu’at prayers, an incident that
- One suspect dead after stabbing Sokoto cleric during prayers
- Sheikh Musa Ayyuba Lukuwa hospitalized with stab wound
- Police confirm attack, tensions rise amid religious disputes