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North Korea Fires Missile Towards Sea Ahead of US-South Korean Drills
Japan's Defense Ministry says North Korea has launched a possible ballistic missile toward the sea.
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25 Days Of Hell In Oman: KTR's Intervention Brings Telangana Woman Home
According to a press release from BRS, the woman, Mohammed Mahamuda, had travelled to Muscat on July 16 after an agent promised her domestic work.
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Zimbabwe Boat Carrying 95 People Capsizes, Several Feared Dead
Multiple people were feared dead after a ferry with 95 passengers capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe on Tuesday, police and eyewitnesses said.
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New York Woman Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Indians Into US Via Canada Border
A New York woman has pleaded guilty to her role in an international smuggling conspiracy that illegally brought people, primarily from India, into the United States across its northern border.
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'Will Act Within Constitutional Framework': Devendra Fadnavis On Maratha Quota
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday said his government would listen to demands raised by different communities on reservation but would take decisions only within the framework of the Constitution and rules.
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In Turkey, Trump Covertly Switched Planes To Avoid Iran Threat: Report
The Washington Post reported Monday that Trump covertly exited the presidential plane while it was on the ground in Turkey on July 8 as his security team deployed a scheme to evade an assassination threat.
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Idli-Sambar To Be Served In Delhi Government Schools Under PM-POSHAN Menu
Idli-sambar will soon be on the plates of students in Delhi government schools, with the dish set to be introduced within two weeks under a revised PM-POSHAN menu that also replaces ragi halwa with wheat flour and chana masala.
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9 Killed In Lightning Strikes In Bihar In 24 Hours
At least nine people were killed in lightning strikes in three districts of Bihar, an official statement said on Tuesday.
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Chat With Putin Led To Ex-US Marine's Release From Russian Jail, Says Trump
Robert Gilman was sentenced in 2022 by a court in southwestern Russia to four and a half years in prison for assaulting a police officer.
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Airport Truck, Bunker, Golf Cart: 5 Unusual Places Trump Went Into Hiding
Some involved genuine security threats. Others were prompted by protests. And one was apparently just about getting dinner without the press finding out.
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No Maternity Leave For Government Employees Expecting 4th Child: Court
The woman had challenged an order of June 19 passed by the Block Education Officer, Sambhal (Bheem Nagar) rejecting her claim for maternity leave for the fourth child.
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"Extremely Unhygienic": Raid Exposes Filth In Zepto's Bengaluru Warehouse
The health department also conducted raids at Indira Canteens across Bengaluru, with officials checking hygiene, cleanliness and food quality at kitchens supplying meals to the public.
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'Why Didn't Rahul Gandhi Visit Jharkhand Protest Site?' Punjab BJP Chief
Kewal Dhillon questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's absence from Ranchi following the lathi-charge on protesting students.
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UP Begins Pilot Project On Cow Urine Collection, Samajwadi Party Makes Jibe
The opposition Samajwadi Party has taken a dig at the government over this decision, alleging that the BJP is orchestrating a scam to raise funds for the elections.
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US Energy Firm Unloads Drilling Equipment In Greenland Without Permit
Texas-based Greenland Energy, which insists it has no connection to the US president's territorial ambitions, maintains that it was merely taking a preliminary step toward exploration activities.
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Bangladesh's Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina Being Examined: Centre
New Delhi's remarks came a day after Dhaka once again called for extradition of Hasina when Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi met Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.
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Bumble Humbled? Dating App Eases Women-First Messaging Rule
So far, only women could initiate conversations in heterosexual matches on Bumble.
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Bengal May Soon Get Anti-Conversion Law, Curb Land Sale Across Communities
Suvendu Adhikari said his government would soon bring in a stringent law against forced religious conversion and introduce "legal restrictions" governing the sale and purchase of land.
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From Al-Qaeda Fighter To Syrian President: The Rise Of Ahmed al-Sharaa
Al-Sharaa was born in Saudi Arabia to a Syrian family whose roots lie in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. He later grew up in Damascus.
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'Pilot Seemed High When We Were Boarding': Passenger On Phuket-Delhi Flight
The Air India flight experienced a sudden loss of altitude of 300 feet.
