New Delhi: Top Indian wrestlers who have accused their federation president of sexual harassment say they take the matter to court rather than return to street protests. Olympic medallists and other Indian wrestling champions participated in a weeks-long sit-in in the capital New Delhi, accusing federation
New Delhi: Nearly 70,000 Indians surrendered their passports between 2011 and 2022, The Indian Express reported on Tuesday, citing the government’s reply to a Right to Information application. The number only includes passports surrendered at the regional offices, and not those given up at Indian
LONDON: Britain's Prince William, heir to the throne, launched a five-year programme on Monday to help homeless people in six locations, a cause close to his heart. William, 41, is a long term supporter of charities aimed at ending homelessness, following his late mother Princess Diana,
WASHINGTON: The US Coast Guard has launched an investigation to identify the factors involved in the underwater implosion of the tourist submersible that killed all five people aboard amid a dive to see the century-old wrecks of the Titanic. The announcement comes a day after the
Manipur: The Indian Army “released” at least 12 militants after they were surrounded by a 1,500-strong “women-led mob” in the northeastern state of Manipur that has been experiencing ethnic violence for about two months. The security forces confirmed they were forced to release the militants belonging
NEW DELHI: Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the communal cauldron in Maharashtra is heating up. Recall that Maharashtra has the second highest number of Lok Sabha seats (48) after Uttar Pradesh (80). In both states, BJP is running the ruling government. Maharashtra, which is being
New Delhi: Sabrina Siddiqui, the White House correspondent of the Wall Street Journal who asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question on alleged discrimination of minorities in India during his visit to the US, came under a targeted attack from pro-Hindutva social media users, particularly
Srinagar: Indian Home Minister, Amit Shah’s visit to Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir was a smokescreen aimed at diverting international attention from India’s grave human rights violations in the territory. Amit Shah addressing a gathering in Jammu at-tempted to mislead the Indian people by claiming
Srinagar: India is using physical, mental and psychological torture at a large scale as a tool to prolong its illegal hold on Kashmir and to suppress the Kashmiris’ righteous and just demand for right to self-determination. A report released on the International Day in Support of
Srinagar: In blatant violation of fundamental rights and sanctity of religious places Indian Army soldiers entered a grand mosque in Pulwama, vandalized it before forcing the muazzin along worshipers to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogans in the mosque’s on loudspeakers in Zadoora of the area