By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Sep 5: An audit report by the National Audit Office of the Sri Lankan government has recommended that the Chinese fertiliser company Qingdao Seawin Biotech Company (QSBC) should be blacklisted…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, Sep 5: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s five-day visit to India, beginning tomorrow will be keenly watched not only by the pundits in South Asia but across the world. For…
Atul Aneja New Delhi, Sep 3: A deadly suicide bombing at a mosque killed prominent cleric, signalling the escalation of a blood feud between the Taliban and the Islamic State in Afghanistan. The twin blasts…
Ateet Sharma New Delhi, Sep 3: Several foreign envoys, who attended the commissioning ceremony of India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in Kochi on Friday, have acknowledged the country’s rise as a global power….
Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Sep 3: Islamic nations have responded to the UN report on Chinese atrocities in Xinjiang with a deafening silence. None of the nearly four dozen countries in Asia and Africa have…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Sep 2: Pakistan’s famed jihadi groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) have come out in full strength to deliver relief work and help the flood-affected masses. Meanwhile, the Pakistani government has…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Sep 1: Activists have called for global action against China after the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said in a report that Beijing has committed “serious human rights…
By Vice Admiral Shekhar Sinha New Delhi, Sep 1: On September 2, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will commission Indias first indigenous aircraft carrier Vikrant at Cochin Shipyard. This will indeed mark a historic day. The…
By Rajinder S Taggar New Delhi, Sep 1: A multi-million dollar park to be carved out in Brampton city of Canada will be named after the Hindu holy scripture, Gita. The Hindus constitute the second…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Sept 1: Sri Lanka has seen one of its worst years-the government decided to default on its external debt, widespread shortages of essential items, historic inflation, mass uprisings against the…
By Aditi Bhaduri New Delhi, Sep 1: Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has wrapped up his Qatar visit with a sense of achievement. The cash-strapped debt and terrorism ridden country, now battling devastating floods and…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Sep 1: Japan, one of the main creditors of Sri Lanka along with India and China, plans to organise a meeting of all creditors including international institutions to resolve Colombo’s…
By Rajinder S Taggar New Delhi, Aug 31: White residents living near the Gurdwara at Stockton in California, USA have demanded round-the-clock police presence in the area in view of the escalation of tension in…
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, Aug 31: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s stand that trade with India will not be resumed until the Kashmir issue is resolved will cause worry for the country’s economic managers…
By Ashok Sajjanhar New Delhi, Aug 31: The 22nd Heads of State summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is scheduled to take place in Samarkand, Uzbekistan on September 15-16. Uzbekistan is leaving no stone…
By Santosh Ghimire New Delhi, Aug 30: India has stepped up its military engagement with neighbouring Nepal with an inter-services delegation calling on Nepals top leadership, including Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba. The visit precedes…
By Santosh Ghimire New Delhi, Aug 30 China has recently conveyed to the Nepali government that it won’t be able to reopen two major border crossings with Nepal for bilateral trade until the COVID-19 pandemic…
By Rajinder S Taggar New Delhi, Aug 29: Adversity seems to have brought erstwhile foes of the Congress regime together. In a queer turn of events former Congress minister Navjot Singh Sidhu, now undergoing imprisonment…
By Rahul Kumar New Delhi, Aug 29: Pakistani Finance Minister Miftah Ismail has said that Qatar is keen to buy out two Pakistani LNG-fired power plants based in Punjab province. The two Punjab-based plants are…
By Rajinder S Taggar New Delhi, Aug 29: An order passed by a Mohali court could have a direct bearing on the fate of tainted bureaucrats who, in order to ward off police action, try…