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Fighting Between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Nagorno-Karabakh Helping Spread Virus, Says WHO
More than two weeks of conflict between the Caucasus rivals has left almost 600 dead, according to partial tolls, as fighting breaches a Moscow-brokered ceasefire signed last week.
CBI Team Meets Family Members of 19-year-old Hathras Victim, Examines Crime Scene
The officials directed the local police to cordon off the crime scene, which was virtually a thoroughfare for nearly 29 days since the incident.
Wipro Board Approves Up to Rs 9,500-Crore Buyback Plan Week After TCS Announcement
In a regulatory filing, Wipro said its board of directors has approved a buyback proposal for purchase of up to 23.75 crore equity shares at Rs 400 per share and aggregates to an amount of up to Rs 9,500 crore. This is 4.16 per cent of the paid-up equity...
Air India to Resume Domestic Flight Operations on Mangaluru-Mumbai Route From October 12
Months after the suspension of the service due to the pandemic, the airline is to operate flights four days a week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Radhe Maa's Bigg Boss 14 Stint Irks Akhara Parishad
Radhe Maa figured in the promos of Bigg Boss 14 and it was believed that she would be one of the contestants. Later, actor Salman Khan said she had stepped inside only to 'bless' the BB House.
Bipartisan Christian Group Forms Super PAC To Oppose Trump
A group of prominent Christians from both sides of the aisle, including a past faith adviser to former President Barack Obama, is forming a political action committee designed to chip away at Christian support for President Donald Trump in the final weeks...
MCDs Unable to Run Hospitals Because of Corruption, Alleges Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain also asked people to take precaution during the festive season and reiterated the importance of wearing a mask.
Maha: COVID-19 Death Toll In Aurangabad Crosses 1000-mark
The number of COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra's Aurangabad district reached 35,442 after 110 more people tested positive for the disease, an official said on Tuesday. The death toll rose to 1,001 after two more patients succumbed to the viral infection, h...
News18 Afternoon Digest: Johnson and Johnson Pauses Covid Vaccine Trial, Hathras Family Refuses to Immerse Daughter's Ashes and Other Top Stories
These are the top stories we are covering right now: Johnson & Johnson has paused Covid-19 vaccine trials due to ‘unexplained illness’ in a trial candidate; an 'enormous rise’ in human trafficking across India was reported during Covid-19 lockdown; Hathr...
FBI To Open Office With Cambodia Police Amid Frosty Ties
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will set up an office at Cambodia's national police headquarters to help track down American criminals, at a time when Washington is seeking to repair strained relations with a close ally of China.
Greenfield Airport in Arunachal Pradesh to Get Rs 650 Crore For Development: AAI
The Hollongi airport, 15 kms from Itanagar, will be the third airport in Arunachal Pradesh and would be completed by November 2022.
Kyle Chandler Joins Netflix's 'Slumberland'
"Godzilla: King of the Monsters" star Kyle Chandler has boarded the cast of the Netflix live-action film "Slumberland", directed by Francis Lawrence. The actor joins previously announced cast members Jason Momoa, Chris O'Dowd and Marlow Barkley, repor...
Apple iPhone 12 Launch Today: How to Live Stream Apple's 'Hi, Speed' Event
Apple is said to launch four variants of the iPhone 12.
Kangana Lashes Out at Bollywood Civil Suit Against 'Defamatory' Reporting: 'File a Case on Me Also'
Kangana Ranaut has lashed out against 'Bullywood the gutter of drugs, exploitation, nepotism' for suing TV channels over 'defamatory' reporting.
Cuba Urges Calm As Overhaul Of Monetary System Looms
Cuba’s economy minister on Monday urged calm as the government prepares to unify its dual currency system and multiple exchange rates in hopes of improving economic performance.
Mexico Says Two Women May Have Had Non-consensual Surgery In U.S. Detention Center
Mexico's Foreign Ministry said it has identified two Mexican migrant women who may have had surgery performed on them without their consent while detained at a U.S. immigration center in the state of Georgia.