Sneha Swaminathan is a Desk Editor at The Ken. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in business and economics, travel and tourism, and urban development. Sneha's work has been featured in MSN, 420 Magazine, The Ken, WION, and Firstpost.
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By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to world news: A 3-day bank strike deferred, UK Labour’s conference under Andy Burnham and fighting in Tigray to China’s pandas arriving in the US, Netanyahu’s Abu Dhabi meeting and unrest at LPU — here’s your roundup for the day
By: Sneha Swaminathan
The Boeing 737 was flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv when the co-pilot allegedly attacked Captain Machchhar and stabbed him in an apparent attempt to crash the plane. Despite his injuries, Machchhar managed to open the cockpit door, allowing crew members and passengers to intervene and overpower the co-pilot. Two off-duty pilots then helped bring the aircraft under control and land safely in Saudi Arabia
Less than 1 in 5 Indian homes has an air conditioner, yet cooling already accounts for around 60 GW of peak power demand. As more homes turn to ACs, old ideas around shade, airflow and ventilation could become relevant again
By: Sneha Swaminathan
The Saint-Denis mayor said he stood with the students because they were his residents as tensions escalated during nationwide protests
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to world news: Oregon school shooting kills four, spyware concerns over ads across thousands of apps, 19 injured in a Channel Tunnel accident, a US judge’s order on hormone treatment for a Hindu temple attack plot suspect, an Indian social worker’s Hillary Clinton award and Indian students confronted by UK vigilantes — here’s your roundup for the day
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Italy’s new security decree introduces prison terms of up to five years for violent protesters, fines of up to $22,500 and financial liability for parents whose children cause damage
By: Sneha Swaminathan
From targeting 50,000 AI-ready professionals by 2030 and developing a Konkani large language model to attracting global talent and bringing Goan professionals back home, IT Minister Rohan Khaunte explains how the state plans to build an AI ecosystem without compromising its tourism-driven identity and fragile ecology
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Authorities in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha have stepped up preparations as Cyclone Arnab is forecast to intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm, bringing powerful winds and heavy rainfall to parts of India’s eastern coast
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Addressing the UN General Assembly, India's envoy Parvathaneni Harish called for equal veto powers for all permanent members of an expanded Security Council, rejecting proposals for a second tier without veto rights
Israel’s election hangs in the balance as Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc falls short of the 61 seats needed for a majority. With hundreds of thousands of ‘double-envelope’ ballots still to be counted, the final tally could shape the country’s next government
