Foreign
‘You have crossed the border, please go back,’ Indian army to Chinese soldiers
A Himalayan border standoff between old foes India and China was triggered by India’s construction of roads and airstrips in...
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Taliban deny plan to target Delhi, say ‘Kashmir is India’s internal matter’
Taliban have denied claims of joining Kashmiris' freedom movement and attack New Delhi in retaliation against Indian atrocities under Prime...
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Around 10,000 Pakistanis lose jobs in UAE amid coronavirus outbreak
Due to the coronavirus outbreak in United Arab Emirates (UAE), 10,000 plus Pakistanis have lost their jobs, The News reported....
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British PM Boris Johnson shifted to ICU
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened. “Over the course of...
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254 Indian Shia pilgrims have reportedly tested positive for coronavirus
Indian journalist Sidhant Sibal tweeted that a number of Indians pilgrims from Union territory of Ladakh in the central city...
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Saudi king appears in public, dispelling rumours about his death, critical health
With two senior Saudi princes, including a former heir to the throne, being detained in a crackdown against potential rivals...
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Delhi riots: Indian Muslims put end to decade-old land dispute with Sikhs to thank them
Muslim and Sikh communities have decided to put an end to a 10-year-old land dispute that had led to riots...
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As Delhi burns, Gurdwaras open doors to Muslims fleeing violence
As New Delhi Chief Minister (CM) Arvind Kejriwal suggests calling the army amid police's failure to quell violent communal clashes...
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VIDEO: Syrian father teaches baby daughter to laugh every time a bomb drops
A Syrian man has made a “laughing game” for his baby daughter so she doesn't get scared every time a...
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Sajid Javid resigns ‘on principle’ after tensions with British PM
British Conservative Party leader of Pakistani origin, Sajid Javid, has resigned as chancellor of the exchequer as Prime Minister (PM)...
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