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Importing $600,000 worth of sand from other countries instead of Pakistan: What does the 'increasing construction activity' in Afghanistan indicate?
With the increase in construction and industrial activities in Afghanistan, a rise has also been observed in the use and import of sand.
By Real content12 days ago in Earth
Iran-US War Scenario: Can Tehran Rely on China and Russia for Military Support?
With every new wave of tension between Tehran and Washington, the same question resurfaces: if the conflict escalates into war, what would China and Russia do? Can Iran truly rely on the support of these two powers, or are the relationships largely temporary and strategic rather than a firm alliance?
By Real content12 days ago in Chapters
India vs Vietnam: Will 2026 Free Trade Agreements Transform India’s Export Economy?
From a commercial perspective, the year 2026 is likely to be considered historic for India. March has not even begun yet, and New Delhi has already concluded what is being called the “mother of all trade deals” with the European Union. At the same time, it has signed an agreement with the United States that is now being described as the “father of all trade deals.”
By Real content13 days ago in Chapters
Does Ramadan Fasting Improve or Reduce Work Performance? The Science Behind Focus, Energy, and Productivity
During the month of Ramadan, consistently observing fasts causes many people to face issues such as fatigue and reduced concentration at work. However, there are also many who experience positive effects of fasting on their lives and claim that fasting increases their focus at work and helps them organize their tasks more effectively.
By Real content14 days ago in Chapters
Kerala’s Youngest Organ Donor: How a 10-Month-Old Baby Saved Five Lives
In the Indian state of Kerala, a 10-month-old baby girl has saved five lives by donating her organs, a decision that would not have been possible without her father’s courage. Her father, Arun Abraham, recalled a lecture he had heard during his college days—one he never forgot—and it ultimately gave him the strength to donate his daughter’s organs, saving five people. His daughter, Ellen Sherren Abraham, has become the youngest organ donor in Kerala. She had been severely injured in a car accident some time ago. Her liver and one kidney have already been transplanted into two critically ill children, while her heart valve, second kidney, and eyes will be matched with needy patients at three hospitals in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi. Arun, 33, said, “When the doctor told us that our daughter was brain dead, we were devastated. It was a difficult decision, but when I discussed it with my wife, she said we should donate her organs to save lives.” Arun explained that in 2013, a priest from the Kidney Foundation, Father Davis, gave a lecture about organ donation at his college. “At the time, I was a B.Com student, and that day I vowed that if anything ever happened to me, I would donate my organs.” Dr. Eshwar H, Professor of Neurosurgery at Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology, said, “This is very encouraging. Ellen has changed people’s perception of organ transplantation in the country.
By Real content15 days ago in Motivation
US-Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva: Progress, Red Lines, and Rising Military Tensions
On Tuesday (17 February), following the second round of negotiations between the United States and Iran in Geneva, both Washington and Tehran expressed concerns as well as some encouraging statements. After the meeting, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said that diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran had gone well “in some respects,” and that both sides had agreed to hold another meeting. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that “an understanding on fundamental principles” had been reached with the United States. Vance also said that Iran is still not prepared to accept certain “red lines” defined by President Trump. He indicated that the United States would continue on the diplomatic path, but that President Trump would ultimately decide “when to abandon diplomacy.” He added that Washington does not expect matters to reach that point, “but if they do, the decision will be President Trump’s.” On the other hand, Araghchi described the second round of talks as more positive than the first. He said that both sides would prepare two draft versions of a possible agreement document and exchange them. “However, this does not mean we will reach an agreement soon, but we have certainly started moving along the path toward one.” Araghchi further said that there are still some issues requiring additional work. Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that his country is ready to allow “verification” that Iran is not seeking to develop nuclear weapons. In remarks published on the presidential website, Pezeshkian said: “We are absolutely not trying to acquire nuclear weapons, and if anyone wants to verify this, we are ready to take the necessary steps.” The Iranian president added that Tehran will never abandon its “peaceful” nuclear program.
By Real content15 days ago in Chapters
UK Passport Changes 2026: New Entry Rules for Dual British Citizens Explained
Big Changes to UK Passport Rules Starting February 25, 2026: What Dual Citizens and Travelers Need to Know Starting February 25, 2026, the UK is rolling out new passport and border rules, and they’re going to hit a lot of people—especially Brits who also hold another passport.
By Real content15 days ago in Chapters
