Srinagar: In the eighteenth century BC, the Babylonian society was divided into different classes. Rich people committed crimes and were released after paying some fine or compensation. People were not afraid of the state and that is why the law and order situation was not ideal.
New Delhi: India on Monday reported 35,499 fresh cases of coronavirus disease (Covid-19) over the last 24 hours, according to the data released by the Union health ministry at 8am. The number is slightly lower than yesterday's 39,070 cases. After Monday's fresh cases, the overall tally
Manipur: The indefinite relay hunger strike by the paddy farmers, including women, in Kumbi under the Bishnupur district of Manipur entered the third day on Monday. They have been demanding fertilisers for their fields. One farmer said, “The fertiliser has to be applied within August.
Islamabad: India’s ties with its neighbors have immensely suffered since Prime Minister Narendra Modi led Bharatiya Janata Party government came in power in New Delhi. According to a research report over 1,200 Bangladeshis have been killed across border by Indian forces in the past two decades. As
Tirupati: A woman constable committed suicide at Karthikeya Puram in Penumur mandal of Chittoor district on Sunday. According to police, constable Sukanya, 27, had been on duty at II Town police station in Tirumala before going on maternity leave. She had delivered a baby girl two
Cachar: As many as six Assam Police personnel have died in an exchange of fire with their Mizoram counterparts, said Assam BJP MLA Kaushik Rai. Rai, who visited the Silchar Medical College where the injured are admitted said that at least 40 people were injured including
London: Kate Middleton and Prince William are reported to be heartbroken over the "rudeness of people mocking" their son Prince George, according to a royal expert. Prince George, 8, won hearts last month as he was spotted cheering on England at the Euro 2020 final against
Paris: Representatives from 195 countries approved a critical UN science report that will provide the most comprehensive and up-to-date assessment yet of the state of Earth’s climate. The report is set to be released on Monday. IPCC delegates have been locked in virtual negotiations for two weeks,
United Nations: The U.N. special envoy for Afghanistan questioned the Taliban s commitment to a political settlement, telling the U.N. Security Council the war has entered a "deadlier and more destructive phase" with more than 1,000 civilians killed in the past month during a Taliban
Tel Aviv: Israeli aircraft bombed Hamas sites in the Gaza Strip on Saturday in response to incendiary balloons launched from the Palestinian enclave, Israel's military said. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage from the strike that targeted what the military claimed was a