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It’s shocking news. The arrogant ruling of Beijing continues over the Uighur Muslim community. International media has exposed Beijing’s forced organ harvesting is being done and the victims here are Uighur Muslims and sold them for as high as $160K illegally. Reportedly, China earned $1billion per year because of this organ trade. It is also surprised what other Muslim nations are doing when China brutally suppressed the minority Uighur Muslim community in the Xinjiang region. UN Human Rights Commission expressed dangerous concern over organ harvesting by targeting Uighurs. It claims to have received information about detainees who are forcefully subjected to blood tests and organ tests. The data has been stored in a database and used at the time of organ transplants. Beijing’s action against Uighur ethnic minority in the Xinjiang region is turning into a global point. China demolished Mosques in the region and took people to internment camps for forced labor but Beijing told the gove

After the delta variant, one more variant that has created tension among the people is AY.4.2 variant. Delta variant is a concern by the WHO and CDC because it appears to be more easily transmitted from one person to another. AY.4.2 is potentially a marginally more infectious strain. There are five states, including Maharashtra, Karnataka report cases of new variant AY.4.2 in India. The newest mutation of the SARS-COV-2 virus, 'AY.4.2' is a sub-lineage of the Delta variant of the infectious virus. The new variant is under investigation and according to experts, the new variant is from the delta plus a variant family of COVID-19. Rampage of Coronavirus is not over The nations in the world are once again entangled in the pandemic. Russia is reeling from record-breaking deaths. Singapore has been rocked by a huge increase in cases over the course of hours. China, which pursues a zero-tolerance policy, is working hard to crack down on dozens of incoming cases. With that, many cou

Covaxin is India’s first indigenous vaccine against Covid-19 infection, was touted to play an important role in the country’s massive vaccination program. World Health Organization (WHO) has still not approved the vaccine for global use and seeks more data for final assessment likely on November 03 rd . Why Hyderabad-based firm Bharat Biotech is facing reluctance from W.H.O.? India is the only nation after China to complete 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines. Both Covishield and Covaxin have played vital roles in administrating the vaccine jabs in the country. Currently, India has three vaccines like Covishield, Covaxin, and Sputnik V. So far, WHO gave approval for seven vaccines like Moderna, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Covishield, J&J, Sinopharm, and Sinovac for the use of emergency approval in the world. India’s home-grown vaccine Covaxin is definitely missed from the WHO list. Why companies are seeking WHO approval. If WHO gave approval for any vaccine it is nothing but global re

A former employee of Facebook Frances Haugen was attended to by British lawmakers about allegations against the tech giant. Haugen, who is popularly known as a whistle-blower is back in news against Facebook algorithms and strategies used on new sign-ups. Her allegations made the governments think about how to regulate Facebook. Haugen was resigned in May of this year from her position at Facebook as chief product officer and she took with her hundreds of internal documents that triggered a series of allegations. She made blame against Tech giant is the reason that harmed the mental health of young people, caused ethnic violence in Ethiopia, and posts on Facebook added fuel to fire that caused January 06 th riots in Washington. Facebook allowed a provocative post to spread which featured a copy of the Quran that triggers violence in Bangladesh. Post is like placing Quran at the knee of the Hindu deity which was deliberate. The post was supposed to incite the mob to attack Hindu temple

Hunger cries are rising in Afghanistan. Children's hunger pangs are alarming. Employment opportunities for the people or the food crisis that has struck are causing concern. Three weeks ago, eight children from the same family in western Kabul starved to death. The mother of 8 children died of heart disease while the father went to bed with a tumor‌ problem. In the background, children were begging in Kabul. There was a food crisis and they lost their nanny. A local, Mohammed Ali Bamiyani, told the media that all the eight children had starved to death in the situation. The heartbreaking incident came to the world’s attention. In the current situation where employment opportunities are scarce, Afghans are buying and storing food grains with the proceeds from the sale of a portion of their land. Landless people are going to work as laborers including children. In Afghanistan, meanwhile, food prices such as oils, wheat, and rice rose by about 55 percent. According to the World Food P

  Watching Television is common in the current generation. It was a very surprising moment when we watched TV initial days of the 80s. Soggadu Shobhan Babu watched TV at the time of the initialization of television in the early 80s... The photo appears that he watched with all curiosity is interesting now... 

Two incidents made Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan feel inconvenienced in the recent past. Erdoğan has a long political history not only in Turkey, but he is also one of the key personalities in the world. Muslim nations consider Turkey leader Erdoğan as their elder brother. But recent political developments in Turkey seem not good for him. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has placed Turkey on its grey list over money laundering and terror financing allegations. The second reason is Erdogan bans 10 Western ambassadors including Germany, France, and the United States of America were no longer welcome in Turkey for supporting the release of jailed Turkish businessman and philanthropist Osman Kavala. A declaration of persona non grata against a diplomat literally means that an individual will be banned from remaining in the country. Turkey President asked the ambassadors should leave the nation if they don’t understand what Turkey is. The move comes a few days after Turk

When lockdown in Australian cities Melbourne and Sydney are continuing to contain the pandemic virus, Austria in European Union thinks differently to counter coronavirus. The vaccination campaign is slow in some nations. People haven’t been willing to take the jab for many reasons. Israel made vaccination is mandatory and got successful to contain the virus. Austria threatens a new lockdown for unvaccinated as cases spike. It is nothing but forcing the people to compulsory vaccination. As cases of coronavirus continue to rise in Austria, the country's Chancellor announced that tight restrictions could be imposed on those still unvaccinated. Although Austria's government has encouraged citizens to get vaccinated, the effort has slowed in recent months. Coronavirus cases in Austria have increased around 62% of people have been fully vaccinated but the vaccination campaign has stalled after that. If more than 600 intensive care beds are occupied by corona patients, exit restrictio

Beijing hosts plenary sessions of the second United Nations Global Sustainable Transport Conference from 14 to 16 October. Being a member of the conference, India sends its representative Priyanka Sohoni, Second Secretary of the Indian Embassy to the conference. Her microphone went silent suddenly when Priyanka Sohoni addressed at a conference in Beijing. The sudden "mike failure" at the UN meet hosted by China here from October 14 to 16 created a flutter and took several minutes to restore. The reason is an open secret. Belt and Road Initiative Project (BRI) aims to strengthen Beijing’s trade influence across the world with a network of land and sea routes.  India has opposed China’s BRI right from the beginning and has not joined in BRI because it does not offer a level playing ground to the country’s businesses. Indian has opposed BRI which passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. BRI or the “One Belt, One Road” is the brainchild of President Xi Jinping’s flagship program

Even if he is the Prime Minister of the country, the gifts that come to the country belong to the country. They will go down in history. But it is well known that otherwise, the Prime Minister would not have the right to sell the gifts that come to the country. Why all this? That is, the sensational allegations by the Leader of the Opposition that Prime Minister Imran Khan is selling gifts to Pakistan have become a hot topic. To what extent is this true? Is Imran Khan really doing that? Opposition leaders have been making sensational allegations that it is damaging the reputation of the country. Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) Chief Maulana Fazlur Rahman accused Prime Minister Imran Khan selling of gifts illegally. Pak Imran Khan sold gifts given by several diplomats, including a gift watch from Saudi. It shows Pakistan's financial crunch after the nation continued to include in the grey list of Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Pakistan is on the grey list based on allegation

Coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc in Russia. Deaths and positive cases are increasing day by day in the country. There were 1,015 corona deaths on October 19 th , which is the highest since the corona outbreak. 33,740 new cases were reported in 24 hours. For the first time, Corona deaths exceed a thousand cases in one day since the outbreak of the epidemic in Russia. A total of more than 80.60 lakh cases have been reported and 2,25,325 people have died in Russia so far. The cabinet has already asked President Vladimir Putin. Russia has so far been reluctant to impose a nationwide lockdown when other nations were implemented to check the coronavirus. Russia’s daily Covid death toll hits grim records as cases rise and vaccinations lag. The Corona situation in Russia was almost critical and that the vaccination level in the population was too low. The Russian government also repeatedly complains about the low vaccination rates. Though Russia is supplying its own made vaccine Sputnik