Modi, Hasina reiterate zero tolerance for terrorism
UNITED NATIONS: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina reiterated their zero-tolerance approach to terrorism and violent extremism, and agreed that...
Gandhi's London connect to be celebrated to mark 150th anniversary
LONDON: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi first docked in England as a student just days before his 19th birthday in 1888 in pursuit of a law...
Clueless on why Ajit quit Assembly; no feud in family: Pawar
PUNE: NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Friday said he was clueless as to why his nephew Ajit Pawar resigned as party MLA, adding that...
Hamirpur bypoll result: Mayawati alleges 'misuse' of EVMs by BJP
LUCKNOW: After faring badly in the Hamirpur assembly by-election, BSP president Mayawati on Friday alleged "misuse of EVMs by the BJP" and urged her...
Pak PM going door-to-door around the world, creating content for cartoonists: Rajnath
MUMBAI: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is going door-to-door around the world and creating content for cartoonists, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday. Speaking...
Two Pak drones recovered so far: Pb govt
CHANDIGARH: Punjab government on Friday said it has so far recovered two drones used in dropping weapons from across the border. An official spokesman said...
UP means a land of unlimited possibilities: Adityanath
NEW DELHI: Inviting entrepreneurs to invest in the state, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday said his government has improved the law...
Big incident by terrorists of neighbouring country on India's coastline cannot be ruled out: Rajnath
KOLLAM: A big incident carried out by terrorists from a neighbouring country on India's coastline cannot be ruled out but the government is committed...
3 Kashmir residents suspected of aiding terror activities arrested in Jammu
JAMMU: Three Kashmir residents suspected of aiding terror activities were arrested Thursday when they were travelling in a truck on the Jammu-Pathankot highway, officials...
India wants peaceful relations with `troubling neighbour': Naidu
MUMBAI: Without naming Pakistan, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu said on Thursday that India wants peaceful co-existence with its "troubling neighbour" who is promoting terrorism. Delivering...