8 die of suffocation in Pakistan

    PTI: Eight people, including five members of a family, died due to suffocation in two incidents in northwest Pakistan, police said. The incidents happened at Abbotabad district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday. Five members, including three children, of a family died at Bandi Dhondian village in Abbotabad after…

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      When Afghanistan, Pakistan, the region changed forever

      David I Steinberg, Distinguished Professor of Asian Studies Emeritus at Georgetown University/ Channel NewsAsia As the 2020 elections draws closer, there is no indication that parties in the country will change their attitudes towards the Rohingya crisis, says one observer. Myanmar’s year was framed by the horrific residues of 2017 — the flight from death…

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        Kitchen market monitoring hits a snag in capital

        DOT Desk: The kitchen market monitoring activities are seriously being hampered as required number of law enforcers are not available for conducting drives against irregularities committed by traders, officials said, reports The Financial Express. The officials and market analysts blame it on the lack of coordination between the monitoring authority and law enforcers, but it…

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          It is make or break time for the Congress

          Rajdeep Sardesai, Senior journalist and author/ Hindustan Times The Congress needs to erase the perception of being a party in terminal decline in the next two months to offer a realistic nationwide challenge to the Modi-led BJP in 2019 For four years and a bit, every time there has been a major state election, the…

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            Psychology Dept Chairman meets with VC After participation in International Symposium

            JnU Correspondent: Recently Chairman of the Department of Psychology Prof Dr Ashok Kumar Saha attended in the symposium titled ‘The IAAP Centennial (1920-2020) Symposium: Hundred Years of Applied Psychology in South Asia: Retrospect and Prospect’ in Delhi University. On this occasion, he meets with Jagannath University Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Mijanur Rahman with a courtesy call…

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              Turkey orders arrest of 100 soldiers over suspected Gulen links

              Reuters: Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of 100 soldiers over suspected links to the network of the US-based Muslim cleric accused of orchestrating a failed coup in 2016, state-owned media said yesterday. The detentions were the result of investigations into pay phone communications between alleged members of cleric Fethullah Gulen’s network, Anadolu reported. It said…

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