South China Sea ruling will ‘intensify conflict’, Chinese
WASHINGTON/BEIJING: An international tribunal’s ruling denying China’s claims in the South China Sea will “intensify conflict and even confrontation,” Beijing’s
Delhi CM Kejriwal’s wife takes voluntary retirement from
New Delhi: Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal’s wife Sunita has taken voluntary retirement from the Indian Revenue Service (IRS), after serving
Denied water, tribal woman in UP digs her
Lucknow: A tribal woman in Uttar Pradesh’s parched Bundelkhand has dug a well almost single-handedly for 40 families after her
Soon, e-visa for another 36 countries
NEW DELHI: Riding high on the success of the e-tourist visa scheme, the Union tourism ministry plans to extend online
‘Kashmir, South Sudan discussed at high-level meeting’
Curfew remained in force in many parts of the Kashmir Valley on Tuesday, including pockets of Srinagar city and Pulwama
Kashmir violence: Toll rises to 24, curfew remains
Curfew remained in force in many parts of the Valley on Tuesday, including pockets of Srinagar city and Pulwama district
Sabarimala: SC to hear arguments on reference plea
Noting that “an issue like this has arisen never before”, the Supreme Court on Monday decided to hear arguments for
Athawale stresses on quota for Jats, Brahmins
On his first visit to Mumbai after assuming charge as Union Minister of State for Social Justice, Republican Party of
300 Indians stranded in Juba as civil war
At least 300 Indians have been left stranded as one of Africa’s oldest civil wars reignited on July 7 in
Kashmir violence, Kashmir clashes, Burhan Wani killing, Amarnath
Pentagon chief Ashton Carter said on Monday that Washington would deploy 560 additional troops to aid Iraq’s fight to retake