In an attempt to enhance outreach and benefit TV viewers of the country, the government on Friday issued an advisory that TV channels should give credits and titles in their …
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President Donald Trump insisted on Friday that the United States has evidence that proves Iran was responsible for this week’s attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. …
Trump warns Iran over attacks on gulf tankers have ‘Iran written all over it’ Read More
Expressing concern over the growing intolerance and threat to secular voices in BJP-Sena ruled Maharashtra, Congress on Friday lashed out at the Devendra Fadnavis government. “Under the BJP government in …
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Samikhsya Bureau Health services across the nation were hit on Friday as doctors at many places boycotted work, joining the ongoing protest against the incidents of violence against doctors in …
Health services hit across nation as medicos boycott work to show solidarity with West Bengal doctors Read More
Around 29 per cent caregivers in the Indian families (mainly son, daughter-in-law, daughter, son-in-law) are feeling the ‘burden of giving care to an elder’, while 15 percent have termed caregiving …
Nearly 30 pc Indians harrowed in taking care of their elders, says new report Read More
The membership enrollment programme of the BJP will start on July 6, the party announced on Friday. ‘The Abhiyaan (campaign) will start on July 6 and continue till August 10, …
BJP membership drive to start from July 6 Read More
A close shave on a Swiss road with actor Charlie Chaplin and India’s first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru could have changed history. According to a swissinfo.ch report by Anand Chandrasekhar, …
Close shave on road: When Charlie Chaplin and Jawaharlal Nehru cheated death in Switzerland Read More
Only half of the 41 high and middle income countries surveyed offer at least six months of leave at full pay for mothers, the United Nations children’s fund UNICEF said …
UNICEF report says richest countries scrimp on parental leave Read More
All India Muslim Personal Law Board(AIMPLB), sticking to its old decision of opposing the Triple Talaq Bill to be moved by the Centre once again in the Lok Sabha next …
AIMPLB on Triple Talaq Bill: No change in stand, meeting soon Read More
Two militants are believed dead in an ongoing operation against a group of hiding militants in Pulwama’s Awantipora area on Friday. A police official said the militants opened fire on …
2 militants killed in Pulwama, say J&K police Read More