The government of Canada announced an ambitious plan for 2016 immigration levels on Tuesday, aimed at reuniting more families....
The National Human Rights Commission has issued notice to Mumbai police and two lawyers following a complaint from a Canadian businessman alleging harassment by police personnel, including two senior officers of the department who allegedly acted on the directions of a local businessman....
Washington, March 8 Citing President Barack Obama's message on religious freedom during his trip to India last year, the US again expressed disappointment over India's denial of visas to a bipartisan US commission....
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Monday he will not enter the 2016 presidential campaign as an independent, citing fear that his candidacy might help Republican candidates Donald Trump or Ted Cruz....
Without Nancy by his side, Ronald Reagan would never have been able to win the Cold War and deliver the Reagan Revolution. As we lay America's First Lady Nancy Reagan to rest this week, Americans and people all around the globe will reflect on the impact of the Reagan Legacy....
Former US president Jimmy Carter (1977-1981) has said that he no longer needs cancer treatment after undergoing six months of radiotherapy and experimental drugs to combat four brain tumours....
If you are bogged down by notifications sent by the known but deceased people in your timeline on Facebook, do not get surprised by this news. According to researchers, the social networking giant will become the world's biggest virtual graveyard by the end of this century as there will be more profiles of dead people than of living users...
As the micro-blogging website prepares to tackle terror-related tweets, online activists now claim that in the bid to stop Islamic State (IS) from using its platform to spread its hate agenda and recruits new members, Twitter has been shutting down accounts of those who actually report terrorism....
Ahead of the crucial March 15 Super Tuesday nominating contests, Republican Marco Rubio and Democrat Bernie Sanders notched a victory each in Puerto Rico and Maine respectively to keep the US presidential race competitive. ...
With 86 percent of the vote counted, the senator from the neighbouring state of Vermont won 64 percent of the vote, compared with 36 percent for the former first lady, Efe news agency reported....
