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Jaishankar Asks Where Were World Community's ‘Principles’ When India Faced Aggression After Freedom
S Jaishankar said when there were attempts to change India’s boundaries right after its freedom struggle, the international community’s ‘principles’ were absent.
Video: Indian Navy Contains Fire, Treats Injured Crew of Vessel After Deadly Attack By Houthis
The Indian Navy swiftly rescued the crew and provided critical medical aid after a Houthi missile struck the MV True Confidence in the Gulf of Aden killing three.
Probe Says Israel PM Bears 'Responsibility' For Deadly 2021 Stampede
Inquiry finds Israeli PM Netanyahu responsible for Mount Meron stampede. Report highlights lack of governance and accountability
A Decade after MH370’s Disappearance, American Company Announces New Search
Ocean Infinity combed 112,000 square kilometres in the Indian Ocean in 2018 but could not find MH370’s wreckage. The Texas based robotics company plans to try again.
Super Tuesday: US President Biden Wins in 13 States, Loses in American Samoa
Biden won Texas, Alabama, Colorado, Maine, Oklahoma, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Minnesota and Massachusetts and the democratic primaries in Utah, Vermont and Iowa.
UK's Soiheem Hussain Becomes 2nd Man to be Charged with Murder of Coimbatore Man
Raman, the manager of South Indian restaurant Vel, was found dead in Reading's Addington Road on Valentine’s Day following a collision between his bike and a vehicle.
Top US Court Restores Trump to Ballot, Rejecting State Attempts to Ban Him Over Capitol Hill Attack
US Supreme Court restores Trump to 2024 presidential ballots, rejecting state attempts over Capitol riot fallout. Insights into the landmark decision
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Raises Kashmir in Maiden Speech
Shehbaz Sharif raked up Kashmir and appeared to liken the state of people of Kashmir with the war-struck Gazans despite the stark ground realities.
US School Students 'Lick Toes' At 'Disturbing' Fundraiser In Oklahoma, State Authorities Order Probe
At least four Deer Creek High School students are shown furiously licking peanut butter off their classmates' bare feet while lying on their stomachs on what looks to be a gym floor
Grammy-Winning Iranian Singer Sentenced to 3 Years In Prison, 'Ordered to Write Anti-US Song'
Iranian pop singer Shervin Hajipour sentenced to three years in prison for his anthem during mass protests, sparking concerns over freedom of expression
Israel-Hamas War: US Makes Its First Gaza Aid Airdrop As Mediators Inch Closer to Seeking Truce Deal
The United States conducts humanitarian airdrops in Gaza amid growing crisis. Ceasefire talks continue as casualties rise. Israel-Palestine conflict updates
Israeli Diplomat’s Son Who Ran Over Cop Beaten inside Florida Prison over Sausage Debate
Avraham Gil, 19, who ran over a cop with his motorbike was beaten up by another inmate inside the Florida jail where he went to update his mugshot.
Thailand Recalls Envoy After India Protests 'Dramatised Jibes’ At WTO Meeting
Dramatic developments at WTO Ministerial as Thailand recalls ambassador over offensive remarks towards India. India takes firm stance on trade issue
Fire in Upscale London Apartment Block Injures 11, 100 Firefighters Douse Blaze
At least fifteen fire engines and around 100 firefighters were called to South Kensington and 130 people were evacuated.
Iran Begins Voting In First Parliament Election Since 2022 Protests
Iran's first parliamentary elections since 2022 protests. Supreme Leader Khamenei urges high turnout. Hard-liners dominate past elections
A sure sign of spring: The iconic cherry trees in the nation's capital will soon begin to bloom
It's cherry blossom season again, and officials in the nation's capital are predicting a banner year for the signature pink blooms. To herald the iconic blossoms, the nation's capital has prepared several weeks of events, including a parade, concerts and...