World
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Amit Shah behind assassination plot of Khalistanis, claims Canada
The Justin Trudeau government has alleged Union home minister Amit Shah’s involvement in the assassination plots to target Sikh separatists on Canadian soil. According to a report by The Washington Post, Canadian…
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Travel made easy: Top 5 visa on arrival destinations for Indians
Traveling internationally can be thrilling, but navigating visa requirements can often feel overwhelming. For Indian passport holders, the prospect of obtaining a visa can be a deterrent, especially when spontaneity calls. Thankfully,…
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Pakistan blocks passports of 4,000 citizens arrested in Saudi Arabia for begging
The Pakistani government has blocked the passports of 4,000 citizens who have been arrested in Saudi Arabia for begging and involvement in other crimes. Citing sources from Senate Standing Committee on Overseas…
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Trump campaign in damage control mode after comedian’s racist remarks
New York: The Republicans were in a damage control mode after a comedian’s shocking racist comments against Puerto Ricans and others at a rally here where Donald Trump was the main speaker.…
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Trudeau govt officials admit to leaking ‘intel’ against India to US media
Ottawa: Exposing Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government’s vindictive campaign against India yet again, two senior officials in Ottawa have admitted that they leaked the so-called ‘intelligence” on India to the American media, much…
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Britain’s King Charles on a personal visit to Bengaluru
Bengaluru: Britain’s King Charles is on a personal visit to Bengaluru where he is staying at a sprawling integrative medical facility near Whitefield here, sources said on Wednesday. This is his first…
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Biden calls Trump supporters garbage, sparks Republican backlash
Washington: US President Joe Biden sparked a controversy when he compared supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to garbage. Biden was commenting on a racist joke a comedian made at a…
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Tokyo High Court says same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional
Tokyo: Japan’s Tokyo High Court ruled on Wednesday that the absence of legal recognition for same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, though it denied the plaintiffs’ request for damages, local media reported. The decision…
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China successfully launches new crew to join its space station
Beijing: China on Wednesday successfully launched its spaceship sending three astronauts, including the country’s first female space engineer on a six months’ mission to fine tune its low orbiting space station. The…
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US ‘deeply troubled’ by Israeli legislation banning UNRWA
Washington: The US is “deeply troubled” by the adoption of legislation in Israel that would ban the operation of a UN agency for Palestinian refugees, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller has said.…
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‘Closely following’ developments related to India-China LAC agreement, says US
Washington: The US has said that it is “closely following” the developments related to the India-China LAC agreement and it “welcomes any reduction in tensions” along the border. The remarks were made…
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Civil war in Sudan continues, women suicide to avoid rape and massacre
The ongoing civil war in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues to claim hundreds of civilian lives, with the United Nations (UN)…
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US elections: Billionaires jostle to push Harris & Trump to victory
Washington: As many as 82 billionaires are supporting Democrat candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris while 52 are currently backing Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump as the race to…
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UK couple wins Rs 21K cr case against Google over shopping website’s decline
Google has been fined of 2.4-billion-pound fine (approximately Rs 21,790 crore) by the European Court of Justice for overshadowing smaller companies in online shopping services. The petition was filed by a UK-based…
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India, China complete disengagement process in Eastern Ladakh
Srinagar: The disengagement process between India and China on the line of actual control (LAC) in Eastern Ladakh was completed on Tuesday, October 29, after which the two armies started verification of…
