New Delhi: E-commerce major Amazon has been termed as “East India Company 2.0” by the RSS-linked weekly, Panchjanya, which has also alleged that the firm has paid crores of rupees in bribes for favourable government policies. In its latest edition, which will hit the stands on

Srinagar: An Indian soldier was arrested after a live round of Insas rifle was recovered from his baggage at Srinagar airport. Sources said that one live round of Insas was recovered at the drop gate from the baggage of the Indian soldier identified as Hawaldar, Pawan

Srinagar: Indian troops in their fresh act of state terrorism, martyred four more Kashmiri youth in Baramulla district in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The youth were killed by the troops during a violent continued cordon and search operation in Gohalanf Uri area of

United Nations: The UN General Assembly in New York ends Monday but without speeches by those in power in Afghanistan and Myanmar, one of many quirks at this year’s diplomatic marathon that saw 100 leaders defy coronavirus fears to meet in person. The UN representative of

Vienna: Iran must stop denying the UN nuclear watchdog access to a workshop making centrifuge parts as agreed two weeks ago or face diplomatic retaliation at the agency’s Board of Governors within days, the United States said on Monday. The workshop at the TESA Karaj complex

Washington: The US Treasury Department has issued licenses to facilitate humanitarian aid and financial assistance to the people of Afghanistan, while upholding sanctions on the Taliban. “Treasury is committed to facilitating the flow of humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan and other activities that support

Sydney: Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, under pressure to adopt a 2050 net-zero carbon emissions target, said in an interview published Monday that he may not join this year’s landmark UN climate summit in Glasgow. The world’s biggest coal exporter by value, and still reliant on

West Bank: Israeli troops in their fresh raids have martyred four Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. An Israeli military spokesperson said troops carried out five raids in the West Bank "in order to stop a Hamas organisation cell from operating. President Mahmoud Abbas in a statement

Christchurch: A professor of Indian origin in New Zealand has been receiving abusive messages on social media for criticising “Hindutva extremism” through his work, prompting the police to put in place plans for his safety, The New Zealand Herald reported on Monday. Mohan Dutta, the dean’s

London: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had a working dinner in London organised by Pakistan High Commission and said that both Pakistan and the United Kingdom have the same goals in Afghanistan. Qureshi is in London on a three-day official visit after the conclusion of his