Over 60K Indians received Green cards in 2017: DHS
Washington, Oct 19: Out of the over 600,000 Indians waiting for the most sought-after Green Card, only 60,394 have received the ...
Crimea teen gunman spoke of bullying ‘revenge’
A teenage gunman who killed 20 people in a Crimean college had spoken of taking revenge for bullying, a girl claiming to be his ...
Institutes can’t keep original certificates of students, says HRD Ministry
Mumbai, Oct 18: The University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a set of student-friendly guidelines that prohibit institutes of ...
China successfully tests world’s largest unmanned transport drone
Beijing, Oct 18: China has successfully tested the world’s largest unmanned transport drone which can carry a payload of 1.5 ...
Hindu hardliners defy Supreme Court order to stop women entering Sabarimala temple
Nilakal, Kerala: Conservative Hindu groups prevented women from entering Sabarimala temple on Wednesday, in defiance of the Supreme ...
Maldives’ president says preparing to step down with no regrets on any decision
Male: The president of the Maldives, Abdulla Yameen, said on Wednesday he had no complaints or reservations about any of his ...
M.J. Akbar resigns
New Delhi: Union minister M.J. Akbar resigned on Wednesday to fight accusations of sexual harassment from more than a dozen women ...
UN Security Council asked to meet on Myanmar atrocities report
The United States and eight other countries on Tuesday requested a UN Security Council meeting on Myanmar to hear from a UN ...
Attack on Crimea college kills at least 17
At least 17 people were killed and dozens more wounded, most of them teenagers, after an attack on a college in Russian-annexed ...
Anna Burns wins Man Booker Prize
Author Anna Burns on Tuesday became the first Northern Irish writer, and the first woman since 2013, to win Britain’s renowned ...