- India
India needs over 1000 pilots annually
New Delhi: Given the growth in the aviation sector it is expected that India is likely to require over 1,000 pilots per annum over the next five years. However, experts have said…
- India
UP: 7-yr-old abducted, raped near wedding venue
Lucknow: A seven-year-old girl was allegedly abducted from a wedding ceremony by two workers, who had come for lighting and DJ work, and gangraped in the Banthra area on the outskirts of…
- World
Toll in Indonesia earthquake rises to 318
Jakarta: The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Indonesia’s province of West Java rose to 318, with 14 others still missing, a senior official of the country’s disaster agency said on…
- India
Trade unions threaten to boycott pre-budget meeting with Sitharaman
New Delhi: Ten major trade unions of the country in a letter to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman have threatened to boycott their pre-budget meeting scheduled for November 28, protesting lack of proper…
- Bollywood
Jacqueline records important statement in Rs 200 cr fraud case
New Delhi: Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez recorded her statement with Delhi Police’s Economic Offences Wing (EOW) in court on Saturday after she came up with some important information in connection with the…
- Pakistan
Long march will not head to Islamabad: Imran Khan
Rawalpindi: Former Pakistan Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has announced that his partys ‘Haqeqi Azadi’ march will not head towards Islamabad as he does not want to spread chaos…
- Technology
Hubble captures unusual galaxy merger in ancient universe
Washington: The NASA Hubble Space Telescope has captured an unusual galaxy merger in the ancient universe. The Arp-Madore catalog is a collection of particularly peculiar galaxies spread throughout the southern sky, and…
- India
AIIMS ransomware attack: Key patient data at risk of leak, sale on Dark Web
New Delhi: With the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, still struggling to get its servers up and running after a massive ransomware attack earlier this week, cyber-security researchers…
- Technology
Hackers create fake websites, steal data around ‘Black Friday’ sales
New Delhi: Threat actors are hosting websites for malicious campaigns centred around the Black Friday theme and e-commerce, cryptocurrency and travel are the top targets, a new report has revealed. Researchers found…
- News
FIFA World Cup 2022: Old tactics bring life to Iran in dying moments, needed in USA test
Tehran: Iran’s crushing 6-2 defeat in the World Cup opener against England was a wake-up call for Portuguese manager Carlos Queiroz, forcing him to avoid resorting to the same shocking tactics against…
- Hyderabad
Telangana Governor calls for respecting Constitutional offices
Hyderabad: Amid the continuing rift with the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) government, Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Saturday called for respecting the Constitutional offices in the true spirit of the Indian Constitution.…
- India
Delhi HC directs police to take action against prostitution rackets
New Delhi: After disposing of a PIL recently, the Delhi High Court directed the Delhi Police to take strict steps to stop prostitution networks operating as massage parlours. A division bench of…
- India
Mithun stresses on ‘unofficial’ BJP-Left Front pact before panchayat polls
Kolkata: Superstar Mithun Chakraborty, who is currently attending organisational meetings of BJP in different districts of West Bengal, on Saturday stressed on having an ‘unofficial’ understanding between the BJP and the Left…
- India
Facebook blocks Sanjeev Sanyal’s post on 26/11 attacks, terms it as spam
New Delhi: Member of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC), Sanjeev Sanyal’s Facebook post on the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks was on Saturday blocked by the social media platform, which termed…
- Middle East
FIFA WC: Businesses, fans weigh costs and benefits of being in World Cup country
Doha: The salesperson at the Indian snack’s outlet in central Doha longs for more customers, wondering when the ‘World Cup crowd’ will start thronging the eatery where he works. The extra sweets…
