Conservative Rule
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Swimming Is Illegal At This World-Famous Thailand Beach, Here's Why
Fines are issued for violations, with penalties reaching 5,000-10,000 baht (Rs 15,000-29,000) for ignoring the no-swimming rule at Maya Bay, Thailand.
-
US Supreme Court Casts Doubt On Trump's Changes To Birthright Citizenship Rules
Conservative and liberal justices on Wednesday questioned whether Trump's order declaring that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens comports with either the Constitution or federal l
-
Which Island Is Known As The Island Of Giant Tortoises
The Galápagos Islands, located off Ecuador, are famed for giant tortoises and unique wildlife, offering rare encounters with animals unafraid of humans in a protected ecosystem.
-
Trump's "Buyer Beware" Warning After "Dumb" Rant Over Tariff Verdict
Donald Trump went on a childish rant against the Supreme Court Monday over last week's "ridiculous (and) dumb" ruling on his administration's tariffs.
-
On Aravalli Row, Environment Minister's Conservation Assurance To NDTV
Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav, facing questions on the Aravallis, mounted a strong defence of the Centre on Tuesday, alleging that the controversy is being driven by misinformation and political motives rather than a concern for conservation.
-
How Expensive Is Lakshadweep Really? Flights, Hotels and Food Explained
Lakshadweep follows a controlled tourism model. Visitor numbers are limited, nightlife is minimal, and the islands prioritise conservation over scale.
-
Saudi Arabia Residents Report Alcohol Ban Eased For Select Foreigners
Diplomats and premium visa-holders in Saudi Arabia told AFP that the conservative kingdom has quietly eased restrictions on purchasing alcohol for select foreign residents.
-
Supreme Court Limits Tiger Safaris To Non-Forest Land, Bans Night Tourism
The new directions aim at reversing large-scale ecological damage inside the tiger reserves.
-
Charlie Kirk's Killer Won't Be In Prison Clothes At Trial. Here's Why
A Utah judge on Monday ruled that the 22-year-old alleged killer of US conservative activist Charlie Kirk may wear street clothes during his trial, instead of prison attire, over concerns of biasing the jury.
-
Explained: Why Japan's Coalition Collapsed, What Happens Next?
Japan's ruling coalition collapsed on Friday after its junior partner, Komeito, quit, raising doubts about whether conservative Sanae Takaichi will become the country's first woman prime minister.
-
Swimming Is Illegal At This World-Famous Thailand Beach, Here's Why
Fines are issued for violations, with penalties reaching 5,000-10,000 baht (Rs 15,000-29,000) for ignoring the no-swimming rule at Maya Bay, Thailand.
-
US Supreme Court Casts Doubt On Trump's Changes To Birthright Citizenship Rules
Conservative and liberal justices on Wednesday questioned whether Trump's order declaring that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens comports with either the Constitution or federal l
-
Which Island Is Known As The Island Of Giant Tortoises
The Galápagos Islands, located off Ecuador, are famed for giant tortoises and unique wildlife, offering rare encounters with animals unafraid of humans in a protected ecosystem.
-
Trump's "Buyer Beware" Warning After "Dumb" Rant Over Tariff Verdict
Donald Trump went on a childish rant against the Supreme Court Monday over last week's "ridiculous (and) dumb" ruling on his administration's tariffs.
-
On Aravalli Row, Environment Minister's Conservation Assurance To NDTV
Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav, facing questions on the Aravallis, mounted a strong defence of the Centre on Tuesday, alleging that the controversy is being driven by misinformation and political motives rather than a concern for conservation.
-
How Expensive Is Lakshadweep Really? Flights, Hotels and Food Explained
Lakshadweep follows a controlled tourism model. Visitor numbers are limited, nightlife is minimal, and the islands prioritise conservation over scale.
-
Saudi Arabia Residents Report Alcohol Ban Eased For Select Foreigners
Diplomats and premium visa-holders in Saudi Arabia told AFP that the conservative kingdom has quietly eased restrictions on purchasing alcohol for select foreign residents.
-
Supreme Court Limits Tiger Safaris To Non-Forest Land, Bans Night Tourism
The new directions aim at reversing large-scale ecological damage inside the tiger reserves.
-
Charlie Kirk's Killer Won't Be In Prison Clothes At Trial. Here's Why
A Utah judge on Monday ruled that the 22-year-old alleged killer of US conservative activist Charlie Kirk may wear street clothes during his trial, instead of prison attire, over concerns of biasing the jury.
-
Explained: Why Japan's Coalition Collapsed, What Happens Next?
Japan's ruling coalition collapsed on Friday after its junior partner, Komeito, quit, raising doubts about whether conservative Sanae Takaichi will become the country's first woman prime minister.
