Help us blunt Pak propaganda, BJP tells Kejriwal
Bolstered by news reports in the media that cited evidence of the Army’s surgical strikes at terror launch pads across
Kaine, Pence clash over presidential candidates
Democratic candidate Tim Kaine fought hard to make Donald Trump the topic of the U.S. vice-presidential debate on Tuesday night,
AIIMS doctors to help in treatment of Jayalalithaa
A team of experts from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, arrived in Chennai on Wednesday to
Portuguese ex-PM to be the new UN chief
Former Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres is poised to be the next United Nations Secretary-General and is expected to be
UN court rejects disarmament case against India
The United Nations’ highest court on Wednesday rejected nuclear disarmament cases filed by the Pacific nation of the Marshall Islands
Modi chairs Cabinet Committee on Security meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) to discuss the security
Durga blesses Mamata lookalike idol in this Kolkata
NEW DELHI: West Bengal state politics now seem to be influencing imaginations of Durga Puja organisers. The idol at the
Why China’s hold on Brahmaputra bothers India
NEW DELHI: Within days of India announcing plans to assert its right within the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan, China
Indian-origin Tamils demand higher wages at tea estates
Thousands of Indian origin Tamils, employed in Sri Lanka’s famed tea estates, are on protest for a week now, demanding
Hurricane Matthew pummels Haiti and Cuba, evacuations ordered
Hurricane Matthew pummeled Haiti and moved on to Cuba after killing seven people, unleashing floods and forcing hundreds of thousands