International
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Update: Death toll from Hurricane Ian surpasses 70 in Florida
Washington, Oct 2 : Over 70 deaths related to Hurricane Ian have been recorded in Florida and North Carolina, NBC…
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Breaking:Conservative Backlash in Britain, Conservative MPs urge Liz Truss’s removal after less than a month in office
London, Oct 2 : Three-quarters of UK voters, including a staggering 71 per cent of those who backed the Conservatives at…
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Shocking Incident: 129 killed after stampede at Indonesian football match
Jakarta, Oct 2 : At least 129 people were killed and 180 others injured after a stampede and clashes at…
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Florida has over 40 suspected deaths from hurricane Ian
Washington, Oct 1 : At least 45 suspected deaths from Hurricane Ian have been reported in Florida, US media report.…
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Australia Women Consolidate Top Position In Odis, T20Is After ICC Annual Update
Dubai, Oct 1: In the annual International Cricket Council (ICC) update carried out on Saturday, Australia women’s team have established a…
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Mahatma Gandhi Comes To UN, An Avatar Provoking, Prodding, Inspiring Ideas Of True Education
United Nations, Oct 1: Mahatma Gandhi “came” to the UN Trusteeship Council chamber with the message of holistic education. He came…
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Mass Fish Deaths In European River Blamed On Toxic Algae
Berlin, Oct 1: The recent mass fish deaths in the Oder river that runs through Poland and Germany were caused by…
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N.Korea Fires 2 Ballistic Missiles Into East Sea: S.Korean Military
Seoul, Oct 1: North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the East Sea on Saturday, South Korea’s military said, in…
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19 Dead In Suicide Blast At Kabul Educational Centre (Ld)
Kabul, Sep 30: At least 19 people were killed and 27 others injured on Friday in a suicide blast at an…
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Global phone sales decline again, Apple garners max profits
New Delhi, Sep 30 : Global handset market sales declined for a second consecutive quarter this year, falling 2 per cent…
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