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New Delhi: Indian rice farmer Ibrahim Shaikh says he looked up at the sky daily and prayed for unseasonal rains to stop. His prayers unanswered, he says he started harvesting the wet crop earlier this week. "The crop was ready for harvesting 10 days back and
New Delhi: Member of Parliament Shashi Tharoor was upbeat about the Congress’ “revival”, hours after he lost out to veteran Karnataka leader Mallikarjun Kharge as the 138-year-old party’s 98th president. Tharoor was among a group of 23 senior leaders who had demanded an organisational rejig in
Islamabad: US President Joe Biden’s statement on Pakistan reflects his views which are divorced from reality. His officials need to brief and update him on safety and security of Pakistan’s nuclear assets which are much superior than many in the world. Pakistan remains a nation with
Ilbisil: Cows too weak to stand, with sores on their hides from lying on the ground and ribcages protruding from their sides -- such is the painful sight faced by Kenya s Maasai herders as they struggle to keep their cattle alive in a severe
London: People, especially students and employees, constantly called Monday the worst day, considering they have to go back to studying or working after a relaxing weekend. "Monday blues" is a popular phrase used by many. Until now, the discussion was off the record but things have
New Delhi: An India-Russia joint venture that makes nuclear-capable supersonic cruise missiles hopes to bag orders worth $5 billion by 2025, its chairman said on Tuesday, having signed its first export deal of $375 million this year with the Philippines. BrahMos Aerospace is in discussions with
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London: The latest pledges by countries to tackle global warming under the Paris Agreement are "woefully inadequate" to avert a rise in global temperatures that scientists say will worsen droughts, storms and floods, a report said on Wednesday. The 2015 pact launched at a UN global
Kabul: About 30 Afghan women protested in front of Kabul University after authorities expelled students from the dormitories allegedly for breaking rules. The protesters claimed that all the evicted students were women in a move that comes as the Taliban has increasingly restricted girls' access to
London: Campaigners have expressed “serious concerns” about claims 11 Albanians were flown out of the UK shortly after arriving in Britain on small boats, despite assertions from the government they would not fast-track asylum seekers from Albania. According to a report in the Guardian, the Albanian
Brussels: Several European Union foreign ministers called for sanctions against Iran over the transfer of Iranian drones to Russia, as the bloc agreed a separate set of asset freezes and travel bans over Tehran s crackdown on protests. Kyiv has reported a spate of Russian attacks
Washington: Fifteen retired US generals and admirals have worked as paid consultants for the Saudi Defence Ministry since 2016, The Washington Post reported Wednesday. They are among more than 500 retired US military personnel — including scores of generals and admirals — who have taken lucrative