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- Pakistan Ministers call India's suspension of Indus Waters Treaty 'cowardly', 'immature' & 'inappropriate'Pakistan has strongly opposed India’s decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), calling it a “cowardly” and “inappropriate” move. The reaction follows New Delhi’s announcement that the 1960 treaty would be held in abeyance until Pakistan ends support for cross-border terrorism. The suspension came after a deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which claimed 26 lives.
- From too much salt in fried rice to reciting Kalima: Tourists share how 'miracles' saved their lives from terrorists in PahalgamTourists in Pahalgam recount near-death experiences following a recent terror attack, highlighting how minor alterations in their plans inadvertently saved them. A Jaipur couple escaped on horseback after witnessing the violence, while a Kerala family's delayed lunch due to salty food kept them away from the site.
- Employee quits on Day 1. Reason No. 1: No laptop allowed for work. Reason No. 2 will surprise you lessAn Indian professional quit a job after just one day. The company relied on outdated methods like paper reports. Long working hours were also a concern. The employee sought advice online about the potential impact on their career. Redditors responded with support and humor. The incident highlights the importance of workplace culture fit. The employee's experience resonated with many.
- Building resilience, sustaining health: Abu Dhabi’s blueprint for future-ready careAt the 2025 edition of Abu Dhabi Global Health Week (ADGHW), resilience isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a blueprint. Here’s how ADGHW is catalysing global action and regional implementation to build systems that can endure, adapt, and thrive. Don’t miss the agenda of this forum, held from 15-17 April 2025.
- Pakistan suspends 1972 Simla Agreement that upholds LOC sanctity: What it is and who will be impactedPakistan has suspended the Simla Agreement of 1972. This agreement was a peace treaty with India after the 1971 war. It aimed to resolve disputes peacefully and establish the Line of Control. India returned seized land, but retained some strategic areas. The agreement also paved the way for Pakistan to recognise Bangladesh.
- Pakistan just had a close shave. Can it afford to fight India?India-Pakistan: Following the terror attack in Pahalgam, allegedly linked to Pakistani operatives, India has taken strong retaliatory measures, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty and capping diplomatic staff. With war clouds looming, Pakistan, grappling with a fragile economy and dependence on international loans, faces a dire situation if a conflict erupts.
- Microsoft's big deadline for employees: 'Leave office within five days or...'Microsoft is implementing a new performance strategy. The tech giant is offering underperforming employees a severance package of 16 weeks' pay to voluntarily leave instead of entering a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). Employees have five days to decide, and those choosing the PIP forfeit the payout. Moreover, underperforming employees will also be banned from internal transfers.
- Precision, policy, and progress: Inside Abu Dhabi Global Health Week 2025Held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 15–17 April 2025, Abu Dhabi Global Health Week brings together stakeholders across healthcare, technology, finance, policy, and philanthropy. In 2025, ADGHW is placing longevity and precision health at the heart of its agenda.
- Pakistan suspends Simla Agreement, shuts border, trade & airspace to Indian airlinesPakistan has suspended the 1972 Simla Agreement and announced the closure of the Wagah border with India. All cross-border transit through Wagah is halted. The Pakistan PMO said all bilateral agreements with India are in abeyance until India stops alleged cross-border terrorism, targeted killings, and violations of international law and UN resolutions on Kashmir.
- India pulls the plug on Indus Waters Treaty: What it means and how it can hit Pakistan where it hurts mostIndia has stalled the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan following a deadly attack in Kashmir, demanding Pakistan cease cross-border terrorism. The 1960 treaty allocates the Western Rivers to Pakistan and the Eastern Rivers to India, permitting certain uses by each country on the other's rivers.