New Delhi: "Bharosa Party", "Sabsi Badi Party", and "Rashtriya Saaf Niti Party" are some of the 2,300- odd political parties that India has on the eve of the 2019 general elections.
Islamabad: Krishna Kumari Kohli, Pakistan's first female senator from the Hindu Dalit community, on Friday chaired the session of the Upper House of Parliament on occasion of International Women's Day.
India to pursue extradition of Khalistani separatist Arsh Dalla with Canada following his arrest
2 Israeli airstrikes hit Syria's capital and suburb, killing 15 people, Syrian state media says
India successfully test-fires guided Pinaka weapon system
Busy making reels: Kanhaiya Kumar stokes row with remark on Fadnavis's wife
HC refuses to stay release of movie on Malegaon blast, calls it work of fiction
Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of war crimes, crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip
Online learning in schools up to Class 5 in view of rising pollution, says Delhi CM Atishi
'The Guardian' exits X, citing platform’s “Toxic Environment”
Hindus should not go to 'dargahs', says BJP's UP MLA Nand Kishor Gurjar
SC reinstates woman sarpanch, imposes Rs 1 lakh cost on Chhattisgarh govt for harassment
AFSPA reimposed in Manipur's 6 police station areas, including strife-torn Jiribam
Had Indira Gandhi been alive, BJP would have been nowhere: Congress leader Nana Patole
A set of images doing rounds on social media is being shared with claims that it depicts the impact of Indian Air Force’s airstrike in Pakistan.
New Delhi: Padma Vibhushan awardee Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan says as a young boy he used to practice in a graveyard so that he could sing without any inhibition or distraction and also without disturbing anyone.
Earlier today, the spokesperson of the Pakistani Armed Forces claimed on his Twitter account that Pakistan had shot down two Indian airforce planes inside Pakistani airspace and had arrested one Indian air-force pilot.
New Delhi: The Mirage 2000 aircraft used in Tuesday's strike on Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Pakistan was chosen because of its ability to hit long-range targets with "pin-point" accuracy and drop a range of bombs and missiles including laser-guided ones, sources said.
Munich: At least 1,00,000 babies die every year because of armed conflict and its impact, from hunger to denial of aid, Save the Children International said on Friday.
Davos: India is among the most trusted nations globally when it comes to government, business, NGOs and media but the country's brands are among the least-trusted, according to a report.
New Delhi: More than 300 films on, Kader Khan was always more than the sum of his roles, the consummate multi-hyphenated Bollywood artiste for those who grew up in the 1980s and 1990s on a staple diet of commercial films that either featured him or were penned by him.