Mumbai: Indian former media executive Indrani Mukerjea walked out of a Mumbai jail on bail nearly seven years after being arrested for allegedly murdering her daughter. The sensational case, centred on Indrani and then-husband Peter Mukerjea — a former chief executive of then-Fox-owned broadcaster Star India

Hyderabad: Hundreds of people on Saturday laid siege to a police station where four men are being held over the latest gruesome rape-murder to shock India. Baton-wielding police pushed back crowds from the building in the southern city of Hyderabad where they said the 27-year-old veterinary

New Delhi: Ratan Lal, an associate professor at the Delhi University was arrested in connection to an allegedly objectionable social media post on the shivling claimed to be found at Varanasi’s Gyanvapi mosque, PTI reported. Lal, a professor of history, had been booked on Wednesday on

New Delhi: Thirty years after mobs demolished a historic mosque in Ayodhya, triggering a wave of sectarian bloodshed that saw thousands killed, fundamentalist Indian Hindu groups are eyeing other Muslim sites — even the world-famous Taj Mahal. Emboldened under Hindu nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aided

Birmingham: Kashmiri diaspora members said if seeking independence from the illegal military occupation of India is a crime then the Kashmiris are ready to commit this crime again and again. Kashmiri diaspora leader Fahim Kayani, during a pro-freedom address in the UK, criticised the fascist Indian

Mumbai: A court case started by five Hindu women in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's political constituency has become the latest battleground in India between the Hindu majority and minority Muslims over access to historically contested religious sites. The women, backed by an influential hardline Hindu group

Muktsar: Taking cognisance of a video where a man was allegedly seen stripping and thrashing a 12-year-old Dalit boy in Punjab, the National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC), issued a notice to the state. The incident took place in Malout town of Muktsar district. According to the

New York: “When war is waged, people go hungry,” Secretary-General António Guterres told the Security Council during a debate on conflict and food security chaired by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Some 60 per cent of the world’s undernourished people live in areas affected by

Colombo: Sri Lanka's prime minister has warned of a food shortage as the island nation battles a devastating economic crisis and vowed the government will buy enough fertiliser for the next planting season to boost harvests. A decision in April last year by President Gotabaya Rajapaksa