Washington: President Joe Biden's top military leaders are expected to face some of the most contentious hearings in memory this week over the chaotic end to the war in Afghanistan, which cost the lives of US troops and civilians and left the Taliban back in
New York: The United Nations has said that it was hopeful about a dialogue between India and Pakistan despite the “tone and content” of the two countries remarks about each other at the UN General Assembly, NDTV reported. Stephane Dujarric, spokesperson for United Nations Secretary-General Antonio
London: A man charged with the murder of a 28-year-old school teacher in London plans to plead not guilty, a defense lawyer said Tuesday. Delivery driver Koci Selamaj, 36, is accused of killing Sabina Nessa, who disappeared while walking to meet a friend at a pub
London: Britain put the army on standby to deliver fuel from Tuesday after an acute shortage of truckers triggered panic buying that left fuel pumps dry across the land and raised fears that hospitals would be left without doctors and nurses. Queues of drivers snaked back
Isllamabad: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi once again urged the world to unfreeze Afghanistan’s assets and make it available for Afghan people. Speaking on a foreign media outlet's talk show, FM Qureshi asked the international community to engage with the new government in Afghanistan, “so that
Beijing: Pakistan's national flag, which was carried to China's space station onboard the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft, was handed over to the Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing at a ceremony at the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST). The national flags of Pakistan and China were sent by
New Delhi: The Delhi high court on September 24, ordered the police to ensure that a temple in Noor Nagar, which is in Delhi’s Jamia Nagar, is “protected” and that there is “no law and order situation in the area”. The court’s order comes after a
Madhya Pradesh: A Christian rights body has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah to ensure members of the religious community are safe after those belonging to Hindutva organisation Vishwa Hindu Parishad allegedly threatened to demolish churches in Jhabua district of
Qaisar Mansoor Reports of lynching and physical bashing of unarmed Muslims by armed and organized RSS extremists have become a usual routine in India and IIOJK. They are subjected to extreme oppression and tyranny at the hands of Indian authorities. Religious freedom in India has deteriorated swiftly
New Delhi: Pew Research Centre, using Word Bank data, has estimated that the number of poor in India (with income of $2 per day or less in purchasing power parity) has more than doubled to 134 million from 60 million in just a year due