Syrian opposition fleshes out post-Assad plan in London
Syria’s opposition on Wednesday made a fresh call for a transition to democracy without President Bashar al-Assad, as France threw
‘Punish’ Saudi Arabia for 2015 hajj disaster, says
Iran’s president on Wednesday called on the Muslim world to “punish” Saudi Arabia following last year’s hajj crush and stampede
Publish FIRs online within 24 hours: SC
Upholding the right of an accused to information and putting a check on the authority of the police to deprive
Indian-American CEO charged for ill-treating maid
An Indian-American CEO of an IT staffing and consulting firm was charged with callous treatment of a domestic worker. The
For 2019, Amit Shah eyes new territories
The Narendra Modi government may have just finished celebrating its second anniversary, but BJP chief Amit Shah has already drawn
Pakistan told to let diplomats work ‘without hindrance’
Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit was summoned to the Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday, and told that Islamabad should
RBI blames lack of bank board oversight to
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has raised concern over the technological prowess of the top management in banks and
COAI writes to PMO on RJio interconnection issue
Continuing with its letter war against free-voice-call-provider Reliance Jio, the association of telecom operators like Airtel has told Prime Minister’s
Obama, Modi to have bilateral meeting in Laos:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet U.S. President Barack Obama for an unscheduled bilateral meeting on Thursday on the sidelines
Canada hopes to supply more uranium
Canada was hopeful of reaching agreement to supply energy-hungry and fast-growing India with more uranium than the 3,000 metric tonnes