-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 15
Marburg Virus Disease is a highly virulent disease that causes haemorrhagic fever
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 15
WFP urgently needs $60 million to maintain food assistance in Myanmar this year
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 14
It is a rare state of matter that exhibits both solid-like structure and frictionless flow
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 14
It provides for reopening of road, rail and air transport links between the two countries
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 14
Romania reported the highest number of cases in 2024
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 13
t aims to improve efficiencies amid shrinking resources, uncertainty
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 12
International Criminal Court probes extrajudicial killings carried out during his so-called “war on...
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 12
By 2030, the value of the ocean economy is expected to reach $3 trillion
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 11
Actor Gene Hackman’s wife died due to hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, reveals autopsy results
-
![Manaroma Image]()
- World
- Mar 11
Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful
- World
- Mar 08
The year 2025 marks 30 years of progress since the ‘Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action’
San Marino, a small independent nation within Italy, founded in 301 CE, is considered the world’s oldest republic.
Kazakhstan is the largest landlocked country in the world is at 2,724,900 square kilometres.
France is divided into more than 90 administrative units known as 'departments'.
Also known as the corpse flower, Amorphophallus titanum or titan arum releases an extremely foul odour comparable to that of rotten flesh, which can be smelled 0.8 kilometres away.
Saudi Arabia is the world's largest country without a river.
The Amazon, which spans nine South American countries and covers between 6.24 and 6.56 million sq.kms is the world’s largest tropical rainforest.
- World
- Mar 15
Neurotechnologies are tools or devices that record or alter brain activity and generate neurodata
- World
- Mar 08
The year 2025 marks 30 years of progress since the ‘Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action’
- World
- Jan 25
Extreme weather disrupts schooling for over 24 crore children
- World
- Jan 13
A UNICEF report demands strengthening systems that are designed to mitigate the impacts of crises on children
- World
- Jan 11
Global temperatures exceeded 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era for the first time, says WMO
- World
- Dec 16
WHO records a 38% drop in the global drowning death rate since 2000
- World
- Dec 11
Women and girls continue to account for majority of victims globally, reveals UNODC report
- World
- Nov 29
National strategies should go beyond the realm of wage-setting alone and include a broader range of factors
- World
- Nov 04
Countries agree to create a subsidiary body to represent the interests of Indigenous Peoples
- World
- Oct 30
8.2 million people newly diagnosed with TB in 2023
- World
- Oct 01
Hostilities between Israel military and Hezbollah armed group escalate along the Blue Line
- World
- Sep 27
The aim is to prevent the emissions from being released into the atmosphere
- World
- Sep 18
Across all regions, women are paid less than men
- World
- Sep 11
The $5 billion mission will explore Jupiter’s moon — Europa
- World
- Sep 09
Emergence of frontier technologies could have an impact disaster risk management
- World
- Aug 27
Rising seas amplify frequency and severity of storm surges and coastal flooding
- World
- Jul 18
The provisions of the Rules represent universally acknowledged blueprint for prison management in the 21st century
- World
- Jul 12
India’s population to peak in early 2060s to 1.7 billion, says UN report
- World
- Jul 05
India ranked fifth on the list with 1,350 patents filed in the past decade, shows WIPO report
- World
- Jun 28
UN experts stress that gender apartheid be recognised as a crime against humanity
- World
- Jun 26
Cannabis remains the most widely used drug worldwide, shows UNODC report
- World
- Jun 12
A total of 160 million children — 63 million girls and 97 million boys — are in child labour globally
- World
- Jun 07
It is known as the largest amphibious invasion in military history
