By Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha New Delhi, June 22: Talibans ambitious plan to rebuild the Afghan air force has suffered a massive blow after the United States made it plain that the military planes and helicopters…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, June 22: Noted human rights activist from Karachi, Pakistan, Arif Aajakia, who gets his surname from his ancestral village of Ajak in Gujarat, is on a heavy dose of Hindu…
By Irfan Mohammed New Delhi, June 22: After two years of low-profile celebrations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Yoga day was celebrated with befitting enthusiasm this year in Saudi Arabia and the rest of the…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, June 22: Nepal’s traders dealing with China are going through a rough patch and incurring huge losses. While prior to the Covid 19 outbreak, about 80 to 100 trucks would…
By Ateet Sharma New Delhi, June 21: Deeply worried by China’s rapidly increasing imprint, Australia said on Monday that it stands ready to work closer with India in support of an open, inclusive and resilient…
By Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha New Delhi, June 21: The family of former Pakistan Army chief Pervez Musharraf has said that since there is no proper treatment available at home, there is no immediate possibility of…
By Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha New Delhi, June 20: The Taliban has launched fresh air and ground attacks in the Panjshir valley in a bid to rescue one of the senior commanders and four crew members…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, June 20: Large swathes of crops including paddy have been destroyed by heavy floods in China, leading to further challenges to food security. The authorities have warned of more rains…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, June 20: Author and human rights activist Amjad Ayub Mirza, who hails from Mirpur in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), says that Hindus and Sikhs who have been persecuted outside India have…
By Aditi Bhaduri New Delhi, June 18: The uproar in the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), over alleged “blasphemy” in India has died down as suddenly as it had begun. This is not…
By Atul Aneja New Delhi, June 17: The Russia-Ukraine war shows no signs of winding down, with Moscow insisting that its military operation will continue till its war objectives are met. The United States, is…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, June 17: China’s much-hyped Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Nepal has been a non-starter. The two countries signed a memorandum of understanding in May 2017 to expand bilateral cooperation…
By Ashutosh Kumar New Delhi, June 16: Over 425 writers, poets, translators, critics and distinguished personalities from various walks of life from 15 countries, including India, representing over 60 languages and 64 events have arrived…
By Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha New Delhi, June 16: Pakistan’s belligerent ousted former Prime Minister Imran Khan has stepped his attack on the Pakistani Army leadership. Irked by the military establishment’s repeated statement that there was…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, June 16: For Pakistan, with foreign exchange reserves of just $9.2 billion–enough for imports for less than two months, the clock is ticking as negotiations with the International Monetary Fund…
By Ateet Sharma New Delhi, June 16: India’s strategic partnership with members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, is set to receive a major boost as the Special ASEAN-India Foreign Ministers’ Meeting…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, June 15: India took on the rich nations at the World Trade Organisation’s ministerial conference in Geneva over their one-sided proposal to limit the subsidies extended by developing countries to…
By Ateet Sharma New Delhi, June 15: Calling India as one of the “new centres of power in the East”, Dmitry Peskov, the spokesperson for the Russian President Vladimir Putin, has said that it will…
By Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha New Delhi, June 15: Unable to get an audience with the Pakistani President Arif Alvi to present his credentials, the new US ambassador to Pakistan Donald Armin Blome submitted his papers…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, June 15: Indians in the UK are known for their professional success. They are also beginning to get culturally and politically assertive as the community integrates itself globally. India Narrative…