After LEMOA, it’s war games now
As Indian and U.S. troops began to assemble for counter-terrorism exercises in the hills of Uttarakhand from September 14 to
Kashmir braces for Eid amid unrest
Kashmir braced for Eid-ul-Adha amid tension on Tuesday, with the government suspending Internet and mobile services, sealing several traditional prayer
Rafale deal in sight, 50% offset clause added
Seventeen months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced India’s intent to procure 36 Rafale fighter jets from France in flyaway
Ex-PM Cameron quits Parliament
Britain’s former Prime Minister David Cameron said on Monday he was resigning from his seat in Parliament to avoid becoming
Oxford English Dictionary gains ‘splendiferous’ collection
‘YOLO’ and ‘Clicktivism’ are among more than 1,000 new entries added by the Oxford English Dictionary in its latest quarterly
New single-dose treatment shows promise in anti-malaria battle
Scientists have discovered a series of a novel compound (bicyclic azetidine series) that shows great promise in the battle against
Do police get away with rights violations?
India may not have enough safeguards to protect its citizens from human rights violations by the police, official data suggest.
Seoul says North Korea capable of another nuclear
North Korea is capable of detonating another nuclear device anytime at one of its unused tunnels at the country’s main
‘Let’s start with street lights and security in
Can change be brought about in a society that diminishes the role of women, objectifies them, dismisses incidents of harassment
‘Gender sensitivity training is essential’
How safe are women in public transport? Will separate buses ensure safety? How do we avoid the ‘gaze’ while waiting