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Fate of 8 Indian spy Navy personnel in Qatar hangs in the balance

Fate of 8 Indian Navy personnel accused of spying in Qatar hangs in the balance

Maharashtra: In a shocking viral video, a Muslim man Adam Khan is seen being lynched by a Hindu mob in the Maharashtra region of India.

December 5, 2022

Husband in India gets wife killed for insurance money worth INR19 million

New Delhi: An Indian man allegedly got his wife killed to get her insurance money worth INR19 million by staging a road accident with a help of a history-sheeter, India Today reported.

December 5, 2022

Army fully prepared to meet any threat to national security: COAS

Rawalpindi: Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir has said that Pakistan’s Armed Forces are fully prepared to foil any nefarious designs of the enemy. He made these remarks by visiting front line troops on the Line of Control on Saturday.

December 4, 2022

UK could fast-track asylum claims from Syria, Afghanistan

London: The United Kingdom (UK) is to establish a two-tier asylum system to speed up claims from people fleeing war-torn countries such as Syria and Afghanistan, in plans set to be announced next week.

UN human rights chief decries new Myanmar death sentences

Bangkok: Myanmar’s military-installed government has sentenced more critics to death, bringing the total to 139, and is using capital punishment as a tool to crush opposition, the UN high commissioner for human rights said.

Philippines’ largest prison holds mass burial for 70 inmates

Manila: The bodies of 70 inmates from the Philippines largest prison were laid to rest in a mass burial, weeks after their decomposing remains were discovered in a Manila funeral home.

US whistleblower Snowden gets a Russian passport

Moscow: Ex-United States (US) intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, who exposed the scale of secret surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA), has sworn an oath of allegiance to Russia and received a Russian passport.

Migrant deaths ‘unacceptable and almost always avoidable’: Pope

Vatican City: Migrant deaths in the Mediterranean are "unacceptable and almost always avoidable," Pope Francis said, renewing a call for policymakers across the region to address the issue in a manner "beneficial to all."

Kharge slams Modi for stopping scholarships of minority students

New Delhi: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge asked the Modi government what will it gain by "snatching away" the money from poor students after it stopped scholarships for minority students of classes 1 to 8.