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Pakistan Drone Shot Down Near International Border in Gujarat, Debris Recovered
Asked if a Pakistani UAV had been shot down by the Indian armed forces, a police official, on condition of anonymity, said, "Such an incident has happened, we are investigating the matter."
HTC 5G Smart Hub Can Connect 20 Devices to The Internet Simultaneously: Watch Video
HTC has revealed the HTC 5G Hub, a battery-powered device that functions as a 5G hotspot and an at-home (or away-from-home) portable media center.
'With You 100 Percent': US Vice President Mike Pence Passes Trump's Message to Venezuela's Guaido
Guaido warned against 'indulging' Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, saying to do so 'would be a threat to all of America.'
Mobile Data from Suspected JeM Members Extracted, being Analysed: UP Police
Aged between 20-25 years, the two men belonging to Jaish-e-Mohammad were staying in Deoband and posing as students without taking admission anywhere, according to DGP Singh.
Saffron Outfits Behind Recent Murders in State, Including Killing of Twins, Says Digvijaya
The opposition BJP hit back at the Congress, saying the crime graph has gone up after the party took charge in December and accused Singh of covering up the government's 'failure' on the law and order front.
Opposition Leaders to Meet on February 27 to Evolve Common Minimum Programme For Lok Sabha Elections
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi had earlier proposed that there be a Common Minimum Programme of opposition parties and their primary aim should be to forge state-level alliances to defeat the BJP.
RSS-affiliate Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram Demands Ordinance to Prevent Eviction of Over 10 Lakh Tribal Families
Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram said Union government should either come out with an ordinance or appeal before Supreme Court to stay its order on evictions of more than 10 million tribals and other forestdwellers.
From Jobs to Jan Dhan, Top 10 Quotes From PM Modi's Speech at Rising India Summit 2019
Taking on the Congress, Modi said his rivals are upset since his government “plugged their sources of black money”, adding that his job was to ensure that each and every penny of the taxpayers was accounted for.
Bandipur Blaze an Act of Sabotage? Officials, Volunteers Look for Source of Fire
An estimated 2,000 to 3,000 hectares of the Gopalaswamy Betta range (spanning about 7,000), the worst-affected region, are said to have been reduced to ashes.
Donald Trump, Kim Jong Un May Agree To Formally End Korean War At Vietnam Summit
The devastating conflict between communist North Korea, backed by China, and the capitalist South, aided by the United States, ended in 1953 with an armistice rather than a peace treaty, leaving Pyongyang and Washington still technically at war.
Ajay Devgn’s Tweet Trolling Kapil Sharma on Total Dhamaal is Winning the Internet
Total Dhamaal has earned Rs 62.4 crore at the domestic box office in its opening weekend.
Rishi Kapoor Congratulates Kapoor & Sons Make-up Artist for Oscar Win
International makeup artist Greg Cannom, the man behind Rishi Kapoor's transformation in Kapoor & Sons, won an Oscar for Vice this year.
Similar to Centre’s Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, Mamata Banerjee Sets Up Committee to Look into Tax Evasion
The decision to create DRI&E was approved by the Cabinet on February 4, 2019 and the government has already issued a notification in this matter on February 12, 2019.
Cheers Echoes Through Mexico City's Roma District for Alfonso Cuaron's Oscar
Cheers echoed through Mexico City’s Roma district when the eponymous film by Alfonso Cuaron won three Oscars on Sunday.
Vijay Varma: Zoya doesn’t Treat Cinema Like A One-Hero Thing
Vijay Varma says the dignity of Moeen—his character in Gully Boy—was in the script.
Vicky Kaushal on Pulwama Attack: It Should Not be Forgiven and Forgotten
The actor made the remarks on the sidelines of the final day of Act Fest, organised by Cine and TV Artistes' Association (CINTAA) and the 48 Hour Film Project.