One peacekeeper was killed and four others were wounded Sunday when a roadside bomb exploded in strife-torn northeastern Mali, the UN mission MINUSMA said.
The Afghan Taliban said it has freed three Indian engineers held hostage for over a year in an exchange for securing the release of 11 of its members, including some high-ranking officials of the militant group, according to media reports on Monday.
Ex-Union Minister K P Unnikrishnan dies at 89
23-year-old youngster drowns after diving into swimming pool in Haveri district
Bomb threat emails to courts in Kalaburagi, Belagavi declared hoax
Targeting Desalination: Iran’s Strategic Threat to Middle East Survival
BJP names 9 candidates for RS polls, party chief Nitin Nabin to contest from Bihar
Fasting 13-year-old boy shot dead at friend’s birthday party in Lucknow
Aeroplane-shaped balloon with Urdu text found in Rajouri
Does PM Modi support head of state's assassination as way to define world order: Rahul
Lebanon’s state news agency says army evacuating ‘advanced positions’ along Israeli border
13 Iranian troops killed in airstrike at air base in southeastern Iran
Shipping authority says 3 Indian seafarers killed in Middle East; issues advisory
K'taka expects maturity, not 'impulsive commentary': LoP Ashoka slams Siddaramaiah over Iran remarks
Washington: Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren on Saturday voiced concerns over the restrictions and communication blockade in Kashmir, urging India to respect the rights of the people of Kashmir.
Washington: US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he would like to have a trade deal with China only if it is a great one for his country.
New Delhi, Oct 4: India's onion export ban seems to have impacted kitchen of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, as she has urged in lighter vein to provide prior information about such decisions.
Anti-government demonstrators defied an around-the-clock curfew in Baghdad and other cities Thursday as Iraqi security forces used live ammunition and tear gas during a third day of unrest that has left 31 people dead, most of them protesters.
Paris: A knife attacker was shot and injured after hurting two people at police headquarters in the historical centre of Paris on Thursday, sources told AFP.
A World War II-era B-17 bomber carrying 13 people crashed and burned at the Hartford airport in an aborted takeoff attempt Wednesday, and a state official said at least five people were killed.
London/Islamabad: The UK High Court on Wednesday ruled in favour of India and dismissed Pakistan's claim over funds belonging to the late 7th Nizam of Hyderabad at the time of Partition in 1947 and now worth around 35 million pounds.
A former Yahoo employee facing trial in US Court for hacking into 6000 accounts of yours in search of sexual contents in their accounts has pleaded guilty and can face up to imprisonment of five years.
