While PM Modi will travel to New York this month, he won’t address the UNGA session and allow foreign minister S Jaishankar to speak for India at the annual debate. Jaishankar instead will address the General Assembly on Sept 28.
While PM Modi will travel to New York this month, he won’t address the UNGA session and allow foreign minister S Jaishankar to speak for India at the annual debate. Jaishankar instead will address the General Assembly on Sept 28.
Hundreds of enraged students clashed with police in Imphal following killing of a retired havildar and a woman as violence flared up in Manipur that has claimed 11 lives since Sept 1
Supreme Court dismissed a petition by Sandip Ghosh, arrested ex-principal of RG Kar medical college, seeking to intervene in proceedings before Calcutta HC. The HC had ordered CBI to probe an alleged scam in biomedical waste disposal in the...
Two insurgent groups in Tripura sign a peace deal at a ceremony held in New Delhi, marking the end of decades of armed conflict in the region. Union home minister Amit Shah, who presided over the signing, hailed the event as a historic moment.
Pledging to ensure that Articles 370 and 35A are never restored and remain part of history, BJP released its manifesto for Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls, announcing 25 promises, including a slew of freebies, increase in ‘Kisan Samman Nidhi’...
The MUDA scam that had been occupying headlines in Karnataka has been pushed aside by a new scam - alleged misappropriation of funds to the tune of millions meant to fight Covid during the BJP rule in the state led by then chief minister BS...
Two arch rivals, India and China, are likely to team up with Russia for setting up a nuclear power plant on the Moon.
NSA Ajit Doval will leave to Russia to participate in a meeting of Brics national security advisors, ahead of the summit in Oct in Kazan.
Rahul Gandhi kicked off his J&K election campaign with rallies in Jammu and Anantnag, accusing BJP of “snatching” the region’s statehood and vowing that Congress would have it restored with help from its INDIA Alliance partners.
The ruling BJP in Haryana released its second list of 21 candidates for the state Assembly elections, dropping seven sitting MLAs, including two ministers and state party president Mohan Lal Badoli.