Sanstuti Nath
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US, UK, Ireland: Sevenfold Spike In Attacks On Indians Abroad In 5 Years
Most of the instances of violence against Indians were reported in the United States, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and Canada, the data from 36 countries released by the Foreign Ministry showed.
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US Has A Bigger Problem In Hormuz Than Iran's Resistance
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed reports about poor conditions aboard the Lincoln, calling them "completely misrepresented."
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'Serving Indian Army Better Than Gulf Job': Nepal Youths' 'Agniveer' Demand
The Nepali government had halted the recruitment, arguing that the scheme was inconsistent with the provisions of the 1947 Tripartite Agreement between India, Nepal, and Britain.
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'Great Transshipment Scam': US Names India Among 40 Hubs Of China's Tariff Evasion
"China began using these third countries for minor processing, relabeling, repackaging, reinvoicing, or routing changes that created the appearance of a new national origin," Navarro said.
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"Water Is Our Red Line": Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif's New Threat On Indus Water
Sharif projected Pakistan as an advocate of peace but claimed its desire for peace should not be seen as weakness
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When Karoline Leavitt Became Trump's Voice On India-US Trade, War With Pak
Leavitt was not a policymaker. But the Trump veteran who served in his press office during his first term, emerged as one of the administration's most visible public messengers during Trump's second term at the White House
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Ex-Pak Minister's 'I'm Hafiz Saeed's Ghulam' Remark And Threat Against India
Rasheed had served as Pakistan's Interior Minister from 2020 to 2022 and has close ties with former Prime Minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party.
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Israel's Unverified 'Iran Kill Plot' Warning Behind Trump's Secret Jet Switch In Turkey: Report
Some US intelligence officials pointed out that Tel Aviv's 'kill plot' warning was designed less to inform the US about the threat and more to influence Trump's decision-making and US policy in the region.
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Indian-Origin Teen Murders Mother, Brother In US Home, "Searched 'Kill Family' Fantasies"
Police alleged that Aravind, a student at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, fatally assaulted his mother and brother inside their home on Tuesday before fleeing the scene on his mother's Honda Accord.
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1,600 Buildings Collapse, 181 Dead: Videos Of 7.4 Magnitude Colombia Earthquake
According to Espriella, at least 1,575 homes, 18 health centres, and 52 schools had been damaged in the powerful quake that was followed by 21 aftershocks.
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Syria's Ex-President Bashar Al-Assad Sentenced To Death For Crimes Against Humanity
The ruling against Assad is the first under the transitional authorities who this year began trying figures from the former government, both in person and in absentia.
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Why Iran Is In Spotlight After Water Systems Hacked In 7 US States
The federal government's data shows that there are 152,000 public drinking water systems and more than 16,000 wastewater treatment facilities across the US.
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India Opens Attari Border, 10 Other Ports For E-Visa Holders
All foreigners, except Pakistanis, will be allowed to avail themselves of the benefit of the new move, as India does not grant e-visas to travellers with Pakistani passports or Pakistani origin.
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'Put Differences Aside': Pakistan Asks Muslim Nations To Join 'Islamic NATO'
The new defence pact builds on a previous agreement signed between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia a year ago, with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan claiming it is technically the same as NATO's Article 5 mutual defence agreement.
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'Bruised Body Of Woman' Found In Australia, It Turned Out To Be A Sex Doll
Police announced that forensic testing had proved the contents were not human and the suitcase was actually stuffed with a lifelike sex doll.
