Indian High Commission said that terrorism knows “no borders, nationality, or race”. Ottawa: Terming the frequent acts glorifying terrorism in Canada as “deplorable”, India has said it was “unfortunate” that such actions are allowed to be “routine” on many occasions here when it should be condemned by all peace-loving countries and people. In a statement … Read more
The European Space Agency has shared an image of the Ram Setu taken by its Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite. Also known as the Adam’s Bridge, it is a chain of shoals linking India and Sri Lanka. The Ram Setu stretches 48 km between Rameswaram Island, off the southeast coast of India, connecting the Mannar Island in … Read more
Over 100 people were working in the factory when workers heard a series of explosions from the 2nd floor Seoul: Around 20 bodies have been found at a South Korean lithium battery factory after a massive blaze on Monday, the Yonhap news agency said, with firefighters saying they were still searching the building. Over 100 … Read more
Zomato’s new ‘LIVE’ count featyre (Photo Credit: X/@@deepigoyal) Food tech company Zomato has always been known to upgrade the app to provide a unique and seamless experience to the users. In one such recent development, the company has introduced a new feature ‘LIVE order count’ for its consumers to get a real-time update on how … Read more
London: Sabia Akram has spent most of her life campaigning for Britain’s opposition Labour Party but she will not celebrate if it wins the July 4 election, having quit over leader Keir Starmer’s handling of issues around the war in Gaza and race. The Labour Party holds a commanding lead in opinion polls after Starmer … Read more
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te says only Taiwan’s people can decide their future (file). . TAIPEI: Democracy is not a crime and autocracy is the real “evil”, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Monday after China threatened to impose the death penalty in extreme cases for “diehard” Taiwan independence separatists. China, which views Taiwan as its … Read more
The woman came to know the accused through a matrimonial site. (Representative pic) Thane: A man allegedly cheated a 29-year-old woman from Maharashtra’s Thane district of Rs 59.56 lakh after promising to marry her, police said on Monday. The woman, resident of Khadakpada in Kalyan area, in her police complaint said she came to know … Read more
File photo Hyderabad: Taking strong exception to BRS MLAs joining the ruling Congress in Telangana, BRS leader K T Rama Rao on Monday said his party had seen similar defections in the past when Congress was in power and that the grand old party had to eventually “bow down”. Responding to BRS MLA from Jagtial, … Read more
Gautam Adani addressed the annual general meeting of Adani Enterprises on Monday. New Delhi: Adani Foundation’s overall reach has now extended to over nine million individuals across 6,769 villages in 19 states, industrialist Gautam Adani told his company’s shareholders today. Each figure related to the foundation tells a story of change, of a life empowered, … Read more
Tamayo Perry worked as a lifeguard on the North Shore. Tamayo Perry, who appeared in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, has died after being attacked by a shark. According to Sky News, Mr Perry, an Ocean Safety lifeguard and surfing instructor, was attacked by a shark off Oahu in Hawaii. The attack took place … Read more
Sidhartha Mallya And Wife Jasmine Look Ethereal In Formal Ethnicwear ‘Tis the season of celebrity weddings happening in style. The hot Indian summer and humid monsoon weather could not deter bigwig couples from saying “I do” with full fervour. Be it Bollywood’s Sonakshi Sinha tying the knot with Zaheer Iqbal or Sidhartha Mallya celebrating a … Read more
Opposition MPs held up copies of the Constitution in a demonstration at Lok Sabha 1st Session today. New Delhi: In a show of strength as the Parliament met for the first time after Lok Sabha polls, MPs of the INDIA Opposition bloc today held up copies of the Constitution and raised slogans inside the Parliament … Read more