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Used Insights Gained as Reserve to Fire in Actual Play: Simranjeet Singh on Tokyo Olympics Star Turn
Appearing as a special guest on Hockey India's podcast series 'Hockey Te Charcha', Simranjeet shared some insights into his eventful career and the Tokyo Olympic campaign.
Badrinath Temple to Shut for Winter Break from November 20
Closure of the temples will mark the end of the annual Chardham Yatra of Uttarakhand
Vaccine Alliance Gavi in Line for Supplies as India Resumes Exports; SII ‘Awaiting Govt Nod’
A spokesperson for Gavi, which co-sponsors the COVAX vaccine-sharing program, told News18.com that the organisation is in talks with both the Indian government and the Serum Institute of India for quick resumption of exports.
More Trust, Transparency in Defence Sec Now, Goal is to Become World's Biggest Military Power: PM Modi
In his video address at the event, Narendra Modi said that as India enters 75 years of Independence, projects are being completed that were stuck for a long time.
Tesla Model 3 Electric Sedan Spotted Charging in Mumbai, See Pics
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's company is already testing Tesla cars in real-life situations in India and multiple spy shots of camouflage Tesla Model 3 testing on roads have appeared online.
Congress Needs a Major Overhaul. But Will Rahul Gandhi Go For Broke?
Lakhimpur Kheri has provided the Gandhis a rare moment of political success, but it’s extremely unlikely they can turn around the Congress fortunes in UP.
Two Nabbed for Kidnapping and Murdering 9-year-old Boy in Delhi
The parents of the missing child then received a ransom call in which the kidnappers demanded Rs 5 lakh. Through the number, the police were able to locate a person named Bipin Bhandari, in whose name the mobile number was registered.
WhatsApp Dussehra Stickers: Here's How To Download And Send Dussehra 2021 Stickers
The festival of Dussehra is celebrated in India to mark the victory of good over evil. Dussehra, which falls on the tenth day of Navratri, celebrates Lord Ram's victory over asura king Ravana.
APJ Kalam Birth Anniversary 2021: PM Modi, Rajnath Singh Remember the Missile Man of India
“Tributes to former President of the country, known as Missile Man, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam ji on his birth anniversary. He dedicated his life in making India strong, prosperous and capable. He will always remain a source of inspiration for the countrymen,” P...
Sitharaman, Yellen Discuss Fighting Money Laundering, Combating Terror Funding
The importance of fighting illicit finance and the need for continued cooperation in tackling money laundering and combating the terror funding was underpinned by Sitharaman and Yellen.
India To Remain Accommodative In Its Monetary Policy: RBI Gov
India, which is experiencing robust economic recovery which remains uneven across sectors, has decided to remain accommodative in its monetary policy, the Reserve Bank of India Governor told the international community on Thursday. India is witne...
UK Extends Visas To Overseas Butchers Amid Labor Shortage
Britains government said Thursday it will allow up to 800 more foreign butchers work in the U.K. on temporary visas, after farmers said a labor shortage in meat processing has caused them to cull thousands of healthy pigs.
Dozens Of US Nuclear Lab Workers Sue Over Vaccine Mandate
Workers at one of the nations premier nuclear weapons laboratories face a deadline Friday be vaccinated or prepare to be fired.
Wyoming District Where Student Arrested Extends Mask Mandate
A maskwearing mandate will continue for at least another month in a Wyoming school district where a student who wouldnt wear a mask got arrested for allegedly refusing to leave her high school.
Boeing Names U.S. DSCA Director As Vice President Of Business Development
Boeing Co said on Thursday it had named Heidi Grant, director of the U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), as the vice president of business development.
US Wins Seat On UN Rights Council In Uncontested Election
The United States won a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council that former president Donald Trump denounced and quit, joining 17 other nations elected in uncontested votes Thursday that were criticized for guaranteeing spots to countries with abysmal right...