100 bridges on the verge of collapse: Nitin Gadkari
Over 100 bridges in different parts of the country are on the verge of collapse and need immediate attention, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nit...
Madinah is ready to serve Hajj pilgrims
Madinah governorate has started implementing its plan to serve pilgrims and visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque during this year’s Hajj season, the Saudi...
Hajj terminal in Jeddah can handle 1,75,000 pilgrims at a time
The Hajj terminal in Jeddah can accommodate 175,000 pilgrims at a time — 91,000 at the arrival lounge and 84,000 in the departure lounge.These figures...
Sun's core rotates four times faster than its surface: study
The Sun's core rotates nearly four times faster than its surface, according to a "surprise" finding that may reveal what the solar body was like when ...
EC seeks report on raids on Karnataka Energy Minister DK Shivakumar
The Election Commission on Wednesday sought a report from the Ministry of Finance of the Union Government over Income Tax officials' raids on Karnatak...
Supreme Court refuses to stay NOTA in Gujarat RS election
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to stay an Election Commission notification to introduce the “None of the Above” (NOTA) option for the coming Ra...
Indian athlete indicted on sex abuse charge in US
A 24-year-old Indian athlete has been indicted in the US on charges of sexually abusing a minor girl, days after he arrived from Kashmir for a snowsho...
Dilip Kumar is doing fine: Saira Banu
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar, who has been hospitalised due to dehydration, is recovering well.The 94-year-old thespian was admitted to the Lilavati Ho...
MP Kavitha's twitter campaign for helmets
Nizamabad MP K Kavitha, who had started the campaign called ‘Sisters 4 Change’ urging sisters to gift their brothers a helmet along with ‘Rakhi’ on Ra...
Traffic diverted at Maithrivanam
Traffic will be diverted at Maithrivanam in view of the ongoing metro rail construction work from Thursday for a period of 45 days.Hyderabad police sa...
Junior doctors resume work at OGH
A tight security ring was thrown around the Osmania General Hospita (OGH) on Wednesday as junior doctors resumed work.Multiple entry points were seale...
HC stays govt move to regularise outsourcing staff
In a huge setback to the TRS government's initiative to regularise the services of nearly 21,000 outsourced employees working in TS Transco, TS Genco ...
New Secretariat will be built at Bison Polo ground: CM KCR
“The Telangana government will build a new Secretariat complex along with a new Legislative Assembly 100% at Bison Polo ground“, chief minister K Chan...
Proposed US immigration reform doesn't cover H-1B visas
A proposed US immigration reform legislation is narrowly focused on Green Cards and it does not cover temporary non-immigrant visas like the H1-B give...
EC rejects demands of political parties to remove NOTA
Election Commission has said that for Rajya Sabha election in Gujarat, the option of None of the Above (NOTA) will be applicable.The Commission said t...
Union Cabinet clears proposal to extend proxy voting for NRIs
The Union Cabinet has cleared a proposal to extend proxy voting to overseas Indians by amending electoral laws. This was informed by a senior governme...
2 Army men killed in militant attack in Kashmir
Two Army men, including a major, were killed and another jawan was injured when militants opened fire on a search party of security forces in Shopian ...
4 persons beaten up on suspicion of cow smuggling in MP
Four persons were allegedly thrashed by a vigilante group on the suspicion of being cow smugglers in a remote tribal village in Betul district, with t...
No reduction in troops at Dokalam: India
India has not reduced its troops in Dokalam, senior government officials said today, rebutting China's claim that the number of Indian security person...
Trump's 'merit-based' immigration system may benefit Indian IT employees
Washington: The US will be moving to a 'merit-based' system favouring English-speakeking skilled workers for residency cards with President Donald Tru...
For the first time , US scientists are able to alter genes of human embryos
US have succeeded in altering the genes of a human embryo to correct a disease-causing mutation, making it possible to prevent the defect from being p...
Kashmir: 2 militants neutralised in Kulgam, encounter on in Shopian
Kulgam: Two militants are believed to have been killed in a brief gunfight with the security forces in South Kashmir's Kulgam district on Wednesday ni...
Cabinet approves MoU between India-BRICs to set up BRICS Agriculture Research Platform
New Delhi : Cabinet has approved a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between India and BRICs countries to set up BRICS Agriculture Research Plat...
Union Cabinet scraps no-detention policy, students till class 8 can fail again
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet has approved the scrapping of the no-detention policy in schools till class 8. An enabling provision will be made in the ...
Al qaeda suicide bombing : Al-Qaeda attack leaves six UAE soldiers dead
Aden: An Al-Qaeda suicide bombing in southern Yemen has killed six soldiers of a new anti-jihadist force formed by the United Arab Emirates, said a Ye...
US bans travel to North Korea from September, asks Americans to leave
Washington: A ban on travel by US passport holders to North Korea will take effect on September 1 and Americans in the country should leave before tha...
No decision yet on U.N. ban on Masood Azhar, says China
China on Wednesday said it will take “a decision in due course” about the pending application in the U.N. to designate Pakistan-based JeM terror group...
Special trains to Gulbarga for Urs-e-Shareef of Hazrath Khaja Bandanawaz
Hyderabad: In order to clear the extra rush of passengers attending the Urs-e-Shareef of Hazrath Khaja Bandanawaz at Gulbarga from August 8 to 12, the...
Mobile internet services partially restored in Kashmir
Srinagar: The mobile internet services were partially restored in the Kashmir Valley as the day passed off peacefully.The services were suspended on T...
A day after Dujana killing, uneasy calm prevails in Kashmir
Amid shutdown and restrictions, a tense situation prevailed in Kashmir on Wednesday, a day after Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) commander Abu Dujana was killed...
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