New Delhi: A Dalit man with a disability residing in Karuppur in Tamil Nadu’s Salem district was found dead in police custody after he, along with his wife, was picked up from their home on allegations of theft. Prabhakar and his wife, Amshala, who belongs to

Beijing: Chinese scholar Prof Cheng Xizhong said if the Hindutva-Modi government did not stop its cruel suppression of Muslims, Kashmiris, ethnic minorities in the northeast and non-Hindu groups throughout the country, the current nationwide commotion in India would evolve into an all-out civil war and

Kanatka: Sameer, a 19-year-old man has died of injuries sutained in a targetted attack, that took place in Karnataka’s Gadag district, allegedly soon after a Bajrang Dal event where one Sanjay Nalwad reportedly instigated anti-Muslim hate. Nalwad told the gathering that Bajrang Dal would ‘protect’

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a telephonic conversation on Monday during which the premier thanked the Russian leader for his "emphatic" statement against insulting Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him). Last month, Putin had said that insulting Holy Prophet (PBUH)

Copenhagen: The Danish government – which has taken one of the hardest lines on asylum and migration in Europe in recent years – justified its decision by saying there had been a decline in armed conflict in Damascus and its surrounding suburbs. Denmark is the first

Athens: Playing a sport and working out not only help us physically, but also mentally and instils a sense of discipline, reveals a latest study. The sweet, herbal scent of flowers filled the hot afternoon air last June as the runners’ feet pounded a path leading

Britain's vaccinated travellers will be able to go on half-term holidays next month without taking COVID-19 tests on their return, The Times reported. Transport minister Grant Shapps is in favour of ending the testing system for the double-jabbed in time for the February break, the report

Paris: The world's 10 wealthiest men doubled their fortunes during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic as poverty and inequality soared, a report said on Monday. Oxfam said the men's wealth jumped from $700 billion to $1.5 trillion, at an average rate of $1.3

New Delhi: India on Monday recorded 2,58,089 new coronavirus cases, pushing the infection tally in the country to 3,73,80,253 since the pandemic first broke out in March 2020. Monday’s infection tally is 4.8% lower that the cases recorded a day ago. However, the positivity rate