South News
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Iceland's Iconic Black Beach Hit By Severe Winter Erosion, Sand Nearly Vanished
Iceland's popular Reynisfjara Beach looks almost unrecognisable after heavy erosion and a recent landslide. Visitors can expect reduced access to caves and basalt columns along the shoreline.
-
6 Bengaluru Students Sneak Out For Joyride, None Survive Horrific Crash
The tragedy occurred on the Hoskote-Dabaspete National Highway when a speeding Mahindra XUV 700, with a group of students on an early morning joyride, triggered a chain collision involving a motorcycle and a Canter truck.
-
AIADMK's "Carry Coffin" Jab As Man Dies Hours After Attending Vijay's Rally
A man who attended a rally of actor and TVK chief Vijay in Tamil Nadu's Salem died in hospital of a heart attack, a local administration official said.
-
Who Is Kim Ju Ae, North Korean Leader's Daughter Set To Become His Successor
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may choose his daughter Kim Ju Ae as his successor, South Korean lawmakers revealed, citing a spy agency briefing.
-
Indian Passport Is 75th Most Powerful, Climbs 10 Ranks In New Henley Index
The Henley Passport Index ranks passports by travel freedom using IATA data, with India showing notable improvement after previously slipping to 80th place.
-
Polio Campaign Proves Ineffective In Pakistan As Nearly 1 Million Children Remain Unvaccinated
Nearly one million children were missed and more than 53,000 families refused vaccination during Pakistan's latest nationwide polio campaign, raising serious concerns about the effectiveness of eradication efforts, a report h
-
S Korea Fines Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany $24.9 Million Over Data Leaks
South Korea's privacy watchdog said on Thursday it has fined the Korean units of luxury brands Louis Vuitton, Dior and Tiffany a combined 36 billion won ($24.9 million) over leaks of customer information.
-
Karnataka Woman Fakes Kidnapping, Injuries. She Wanted To Study In A City
The student had initially told police that the car's number plate was covered with cloth, three masked men were involved, and that her bag was taken away by the kidnappers.
-
Study Reveals Micrometeoroids Are A Key Challenge For NASA's Planned Moon Base
This risk was studied by a team led by Daniel Yahalomi of Columbia University's Department of Astronomy.
-
Hindu Businessman Hacked To Death In Bangladesh, 3 Days Before Polls
A Hindu businessman was brutally murdered by miscreants in Bangladesh on the night of February 9, two days before the South Asian country votes for its national parliamentary elections.
-
Iceland's Iconic Black Beach Hit By Severe Winter Erosion, Sand Nearly Vanished
Iceland's popular Reynisfjara Beach looks almost unrecognisable after heavy erosion and a recent landslide. Visitors can expect reduced access to caves and basalt columns along the shoreline.
-
6 Bengaluru Students Sneak Out For Joyride, None Survive Horrific Crash
The tragedy occurred on the Hoskote-Dabaspete National Highway when a speeding Mahindra XUV 700, with a group of students on an early morning joyride, triggered a chain collision involving a motorcycle and a Canter truck.
-
AIADMK's "Carry Coffin" Jab As Man Dies Hours After Attending Vijay's Rally
A man who attended a rally of actor and TVK chief Vijay in Tamil Nadu's Salem died in hospital of a heart attack, a local administration official said.
-
Who Is Kim Ju Ae, North Korean Leader's Daughter Set To Become His Successor
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may choose his daughter Kim Ju Ae as his successor, South Korean lawmakers revealed, citing a spy agency briefing.
-
Indian Passport Is 75th Most Powerful, Climbs 10 Ranks In New Henley Index
The Henley Passport Index ranks passports by travel freedom using IATA data, with India showing notable improvement after previously slipping to 80th place.
-
Polio Campaign Proves Ineffective In Pakistan As Nearly 1 Million Children Remain Unvaccinated
Nearly one million children were missed and more than 53,000 families refused vaccination during Pakistan's latest nationwide polio campaign, raising serious concerns about the effectiveness of eradication efforts, a report h
-
S Korea Fines Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany $24.9 Million Over Data Leaks
South Korea's privacy watchdog said on Thursday it has fined the Korean units of luxury brands Louis Vuitton, Dior and Tiffany a combined 36 billion won ($24.9 million) over leaks of customer information.
-
Karnataka Woman Fakes Kidnapping, Injuries. She Wanted To Study In A City
The student had initially told police that the car's number plate was covered with cloth, three masked men were involved, and that her bag was taken away by the kidnappers.
-
Study Reveals Micrometeoroids Are A Key Challenge For NASA's Planned Moon Base
This risk was studied by a team led by Daniel Yahalomi of Columbia University's Department of Astronomy.
-
Hindu Businessman Hacked To Death In Bangladesh, 3 Days Before Polls
A Hindu businessman was brutally murdered by miscreants in Bangladesh on the night of February 9, two days before the South Asian country votes for its national parliamentary elections.
