Twitter suspends more accounts linked to ‘terrorism’
Washington: Twitter on Tuesday said it suspended 376,890 accounts in the second half of 2016 for “promotion of terrorism,” an increase of 60 percent o...
Taliban attack Afghan checkpoint, kill 6 intelligence forces
A suicide car bomb targeted a checkpoint in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province, killing at least six members of an intelligence unit, an Afghan o...
UK joins US airline electronics ban
The UK today imposed a ban on carrying laptops as part of cabin baggage on Britain-bound passenger flights from six Muslim-majority countries, hours a...
Security scare after JeM threatens to blow up policemen's residence in Uttar Pradesh
MEERUT: Security has been upped here in view of army officials receiving a letter allegedly from terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, threatening to blow up...
Man trying to exterminate ants burns house, kills 3 pets
New York: A 21-year-old man in the US burned down his parents' home and killed three pets after accidentally starting a fire while trying to extermina...
Railways to provide fresh food cooked after every 2 hours
Plagued with complaints, Railways plan to provide fresh food cooked at base kitchens in trains after every two hours to the passengers.Railways, which...
SC pulls up Modi govt on demonetisation: Why did you stop deposit of banned notes after Dec 31?
The Supreme Court asked the Centre on Tuesday why it did not give time to people who could not deposit demonetised 500 and 1,000-rupee banknotes befor...
Ayodhya dispute: Surrendering not an option for us says Babri Action Committee
We are not against the negotiations as suggested by the Supreme Court, but any claim about Ram Janmabhoomi must be backed with evidence,' says Dr S Q ...
Release 2,000 cusecs of Cauvery water to TN, SC tells Karnataka
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered Karnataka to continue releasing 2,000 cusecs of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu on a daily basis. The court also post...
Government to make Aadhaar Card mandatory for filing income tax returns and EPF; so what happens to PAN?
The Aadhaar Card has been made mandatory in India to file income tax returns or to set up a Permanent Account Number (PAN) from July 1. Aadhaar will a...
Earthquake Hits Capital Of Pakistan
A mild intensity earthquake measuring 4.0 on the Richter scale today hit Pakistani capital Islamabad and several adjoining areas in Punjab and Khyber ...
Over 2,000 terrorists have entered India, warns Bangladesh; alert sounded
Security has been beefed up across India after the government of Bangladesh has reportedly wanred of an increase in infiltration of terrorists into th...
Bombay High Court slams Maharashtra doctors for not resuming duties, says they are not fit to be in profession
With doctors not returning to their duties for the second consecutive day today in Maharashtra, who have gone on a mass leave, the Bombay High Court h...
China says will push Silk Road projects after UNSC endorsement
China has said it will give a global push to its ambitious Silk Road initiative after a UN Security Council resolution called for its implementation b...
704 cases of crimes against NE people in 3 yrs
New Delhi, Mar 21: As many as 704 cases of crimes against people hailing from the Northeast were registered in Delhi in last three years, Lok Sabha wa...
After a week's delay, S M Krishna to join BJP on Wednesday
A week after his plan of joining the BJP was postponed, S M Krishna is all set to go ahead. Veteran politician and former chief minister of Karnataka,...
No African citizens granted visas for African trade summit in California
An annual African trade summit in California had no African attendees this year after at least 60 people were denied visas, according to event leaders...
S Korea complains to WTO about China over Thaad
South Korea has appealed to the World Trade Organization to determine if the Chinese government is treating South Korean companies unfairly.Seoul clai...
Ghana waterfall: Many dead in Kintampo freak tree accident
At least 18 people, mainly high school students, have died after a large tree fell on them at a popular waterfall spot in Kintampo, Ghana, police say....
Trump pledges to speed up support in fight against Islamic State, Iraqi leader says
The United States has pledged to speed up its support to Iraq in the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi ...
Baghdad car bomb kills at least 21
A car bomb exploded in the Iraqi capital on Monday, killing at least 21 people and wounding 43 others in a mainly Shia district in southwestern Baghda...
Obama at UN: Israel can't permanently occupy Palestinian land
Addressing the UN for the last time as president, US President Barack Obama warned on Tuesday of a world at a crossroads between an integrated, libera...
Norway: The world's happiest country
A chilly climate is not keeping Norway from basking in the glow of being named the world's happiest country on Monday.The Scandinavian country surged ...
Ex-CIA chief: Trump should apologize to Obama for claims assessed as false by FBI director
Donald Trump should apologize to his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, for claims assessed as false by FBI Director James Comey, says a form...
North Korea downplays US war threat, stresses combat readiness
The state-run television KRT on Tuesday cited the Foreign Ministry’s spokesman as saying that North Korea has the will and capability to fully respond...
Israel already preparing for end of UN ban on Iran missile activity
Throughout international talks with Iran over its nuclear program, Israeli leadership offered a common refrain: Ten years may be a long time in the li...
US ban on electronics affects flights from Dubai, Abu Dhabi
Dubai: If you're travelling to the United States anytime soon, you might as well check in your laptops and other devices.US-bound passengers from the ...
Car catches fire on Dubai Canal bridge
Dubai: A car has caught fire on the bridge over the Dubai Canal on Shaikh Zayed Road on Tuesday, Gulf News has learnt.The white sedan's engine and bon...
Plane carrying 45 people crash lands in Sudan
A passenger jet carrying 45 people crash-landed in South Sudan's north-western city of Wau on Monday, leaving at least 14 people injured, government a...
Uttarakhand High Court declares river Ganga 'first living entity of India'
In first of its kind decision, Uttarakhand High Court on Monday recognised river Ganga as the 'first living entity of India'. Along with Ganges, river...
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