Army aims to restore patrolling rights at Despang during Sino-India disengagement talks
Army reiterates that talks must entail the restoration of patrolling points that existed before the 2020 Galwan Valley clash.
India to provide 20 broad gauge locomotives to Bangladesh
During the meeting, an MoU was signed between the Railway ministries of India and Bangladesh for the training of Bangladeshi railway personnel in India.
Several states witness slow start to exchange of Rs 2,000 notes
No panic rush to dispose of Rs 2,000 notes; complaints of banks demanding ID proof
‘Welcome to Kashmir’: First day, first show on May 26
The film, which has been shot in Kashmir, showcases the beauty of Kashmiri culture and features local artists in lead roles.
Motto for Today: ‘Fall nine times, stand up tenth time.’
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1844 - Samuel F.B. Morse transmitted the message, "What hath God wrought!" from the U.S. Supreme Court room Washington D.C. to his…
CSK beat defending champions GT by 15 runs, qualify for final
CHENNAI: Four-time champions Chennai Super Kings beat Gujarat Titans by 15 runs in the Qualifier 1 to enter final of the Indian Premier League here on Tuesday.
Defending champions GT will get another chance to reach the final as they…
PM Modi is the boss, he has got a bigger welcome in Australia than Bruce Springsteen: PM Albanese
PM Modi and PM Albanese have met regularly over the last year and their engagement underlines their commitment to boosting ties between the two countries.
TMC to boycott inauguration of new Parliament building
Leader of the TMC in Lok Sabha Sudip Bandyopadhyay said the inauguration should have been held either on Independence Day, Republic Day, or Gandhi Jayanti and not on VD Savarkar's birth anniversary.
IMF asks Sri Lanka to speed debt restructuring
The new government secured a $2.9 billion bailout from the IMF in March under a 48-month programme that commits Colombo to painful reforms.
UK government announces overseas student curbs to slash immigration
Overseas students will be prevented from switching "out of the student route into work routes" before their studies have been completed.
