King Charles avoids being hit by eggs in Northern England
London: Britain’s King Charles III and his wife Queen Consort Camilla narrowly avoided being hit with eggs thrown at them during a visit to northern England.
Taliban bars women from entering amusement parks in Kabul
Kabul: Afghan women were barred from entering amusement parks in Kabul after the Taliban's morality ministry said there would be restrictions on women being able to access public parks.
Manhunt started for ‘scorpion’ who tried to smuggle over 100 people into UK
London: A manhunt has been started by United Kingdom (UK) and Belgian police to find a crime boss who attempted to smuggle more than 100 migrants across the English Channel.
Natural disaster-hit countries get automatic debt freeze option
London: Countries hit by climate change-driven disasters such as flooding and hurricanes will automatically be able to freeze debt payments under new plans laid out by the bond market rule setting International Capital Market Association (ICMA).
Pakistan rejects Indian Defence Minister’s “gratuitous” remarks on IIOJK
Islamabad: Pakistan has strongly rejected Indian Defence Minister’s gratuitous and irresponsible remarks at a public event on Kashmir Black Day in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IIOJK).
Modi govt instructs TV channels to telecast ‘national interest’ content daily
New Delhi: India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has directed television channels to broadcast content that is in the national interest or for public service for 30 minutes every day.
Indian SC frees rapists of 19 years old Delhi girl
New Delhi: Indian Supreme Court has also freed men involved in rape of a 19-year-old Delhi woman.
Nine Indians killed in Maldives fire
Male: Ten people died in a building where Sri Lankan, Indian and Bangladeshi migrant workers live in of Male, early on November 10.
‘UN member states should hold India accountable for rights abuses in UPR’
London: Ahead of India’s fourth Universal Periodic Review (UPR) at the United Nations Human Rights Council today(Thursday), Amnesty International UN Member States to peer review India’s human rights records and to hold the country accountable for its abuses and violations.
Indian SC allows activist Navlakha to be under house arrest
New Delhi: The Supreme Court allowed jailed activist Gautam Navlakha to be under house arrest for a month. Navlakha had filed a plea seeking to be shifted from jail on grounds of ill health and poor facilities in prison.