Zia Haq
Associate Editor at Hindustan Times
Associate Editor @httweets • @UCIrvine Alum, MA • Will never stop fighting the good fight • ❤️Economics, mountains, rivers • Hate nobody • Axomiya •
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1 week ago |
dailygoodmorningkashmir.com | Zia Haq
A heartfelt appeal by a young Kashmiri student stranded in Iran is drawing attention online and urging Indian government to reconsider a critical question: Can cats come to India from Iran in times of emergency. Hafsa Yaseen, a medical student at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, has been navigating her way out of the increasingly tense environment in Iran. After residing in Qom, she is currently en route to Mashhad, aided by evacuation efforts organized by the Indian Embassy.
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1 week ago |
hindustantimes.com | Zia Haq
India will soon abandon GPS-based timekeeping in favour of an indigenous system to safeguard critical sectors from potential foreign disruptions, Union consumer affairs minister Prahlad Joshi announced on Wednesday. The move represents a significant step towards technological sovereignty as India prepares to rely on a domestically managed network of five atomic clocks rather than the US-controlled Global Positioning System for maintaining Indian Standard Time.
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1 week ago |
hindustantimes.com | Zia Haq
A stall in the monsoon, the lifeblood of the world’s fourth-largest economy, has hampered sowing in some regions, worrying farmers awaiting a revival, as official rainfall data between June 1 and 16 showed a shortfall of nearly a quarter per cent. The rainy season, which waters nearly half of the country’s net-sown area, has remained subdued for over two weeks, bringing hot weather to many regions, after making the earliest onset in over a decade on May 24.
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2 weeks ago |
hindustantimes.com | Zia Haq
New Delhi It’s a payout no one -- neither airliners nor passengers -- hopes would ever come to pass, but aviation insurance is set to get costlier amid rising risks and air fatalities, experts say. Mishaps and war have already ratcheted up the stakes, capping a dream run of low, stable premiums, which are poised to jump this year.
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2 weeks ago |
htsyndication.com | Zia Haq
India, June 12 -- The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has "acknowledged" an expansion in India's social protection coverage from 19% in 2015 to 64.3% in the current year and these updated figures are now part of the ILOSTAT database, Union labour minister Mansukh Mandaviya said at ILO's 113th session in Geneva on Wednesday.
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Israel’s defense ministry and IDF HQ are located in the midst of a crowded neighbourhood full of civilian homes, roads, hospitals, etc. They put their civilians deliberately at risk and use them as human shield. https://t.co/XiX6txBgmV
Iran attacks Tel Aviv. https://t.co/ZgMbjAT5iT
Titabor should be renamed Mithabor 😊
Titabor Railways station. https://t.co/4zEwfo6YNV
