- World
Typhoon Chaba makes landfall in China
Beijing: Chaba, the third typhoon of the year, made landfall in the coastal area of Maoming city in China’s Guangdong province on Saturday. According to the provincial meteorological department, Chaba will move…
- News
Two Indian teenagers win Diana Award 2022 for humanitarian work
New Delhi: Avni Singh from Gurugram and Ayush Gharat from Bengaluru, both students associated with the Future Leaders programme, have been conferred with Diana Award 2022 for going above and beyond in…
- Technology
Microsoft working on ‘lite’ version of Outlook app for Android users
San Francisco: With an aim to make it lighter and faster, tech giant Microsoft is working to launch a new ‘Outlook Lite’ app, which might be available soon to Android users. The…
- India
Udaipur accused pic with BJP leader goes viral, party denies connect
Jaipur: A major controversy has erupted after a picture of Udaipur murder accused Riyaz Attari with leader of the opposition Gulabchand Kataria went viral on social media. The picture is reportedly from…
- India
BJP to launch ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’, to reach 20 cr homes through it
Hyderabad: BJP national vice-president Vasundhara Raje on Saturday said two resolutions will be passed during National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting and topics or issues of political resolution will be decided by the Committee.…
- Technology
Spotify may soon let you create in-app podcasts with new tools
San Francisco: Music streaming platform Spotify has announced that it is testing new tools that will allow users to record, edit and publish podcasts directly from the main app. The company introduced…
- Middle East
UN warns Lebanon’s growing humanitarian crisis
Geneva: A senior UN official has provided an update on the humanitarian situation in Lebanon, saying that Lebanon’s crisis is affecting everyone, everywhere across the country. Najat Rochdi, UN Resident Coordinator and…
- Technology
This Android malware switches off Wi-Fi and drain mobile wallet
New Delhi: Microsoft has alerted users of “toll fraud” malware on Android that can drain your mobile wallet by switching off Wi-Fi connection. Compared to other subcategories of billing fraud, which include…
- Bangalore
Karnataka cop allegedly rapes step-daughters, wife seeks CBI probe
Bengaluru: In a shocking incident, a police inspector attached to the Karnataka police department is accused of raping his step-daughters. His wife has sought a CBI probe into the matter. Police sources…
- Entertainment
Michael Jackson’s nephew says it’s easy to target the late King of Pop
London: Michael Jackson’s nephew TJ Jackson has come out in the defence of his uncle since the former can’t defend himself from all the gossip, speculations and conspiracy theories, for obvious reasons,…
- Middle East
Iran FM: Durable guarantees key to success of nuclear talks
Tehran: Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has said that the negotiations to revive the Iranian nuclear deal can succeed if the US provides durable guarantees for Tehran’s economic benefits. “America’s realism and…
- Bangalore
Father-son duo make video of married woman, blackmail her for money
Bengaluru: Karnataka police have lodged a case against father and son for blackmailing a married woman with her private video in Mysuru, police said on Saturday. The police have launched a hunt…
- India
Pak registers protest on India’s recent blocking of Twitter accounts
Islamabad: Pakistan has lodged a strong protest against India’s recent blocking of many of its official Twitter accounts, including handles of Pakistani diplomatic missions in various countries. The Foreign Office on Saturday…
- India
Udaipur Murder: NIA says no terror bodies involved, ATS contests
Jaipur: The Rajasthan Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) has contested the National Investigation Agency’s (NIA) claim that terrorist organisations had no role in the hacking of Kanhaiya Lal in Udaipur. Raising questions about…
- World
Global companies unknowingly support China’s use of Uyghur forced labour: Report
Washington: Some global companies could be “unknowingly supporting” China’s use of Uyghur forced labour from the Xinjiang region by importing goods from Chinese companies headquartered in other parts of China, according to…
