New Delhi: Suspected state-sponsored Chinese hackers have targeted the power sector in India near Ladakh as part of a likely cyber-espionage campaign, said a report published by United States-based cyber security firm Recorded Future on Wednesday. In its report, the firm said it found that at

Mumbai: The Mumbai Police registered a case of cheating against Bharatiya Janata Party leader Kirit Somaiya and his son Neil for allegedly siphoning off funds over Rs 57 crore that was collected for restoration of INS Vikrant, the Indian Navy’s first aircraft carrier, PTI reported. A

Aligarh: A professor from Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) was suspended for referring to examples of rape in Hindu mythology that hurt religious sentiments of students and staff, NDTV reported. Dr Jitendra Kumar, who is an assistant professor at AMU's Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, referred to these

New Delhi: For those who believe in “God”, April is a month of manifesting the teachings and blessings of the heavens. It is this month that Navratri - the nine days of fasting and prayers observed by many Hindus, the month of Ramzan observed by

New Delhi: India will need investments worth $12.4 trillion, nearly half of U.S. GDP, from developed nations and investors to help its economy transition to net-zero carbon emissions by 2060, according to a report. Without capital inflows and grants from the developed world, emerging economies including

New Delhi: In spite of the absence of an official order, reports had it that several meat shops in east and south Delhi remained shut on Tuesday, April 5, following verbal orders from the respective mayors of their civic bodies. The mayors called for meat shops

Beijing: Renowned Chinese intellectual, Cheng Xizhong, has said that the international community must pay close attention to the worrying level of Islamophobia in India and take resolute measures to stop the Indian authorities from committing systematic human rights violations against minorities particularly Muslims. In a statement,

VILNIUS, Lithuania: Russia’s tech workers are looking for safer and more secure professional pastures. By one estimate, up to 70,000 computer specialists, spooked by a sudden frost in the business and political climate, have bolted the country since Russia invaded Ukraine five weeks ago. Many more

Washington: The US military announced Tuesday a new test of a hypersonic missile, as Pentagon officials seek to match or get ahead of China’s and Russia’s advances in the cutting-edge strategic weapons technology. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) said it had recently completed a

New Delhi: Amnesty International's former India chief said Wednesday he was stopped from flying to the United States because of government legal action against the human rights watchdog. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration has long been accused of trying to silence critics, and activists say they

New York: Most U.S. gun owners say they own firearms to protect themselves and their loved ones, surveys show. But a study suggests people who live with handgun owners are shot to death at a higher rate than those who don’t have such weapons at