Indian frontline workers, who have contributed to the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) fight against the Covid-19 pandemic and are currently stranded due to the ongoing flight ban, have urged authorities for their return to the Gulf nation, a media report said on Thursday....
Authorities ordered a partial evacuation of Goma, a large city in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), on Thursday over concerns of another eruption of the nearby Mount Nyiragongo volcano....
Things in the ruling CPI-M led Left was all happy and cheerful following the historic comeback of Pinarayi Vijayan but all changed after news of K.K. Shailaja being dropped from new cabinet became known....
The cyclonic storm 'Yaas' in Bay of Bengal has weakened into a "deep depression" and is very likely to move further northwestwards and weaken gradually during the next 12 hours....
Kerala Education Minister V.Sivankutty on Thursday said that with the Covid pandemic continuing its surge, the new academic school year will start in the online mode from June 1, this time as well....
In a shocking incident, a man has alleged that the Bareilly police hammered nails into his hand and foot for violating the Corona curfew....
India on Thursday reported 2,11,298 fresh cases as 3,847 more patients succumbed to the coronavirus in the last 24 hours, Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry said. ...
The grand old party might be going through tough times in Kerala but there is never a dull moment among its top leaders as there is always something on the horizon for them to make their moves on, just like now, when the post of state Congress president is up for grabs. ...
Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne has said that fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who was captured in Dominica after going missing for three days "needs to return to India" where he can face the criminal charges levelled against him. ...
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Thursday paid tributes to the country's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on his 57th death anniversary. ...
