New Delhi: Indian District court approved one-week interim bail to ex Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student Umar Khalid, who is arrested in a case related to the northeast Delhi riots.
New Delhi: Over 1.83 lakh Indians have renounced their citizenship between January and October, up by almost 20,000 from 1.63 lakh (approximately) in 2021.
Rome: Italy, which has vowed a tough line on immigration, took in more than 500 migrants as two charity rescue ships were allowed to dock at ports in the south of the country after several days at sea in bad weather.
New York: More than 11,000 children are known to have been killed or maimed in Yemen’s civil war since it escalated nearly eight years ago, according to United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) report.
Bangkok: Thailand celebrated the arrival of its 10 millionth international visitor of 2022, according to the tourism authority, as the kingdom consolidated the recovery of its COVID-battered travel sector.
Kuala Lumpur: Calls are mounting on Malaysia’s government to allow the safe disembarkation of Rohingya stranded on a boat within its waters, amid concerns that a number of them have already died from starvation and dehydration according to United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
London: Heavy snowfall blanketed parts of Britain on Monday, disrupting airports, train networks and roads in London, while two coal plants have been put on standby in case of a power crunch over winter.
New Delhi: Indian parliamentarians, poets and columnists criticised and mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s atrocities and barbaric policies against minority communities particularly Muslims in India and Kashmir.
The fishermen in Thiruvananthapuram’s Vizhinjam area are engaged in a protest against a sea port which is proposed to be established there by the Adani group. Many of the fisherfolk are members of the Latin Catholic Church, which is helming the protest.
Birmingham: Urging the international to act fast on ending illegal occupation in Kashmir and in Palestine by India and Israel, the British government was urged to apply sanctions on states which violate human rights without any discrimination.