Allahabad: An Indian judge has made a baffling claim quoting unnamed scientists that the cow is the only animal that exhales oxygen. “Scientists believe that the cow is the only animal that inhales oxygen and exhales oxygen too,” Allahabad High Court Judge Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav

Islamabad: In-absentia funeral prayers of the leader of the Kashmiri freedom movement, Syed Ali Geelani were offered at the Faisal Mosque in Islamabad on Friday. The funeral prayers were offered by President Arif Alvi, federal ministers, parliamentarians, other government officials and hundreds of people. National Security Adviser

New Delhi: Air pollution is likely to reduce the life expectancy of about 40 per cent of Indians by more than nine years, according to a report released by a US research group. More than 480 million people living in the vast swathes of central, eastern

Washington: US defense chiefs said they felt pain and anger Wednesday and would humbly study the lessons of the Afghan war after leaving the country under control of the Taliban, whom they fought for 20 years. In their first public appearances since US forces departed from

Tehran: Stalled talks aimed at reviving Iran s nuclear agreement with world powers will likely not resume for another two to three months, according to the foreign ministry. Steered by the European Union, the talks began in April and seek to bring the US back into

Beijing: China has challenged the US to fix relations with Beijing in order to make progress on climate change, the foreign ministry said Thursday, with Washington’s climate envoy visiting to press the world’s top polluter to slash emissions. Tensions between China and the United States have

London: British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said he will travel to Afghanistan s neighbours on Wednesday, as he defended the UK government s approach to the country following weeks of scathing criticism from across the political spectrum. During nearly two hours of questions from lawmakers, Raab

Islamabad: Pakistan on Thursday condemned in strong words the “barbaric act” of snatching the mortal remains of the iconic Kashmiri leader, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, from his family by the Indian authorities. Syed Ali Gilani was laid to rest in a tight military siege at Haiderpora

Jharkhand: A Muslim youth from Jharkhand has alleged that he was asked to sodomise his friend by cops while in police custody. Two young Muslim men Abdul Khalid alias Aarzu (25) and Mohammad Aurangzeb (30) had the most horrifying experience of their life on August 26