Indo-China talks over Ladakh will continue
A much-awaited India and China military top brass talks on Saturday to resolve the standoff situation in Eastern Ladakh region and de-escalation
Kerala expects migrant workers’ return
132 trains have carried 1,82,072 stranded workers to various states, since May 1, when the first train carrying migrant labourers left Kerala.
Pandemic shatters Haj dreams of thousands of Indian pilgrims
With the Indian Haj Committee announcing full refunds of the fees for the ensuing Haj 2020 season, the pilgrimage dreams of
Air India gets solid response for US, Europe flights
India’s national carrier Air India has witnessed a robust demand for its ferry flights which are to be operated under the Centre’s
India surpass Italy in COVID-19 count
India has now overtaken Italy, which has recorded 2,34,531 cases. With the biggest-ever jump of 9,887 new cases and 294 deaths in
Chances exist for COVID-19 explosion in South Asia: WHO
As the number of COVID-19 cases are growing at an alarming rate in South Asia, World Health Organization (WHO) said that there
British MP seeks probe into Thatcher govt’s ‘role’ in Op Blue Star
British Labour Party MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi has sought an independent inquiry into the then Margaret Thatcher-led British government’s “involvement” in Operation
India stares at another low pressure system in Bay of Bengal
Another low-pressure system could form in the Bay of Bengal by June 10, according to the India Meteorological Department. Its Friday forecast
India Pins Hopes on Monsoon Magic
The battered country is looking for a good monsoon. Indian economy is generally referred as monsoon economy because of the heavy dependence
Madurai girl chosen UNADAP Goodwill Ambassador
United Nations Association for Development And Peace (UNADAP) has appointed thirteen-year-old M. Nethra daughter of C. Mohan, an owner of salon in