NHS urges South Asians to come forward for life saving checks
The ‘Help Us, Help You’ campaign raises awareness of symptoms of cancers in the abdominal area, urological cancers and lung cancer. The
India re-elected to UN Human Rights Council
A total of 18 seats were up for election this year under the system of rotating membership with three-year terms on the
Taliban a gambit in Pakistan’s proxy war in India?
No doubt, ISIS, Al Qaeda activists have been freed by the Taliban and the foreign elements must be pressurizing Taliban leadership to
India Needs to Retain Her Edge At Sea
With its sole aircraft carrier being under maintenance, the Indian Navy is constrained in operating across all dimensions at sea, including during
William Dalrymple : ‘Biographically led histories are more interesting’
The author, who has been mostly using mobile phones to photograph, recalls that when he recently met his friend, Don McCullin, considered
Covaxin gets emergency use approval for kids aged 2-18 years
Public health experts says move can turn out to be a game changer and enable return to normalcy among the young population,
Selective view of human rights violation dangerous, warns Modi
Stressing on empowerment of women, he said India is providing paid maternity leave of 26 weeks to career women, aiming to protect
Girl who tried to end life scores highest in supplementary exams
Greeshma, a student of Alvas school of Mudibidare, scored 599 marks out of a total of 625 marks in the examinations…reports Asian
India hits out at double standards in religious phobias
While anti-Semitism and Islamaphobia figure often in speeches by UN officials and many members states, there is a silence on bigotry targeting
Indians stuck in Afghanistan appeal for immediate evacuation
It is reported that a group of at least 100 women and men in different parts of Afghanistan are concealing their identities