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  Inside India's Pilot Safety Rules At The Centre Of IndiGo Meltdown

  India's stricter pilot fatigue management rules hit IndiGo hard this week as it had failed to plan for changes in its rosters, throwing operations of the country's biggest airline into disarray and disrupting air travel across the country.

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  Indian Investigators Head To US Next Week To Share Black Box Data: Report

  India is sending investigators to the US next week to go over data with the National Transportation Safety Board gathered so far on the deadly crash in June of an Air India flight.

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  Protesters Throw Food At Britain's Crown Jewels, 4 Arrested

  London police said four people were arrested Saturday after food, purportedly apple crumble and custard, was thrown at a display case containing Britain's priceless Crown Jewels in the Tower of London.

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  Maria Corina Machado Confirms She Will Travel To Oslo For Nobel Peace Prize

  Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, who lives in hiding in her country, has confirmed she will travel to Oslo to receive her Nobel Peace Prize.

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  UK Ex-Doctor Charged For Sexually Assaulting 38 Patients, Including A Child

  A former UK doctor faces dozens of charges linked to alleged sexual offences against 38 patients who were in his care, including a child under 13, prosecutors have announced.

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  Vatican Will Not Be "Silent Bystander" To Human Rights Abuses: Pope Leo

  Pope Leo XIV told new ambassadors to the Holy See on Saturday that the Vatican would not be a "silent bystander" to human rights abuses around the world.

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  11, Including 3-Year-Old, Dead In South Africa Hostel Shooting

  Gunmen stormed a hostel in South Africa's capital, Pretoria, on Saturday, killing 11 people, including a three-year-old child, at a site police said was illegally selling alcohol.

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  Starvation Fears As Flood Toll Passes 900 In Indonesia

  Ruinous floods and landslides have killed more than 900 people on Indonesia's island of Sumatra, the country's disaster management agency said Saturday, with fears that starvation could send the death count even higher.

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  Thai Family Waiting To 'Welcome' Gaza Hostage Son's Body To New Home

  Two years after Thai worker Sudthisak Rinthalak was killed by Hamas, his family in northeastern Thailand is preparing to welcome his remains home and hold a Buddhist ceremony they believe will bring his spirit peace.

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  India, US Trade Team To Start Three-Day Talks From Dec 10: Report

  India and the United States will commence three-day talks on the first phase of their proposed bilateral trade agreement here from December 10, sources said. The visit is crucial as India and the US are working to finalise the first tranche of the pa

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  US-India Ties Derailed By Pakistan's 'Flattery', 'Bribery': Ex-Pentagon Official

  Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin claimed that it is because of US President Donald Trump's "gross incompetence" that India and Russia are growing closer. Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed "uninterrupted shipments" of fuel to New Delhi.

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  Tamil Nadu Sends 950 Tonnes Of Humanitarian Aid To Cyclone-Hit Sri Lanka

  Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin on Saturday flagged off a massive consignment of humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka, which is reeling under the devastating impact of Cyclone Ditwah.

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  Seven Pit Bulls Maul US Man And His 3-Month-Old Granddaughter To Death

  A man and his 3-month-old granddaughter were killed in a brutal dog attack inside their Tennessee home. Police had to shoot seven pit bulls to access the victims.

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  Indian Student Dies In Massive New York House Fire

  A 24-year-old Indian student in the US has died after suffering severe injuries in a house fire, according to the Indian mission in New York.

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  New York Woman Charged With Smuggling Indians Into US

  A 42-year-old woman has been charged for her role in an international smuggling conspiracy under which individuals primarily from India were brought illegally to the US across the border from Canada.

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  This UK Bank Launches Scheme To Double 10 Customers' Salaries Every Month

  To be eligible for Double Payday, customers must ensure their employer pays their salary directly into their bank account by the final day of each month.

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  "Putin's India Visit Was About Reimagining Relationships": S Jaishankar's Top Quotes

  External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin's recently concluded two-day visit to India was about reimagining relationships between New Delhi and Moscow.

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  Forced To Watch Each Other Die: New Details On Russian Millionaire's Murder

  Chilling new details have emerged about the murder of Russian crypto millionaire Roman Novak and his wife, Ana, revealing how they were tortured before being murdered in the UAE last month.

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  Donald Trump Receives First FIFA Peace Prize: What It Is

  FIFA president Gianni Infantino, a close associate of Trump, has previously said he believed Trump should have received the Nobel for his attempts to negotiate a Gaza ceasefire.

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  Opinion | Navigating the Tightrope: Why Putin's Visit Is A Masterclass In India's Foreign Policy

  India's engagement with Russia is not without risks. Its decision to host the summit, nonetheless, and continue its trade ties despite overt disapproval from the West, is a clear exercise of strategic autonomy.