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3 days ago | indiaherald.com | Siby Jeyya

Six months after the nation went through one of its most volatile political times, south korea held a snap election and elected Lee Jae-Myung as its new president. Lee received 48.67% of the vote after 93% of the votes were counted. Kim Moon-soo of the people Power Party, his conservative rival, congratulated Lee and admitted defeat. Months of turmoil and the shortest martial law in the country's history were followed by the vote.

3 days ago | indiaherald.com | Siby Jeyya

Although many indians reside in the united states and send a significant portion of their income to india, a decision made by the donald trump administration may have an impact on Indians' incomes. There is now no remittance tax, or tax imposed, on money remitted from the united states to India. The full amount of money arrives here and the sender is exempt from paying any additional taxes if an indian transfers a portion of his earnings to his family from there.

3 days ago | indiaherald.com | Siby Jeyya

Everyone is familiar with Dubai's Burj Khalifa, the highest structure in the world and a representation of riches and elegance.  One obvious indication that someone is wealthy is if they own an apartment or condo in the Burj Khalifa. It is visible from around 100 kilometers afar and rises to a height of about 828 meters. However, many individuals are unaware of certain fascinating facts regarding the Burj Khalifa. Which corporation, for instance, constructed this enormous tower?

3 days ago | indiaherald.com | Siby Jeyya

saudi arabia is a wealthy and influential Islamic nation that is well-known worldwide. Mecca and Medina, the two most sacred places for Muslims, are located there. The nation is well-known for its enormous structures, oil wealth, and royal family. saudi arabia appears to be rapidly expanding and modernizing from the outside. However, beneath all of this glitz are some unspoken realities and facets of the nation that many people are unaware of.

3 days ago | indiaherald.com | Siby Jeyya

Recent changes to China’s divorce law have sparked debate across legal, social, and gender rights circles, particularly with the introduction of provisions suggesting that wives may no longer be entitled to a share of their husband’s property acquired before or during marriage unless jointly owned. This shift signals a move toward stricter property ownership rules, wherein only assets registered under both spouses’ names may be considered for division.