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Pakistan Tried to Backstab India, PM Modi Says in Tribute to Kargil War Heroes
The Kargil war was declared over on July 26, 1999, after Indian soldiers pushed back Pakistani troops, a bulk of them drawn from the neighbouring country's Northern Light Infantry, from the captured peaks in Kargil.
‘Always Wanted to Join Army,’ Says Father About Martyred Son as Assam Honours Kargil War Heroes Amid Covid-19
Maintaining social distancing, a small group of villagers from Capt Jintu Gogoi’s hometown gathered to hoist the national flag and light the lamp in the memory of soldiers who gave their lives to defend the country.
Doggone it! Braves' Duvall drills cardboard pooch with HR
A cardboard cutout of a dog at Citi Field got her paws on a home run ball Saturday.
Jets trade disgruntled star safety Jamal Adams to Seahawks
The New York Jets traded disgruntled star safety Jamal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday, splitting with a gifted player whose relationship with the franchise quickly deteriorated because of a contract dispute.
UK puts Spain back on unsafe country list for COVID-19
Britain is advising people not to travel to Spain and has removed the country from the list of safe places to visit following a surge of COVID19 cases.
India-EU Renew Agreement to Expand Scientific and Technological Cooperation
The agreement was initially signed on November 23, 2001, and renewed in 2007 and 2015.
JNU Student Being Investigated for Social Media Comment against Army
A social worker filed an FIR claiming the student posted on Twitter that the Army operation against terrorists in Kashmir was "wrong and against the country.
Railways to Introduce Clause in Procurement Process to Promote Local Suppliers
The Railways is set to introduce a clause for promoting local content in its procurement process so that it gets more bids from local vendors/suppliers to boost the Aatmanirbhar campaign.
Kylian Mbappe's French Cup Final Injury was Ankle Sprain, No Return Date Confirmed
Kylian Mbappe got injured after a rough tackle from Loic Perrin of St Etienne in the French Cup final.
Banks Need to Raise and Conserve Capital in Covid-19 Time, Says Former RBI Deputy Governor
Former deputy governor of RBI NS Vishwanathan said both the government and RBI have announced a slew of measures to limit the debilitating effect of COVID-19.
Delhi Govt Should Follow Up Negative Antigen Test Cases with RT-PCR Tests: Cong
Experts admit that rapid antigen tests are quicker for conducting testing at a large scale, and the 'negative' cases should not lull the Delhi government into a false sense of security, Kumar said.
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Crosses 11 Lakh Sales Mark For its BS-VI Models
Honda motorcycle began the sale of BS-VI offerings six months ahead of the deadline in India and ended fiscal 2019-20 with the Industry Highest BS-VI sales of over 6.5 lakh units.
Coverage Area Increased by 18 Percent, Kharif Sowing Healthy in India
Sowing data of major kharif crops such as paddy, pulses, coarse cereals and oilseeds showed that atotal of 799.95 lakh hectare have been covered this year.
Watch Afghanistan Superstar Rashid Khan Pull Off a Perfect Helicopter Shot
When not destroying batting line-ups with great spin bowling, Afghan cricketer Rashid Khan can be also quite ravishing with the bat himself.
Xavi Hernandez Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Says 'I'm Feeling Ok'
Xavi Hernandez tested positive for covid-19 ahead of Al Sadd SC's first Qatar Super League game on return.
The US Wants to Build Nuclear Power Plants on the Moon and Mars
The Energy Department, NASA and Battelle Energy Alliance, the U.S. contractor that manages the Idaho National Laboratory, plan to hold a government-industry webcast technical meeting in August concerning expectations for the program.