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Pak ISI finds its inspiration in IS tactics, preps to rain drone bombs in J&K;

Pakistan’s Army has started coaching terror teams within the use of explosive-laden drones to hold out attacks on targets in Jammu and Kashmir, a move galvanized by Muslim State fighters United Nations agency have…
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Covid puzzles: Jobs back, labour shrinks, demand low but inflation still high

With economic activity choosing pace when the easing of internment measures, the recovery has thrown up some paradoxes: revival in a job amid a fall in labour force…
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India scrambles to buy winter gear from US amid row with China

India has bought high altitude warfare kits from the United States of America on AN pressing basis, officers with the data of the matter same, a signal that the South land is making ready for AN extended winter readying once talks…
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Assam-Mizoram, and the other boundary issues in Northeast

Over the last one week, residents of state and Mizoram have clashed double over territory, injuring a minimum of eight folks and torching some huts and tiny outlets. It spotlights the long-standing…
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Demanding draft of new farm law, Punjab AAP MLAs spend night in Assembly building

Unhappy over the Capt Amarinder Singh government not sharing details of the new legislation it plans to introduce to counter…
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Chile anniversary rallies turn violent as churches burned, police fire tear gas

Tens of thousands of Chileans gathered within the central square of Santiago to mark the one-year anniversary of mass protests…
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Economic distress there but pan-India… not a poll issue; anger has subsided: Sanjay Kumar Jha

A close Nitish Kumar aide, Minister Sanjay Kumar Jha tells The Indian Express the CM averted a much bigger depression…
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ED questions Farooq Abdullah in JKCA case; Omar, NC hit back

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah has been involved questioning at the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office in Srinagar…
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Navjot Sidhu back in Vidhan Sabha after self-imposed exile; doesn’t exchange greetings with Capt

Breaking the self-imposed exile after almost a year and a half, former Cabinet Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu on Monday received…
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Does Danve mean the country is run by incompetent people: Shiv Sena attacks BJP on country’s economy

The Shiv Sena on Monday targeted the Central government over the state of the country’s economy and backed Bharatiya Janata…
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Classes under trees; lessons on WhatsApp, TV as schools go on in Madhya Pradesh

UNDER A neem in Ambdo village in Sehore district about 90 km from Bhopal, 25 children sat on a bright…
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Aiming to scale down stir, 3-member Punjab ministerial panel meets protesting farmer leaders

A meeting of the leaders of Punjab’s largest farmer union, BKU Ekta Ugrahan, with the three-member committee of state Cabinet…
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Maharashtra floods: Fadnavis says Centre will help; Wouldn’t need it if state got dues on time, says CM

During his visit to flood-affected areas, Maharashtra Leader of Opposition Devendra Fadnavis on Monday said while the Centre will help…
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Madhya Pradesh CM hits out at Kamal Nath over remark against MP minister

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has hit out at former CM Kamal Nath over his “item” remark against…
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US elections: How Trump vs Biden affects the world

In the last four years, President Donald Trump has reviewed and, many argue, irretrievably weakened the international commitments of the…
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Capt Amarinder Singh hints at exemplary action, says all eyes on Punjab

At a Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting held here on Sunday, Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh is reported to possess…
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PM Ardern on track for landslide re-election win in New Zealand vote

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Party was on target for a landslide victory in New Zealand’s election on Saturday, and will possibly form the primary single-party government in decades. Labour…
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LAC face-off: India scrambles to buy winter gear from US

India has bought high altitude warfare kits from the US on an urgent basis, officials with the knowledge of the…
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Chitta roots run deep in Himachal

In a disturbing trend, the count of chitta (heroin) addicts has surpassed that of cannabis (charas) and other hard drugs…
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“Something Close” To Genocide In China’s Xinjiang: US Security Adviser

Washington: The U.S. national security adviser said on Friday that China was perpetrating “something close to” a genocide with its…