INDIANARRATIVE

By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Dec 9: The Europe-based Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB) has said that 35 people became victims to “enforced disappearances” while 42 were killed in November, 2022 in continuing violence…

By Ateet Sharma New Delhi, Dec 9: In a dramatic one-for-one prisoner swap carried out at the Abu Dhabi airport, the United States and Russia exchanged jailed US basketball star Brittney Griner for Russian arms…

Rajinder S Taggar Chandigarh, Dec 8: The Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) has decided to register a fresh FIR under the Prevention of Corruption Act against former Forest Minister Sadhu Singh Dharmsot as investigations have revealed…

By Rajinder S Taggar New Delhi, Dec 8: The Punjab Vigilance Bureau has summoned KBS Sidhu IAS (retired), the then Additional Chief Secretary of the state’s Irrigation Dept, on Tuesday for questioning him in connection…

Rajinder S Taggar Chandigarh, Dec 7: The registration of thousands of foreign-made weapons continues in Punjab in gross violation of a Union Home Ministry order of 1988 that banned the import and registration of all…

Atul Aneja New Delhi, Dec 7: The killing of Ayman Al Zawahiri in a drone strike broke the dialogue between the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or Pakistan Taliban and Islamabad. In an interview published on the…

By Ahmed Ali Fayyaz New Delhi, Dec 6: A Kashmiri separatist conglomerate, which calls itself as ‘All Parties Hurriyat Conference’ (APHC), has said on Monday that its Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq completed “40 months of…

By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, Dec 6: As the world grapples with a strained supply chain network amid surge in Covid 19 cases in China and its subsequent stringent measures, countries are now starting to…

S.Ravi New Delhi, Dec 6: Bangladesh’s 20-minute short film ‘Moshari’, meaning mosquito net in Bangla, which has been directed and produced by self-taught Nuhash Humayun continues to be in limelight. This live-action horror movie has…

By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, December 5: Nagpur based Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology (VNIT) will launch a special training programme on Japanese language, work culture and communication for its students. The programme will commence…

Syed Badrul Ahsan I recall that on my very first visit to Pakistan in December 1995 (nearly twenty-five years after I had left it as a high school student in July 1971), as part of…

By Atul Aneja New Delhi, Dec 3: Just before the new Pakistani Army Chief, Asim Munir took over the reins of military power in Rawalpindi, the dreaded terror group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terminated its ceasefire…

By Rajinder S. Taggar Chandigarh, Dec 3: The Punjab Police has not been able to arrest three accused in the sacrilege cases even though 16 months have passed since they were declared proclaimed offenders (POs)…

Atul Aneja New Delhi, Dec 1: The results of Nepal’s pivotal elections are yet to emerge, but it is likely that that the dice is loaded in favour of the Nepali Congress-led five party alliance….

By Aditi Bhaduri New Delhi, Nov 30: The re-election of Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel’s recent elections has gladdened many Indians. Ignoring Israel’s domestic policies, there have been breathless discussions on mostly external factors that may…

By Rajinder S Taggar Chandigarh, Nov 30: Raids carried out by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) at 10 places in Punjab on Wednesday have confirmed further that gangsters turned terrorists operating from Pakistan are making…

By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, Nov 30: Amid dwindling economic situation, Nepal’s new government has its task cut out–chalking out clear economic and foreign policies especially as it is slated to graduate to a middle…