Down Under
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Pets Up To 10 Kg Now Allowed To Travel In Cabin On Air India Flights
Under the revised rules, cats and dogs weighing up to 10 kg, including the carrier, can now travel inside the economy cabin on selected Air India flights.
-
UK's Royal Mail Celebrates 'Stranger Things' Finale With Special Stamp Set: "A True Tribute"
The illustrations were created by British artist Kyle Lambert, who designed the posters for each season of Stranger Things.
-
Ravi Shastri Tipped To Replace Brendon McCullum As Ex-England Star Calls For End Of 'Bazball'
All the hype of 'Bazball' versus Aussies Down Under took barely 11 days to die down as Australia retained the Ashes urn by denying a valiant England a chance to chase a record-breaking 435 runs in Adelaide to keep the series alive.
-
"Provide Clean Air Or...": Delhi High Court's GST And Air Purifier Demand
'Either provide citizens with fresh air or reduce GST on air purifiers' - the Delhi High Court handed down this ultimatum to the government Wednesday, as the national capital and surrounding regions continue to choke under a blanket of toxic smog.
-
2.12 Lakh New PUCs Issued In 4 Days As Delhi Cracks Down Under GRAP-IV
More than 2.12 lakh new PUC certificates were issued following the strict implementation of GRAP-IV measures over the past four days, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said on Monday.
-
India U19 vs Sri Lanka U19 Asia Cup Semi-Final Highlights: India Clinch Superb Victory, To Face Pakistan In Final
India vs Sri Lanka Highlights, Under 19 Asia Cup Semi-final Match: India chased down a target of 139 with two overs to spare, thanks to half-centuries from Vihaan Malhotra and Aaron George.
-
IMF Tightens Noose On Pakistan's $7 Billion Bailout, Imposes New Conditions
Troubles seem to be chasing the cash-strapped Pakistan, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) slapping 11 new conditions on Islamabad under its $7 billion bailout programme to crack down on corruption.
-
Where To Travel After Retirement: 6 International Destinations That Save Money
Retirement feels like the first time in decades when life slows down enough for you to think about yourself. For many Indians, this stage arrives after years spent managing jobs, families and responsibilities, leaving little space for leisurely travel.
-
Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
-
Joe Root Saves Matthew Hayden From 'Walking Nude In Melbourne' Dare With 1st Ashes Ton In Australia - Details Here
Joe Root finally ended a long wait for a century in an Ashes Test for England in Australia. Test cricket's No. 1-ranked batter ended a 15-Test century drought Down Under dating to 2013
-
Australia's Steve Smith Has Eyes On The Prize In The 2nd Ashes Test Against England
Now that he's worked out that he had them upside down, Steve Smith is more confident about wearing the black strips under his eyes while batting in the day-night Ashes cricket test at the Gabba starting Thursday.
-
'Sack Gautam Gambhir' Trends As South Africa Leave India On Brink Of Humiliation
Down 0-1 in the Test series against South Africa, India are on the brink of another sweep at home under Gautam Gambhir's coaching.
-
Suicide Bomber Umar Nabi's Propaganda Video Removed From All Meta Platforms
A video recorded by the suicide bomber before the attack near Delhi's Red Fort has been taken down from all platforms under Meta, the company owned by Mark Zuckerberg said. Meta said the video goes against the terms and rules of Meta's platforms.
-
'Have To Keep Them Under 125': Axar Patel Cautious Despite South Africa Going 7 Down In 1st Test
India's left-arm spin-bowling all-rounder Axar Patel said the Eden Gardens surface was offering contrasting behaviour from either end.
-
Madhya Pradesh Court Fines Collector Rs 2 Lakh For Wrongful Detention Under Anti-Terror Law
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has come down heavily on the Shahdol administration for gross negligence in invoking the National Security Act (NSA) against an innocent man, ordering contempt proceedings against the district collector
-
Pets Up To 10 Kg Now Allowed To Travel In Cabin On Air India Flights
Under the revised rules, cats and dogs weighing up to 10 kg, including the carrier, can now travel inside the economy cabin on selected Air India flights.
-
UK's Royal Mail Celebrates 'Stranger Things' Finale With Special Stamp Set: "A True Tribute"
The illustrations were created by British artist Kyle Lambert, who designed the posters for each season of Stranger Things.
-
Ravi Shastri Tipped To Replace Brendon McCullum As Ex-England Star Calls For End Of 'Bazball'
All the hype of 'Bazball' versus Aussies Down Under took barely 11 days to die down as Australia retained the Ashes urn by denying a valiant England a chance to chase a record-breaking 435 runs in Adelaide to keep the series alive.
-
"Provide Clean Air Or...": Delhi High Court's GST And Air Purifier Demand
'Either provide citizens with fresh air or reduce GST on air purifiers' - the Delhi High Court handed down this ultimatum to the government Wednesday, as the national capital and surrounding regions continue to choke under a blanket of toxic smog.
-
2.12 Lakh New PUCs Issued In 4 Days As Delhi Cracks Down Under GRAP-IV
More than 2.12 lakh new PUC certificates were issued following the strict implementation of GRAP-IV measures over the past four days, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said on Monday.
-
India U19 vs Sri Lanka U19 Asia Cup Semi-Final Highlights: India Clinch Superb Victory, To Face Pakistan In Final
India vs Sri Lanka Highlights, Under 19 Asia Cup Semi-final Match: India chased down a target of 139 with two overs to spare, thanks to half-centuries from Vihaan Malhotra and Aaron George.
-
IMF Tightens Noose On Pakistan's $7 Billion Bailout, Imposes New Conditions
Troubles seem to be chasing the cash-strapped Pakistan, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) slapping 11 new conditions on Islamabad under its $7 billion bailout programme to crack down on corruption.
-
Where To Travel After Retirement: 6 International Destinations That Save Money
Retirement feels like the first time in decades when life slows down enough for you to think about yourself. For many Indians, this stage arrives after years spent managing jobs, families and responsibilities, leaving little space for leisurely travel.
-
Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
-
Joe Root Saves Matthew Hayden From 'Walking Nude In Melbourne' Dare With 1st Ashes Ton In Australia - Details Here
Joe Root finally ended a long wait for a century in an Ashes Test for England in Australia. Test cricket's No. 1-ranked batter ended a 15-Test century drought Down Under dating to 2013
-
Australia's Steve Smith Has Eyes On The Prize In The 2nd Ashes Test Against England
Now that he's worked out that he had them upside down, Steve Smith is more confident about wearing the black strips under his eyes while batting in the day-night Ashes cricket test at the Gabba starting Thursday.
-
'Sack Gautam Gambhir' Trends As South Africa Leave India On Brink Of Humiliation
Down 0-1 in the Test series against South Africa, India are on the brink of another sweep at home under Gautam Gambhir's coaching.
-
Suicide Bomber Umar Nabi's Propaganda Video Removed From All Meta Platforms
A video recorded by the suicide bomber before the attack near Delhi's Red Fort has been taken down from all platforms under Meta, the company owned by Mark Zuckerberg said. Meta said the video goes against the terms and rules of Meta's platforms.
-
'Have To Keep Them Under 125': Axar Patel Cautious Despite South Africa Going 7 Down In 1st Test
India's left-arm spin-bowling all-rounder Axar Patel said the Eden Gardens surface was offering contrasting behaviour from either end.
-
Madhya Pradesh Court Fines Collector Rs 2 Lakh For Wrongful Detention Under Anti-Terror Law
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has come down heavily on the Shahdol administration for gross negligence in invoking the National Security Act (NSA) against an innocent man, ordering contempt proceedings against the district collector
