Dilnaz Shaikh

News and Editorial staff member at The Eastern Herald. Studied journalism in Rajasthan. A climate change warrior publishing content on current affairs, politics, climate, weather, and the planet.

How to Choose the Best CAT Crash Course in 2026?

With CAT 2026 only a few months away, many aspirants start looking for the best CAT crash course to maximize their scores in a limited time. A crash course can help you

June 24, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

NASA astronaut photograph of Jebel Marra the Marrah Mountains the volcanic massif in the Darfur region of Sudan

Twenty-Three Civilians Killed in El Obeid as an RSF Drone ‘Double-Tap’ on a Funeral Cortege Marks the Kordofan Campaign’s Deadliest Single Day for Civilians in Six Months

At least twenty-three civilians were killed and nineteen injured in El Obeid, North Kordofan's state capital, on Wednesday and Thursday, in a sequence of Rapid Support Forces drone strikes that began with a daytime hit on the Al-Muwazzafin neighbourhood and

June 14, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

NASA Landsat 8 OLI satellite image of Tenerife in the Canary Islands showing the entire island from summit to sea with the Las Canadas Caldera the Teide stratovolcano and the populated coastal areas

Pope Leo XIV’s Iberia Charter Engine Fails on the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tarmac; King Felipe VI Lends the First American Pope His Royal Falcon Jet for the Return Flight to Rome

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, ended his seven-day apostolic visit to Spain on Friday

NASA astronaut photograph from the International Space Station of San Antonio Texas

Brunson Drops Forty-Five at Frost Bank as the New York Knicks Beat the San Antonio Spurs 4-1 in the NBA Finals: the Franchise’s First Championship in Fifty-Three Years

Jalen Brunson scored a Knicks NBA Finals franchise record of forty-five points at the Frost Bank

Tennis: Gasquet wins French match in Dubai, Herbert out

From the two Frenchmen, Richard Gasquet emerged: the 33-year-old Bitterrois on Wednesday beat his compatriot Benoît Paire in the second round of the Dubai tournament, a 6-4, 6-4 victory synonymous with quarter-finals.

November 11, 2021

Sports

Pending a ceremony under tension, the Cesars appoint an interim directorate

Shaken by an unprecedented crisis, the Cesars appointed, on Wednesday, the producer Margaret Menegoz as interim president. Friday’s ceremony promises to be tense due to strong protests against the 12 nominations for Roman

November 25, 2020

Entertainment·News

Faced with the coronavirus, Italian companies are trying to organize

Companies in northern Italy, the country’s economic lung, are trying to adapt to the epidemic of the new coronavirus by developing telework for those who can, even if the impact could be

February 27, 2020

Economy·News

Egypt prepares to give military honors to Hosni Mubarak

Egypt is preparing to bury with great pomp on Wednesday its former president, Hosni Mubarak, who died the day before at the age of 91. Flags at half-mast, cannon shots, Egypt is

February 26, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Track Cycling World Championships: Vigier and Thomas key pieces of the Blues

Two key pieces in the Blues group: Sebastien Vigier for the sprint, Benjamin Thomas for endurance, lead the French team in the World Track Cycling Championships, Wednesday to Sunday, at the Berlin

February 26, 2020

News·Sports

ATP: Nadal victorious for his return, Kyrgios gives up in Acapulco

The Spaniard Rafael Nadal, N.2 world, easily beat Tuesday his compatriot Pablo Andujar (6-3, 6-2) in the first round of the Acapulco tournament, for his first match since the Australian Open. The 2019

February 26, 2020

News·Sports

BTP: deconstruct rather than demolish

Each year in France, the building produces 46 million tonnes of waste. In comparison, households produce 30 million tonnes. Costs, constraints, lack of infrastructure: building waste is a headache for professionals and the state. How

February 26, 2020

Climate·News

Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

South Sudan, like many countries in East Africa, is facing an invasion of locusts. These foraging insects pose a threat to crops in a country already plagued by war and famine. East Africa

July 5, 2021

Business·Climate·Economy·News

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Dilnaz Shaikh

How to Choose the Best CAT Crash Course in 2026?

Twenty-Three Civilians Killed in El Obeid as an RSF Drone ‘Double-Tap’ on a Funeral Cortege Marks the Kordofan Campaign’s Deadliest Single Day for Civilians in Six Months

Pope Leo XIV’s Iberia Charter Engine Fails on the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tarmac; King Felipe VI Lends the First American Pope His Royal Falcon Jet for the Return Flight to Rome

Brunson Drops Forty-Five at Frost Bank as the New York Knicks Beat the San Antonio Spurs 4-1 in the NBA Finals: the Franchise’s First Championship in Fifty-Three Years

Tennis: Gasquet wins French match in Dubai, Herbert out

Pending a ceremony under tension, the Cesars appoint an interim directorate

Faced with the coronavirus, Italian companies are trying to organize

Egypt prepares to give military honors to Hosni Mubarak

Track Cycling World Championships: Vigier and Thomas key pieces of the Blues

ATP: Nadal victorious for his return, Kyrgios gives up in Acapulco

BTP: deconstruct rather than demolish

Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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