The world has been gripped with the deadly coronavirus which will likely have grave economic consequences as countries scramble to contain the spread of COVID-19. The virus has spread to almost ...
Cow is considered a sacred animal in India, and the slaughter of Cows is banned in most of the states except Kerala, West Bengal, and Northeastern states. Cow slaughter is a ...
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan and Finance Minister Thomas Isaac continue to cry foul over the state’s precarious financial position. At a time when the state government is planning measures to cut ...
India under the tenure of the Modi government has religiously worked towards its neighbourhood first policy. India's rescue of seven Maldivian nationals from Wuhan is a testament to this fact. Such ...
A few days ago, Saif Ali Khan, the actor who played the role of a historical character named Udaybhan in 'Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior', said, “I don’t think this is history." ...
The Henley Passport Index, which measures the world's most powerful passports, released its 2020 report on Wednesday. The Japanese passport has emerged as the world's most powerful passport for a third consecutive year, ...
Oman’s Sultan Qaboos bin Said, the longest-ruling monarch of the Middle East has died this morning. Qaboos seized to power in 1970 and ruled for almost five decades. Several prominent world ...
75 years after the British left India, who would have thought that there can be parallel crisis like situations in two royal families, i.e., the royal family of the United Kingdom, ...
The left-liberals have been shedding crocodile tears over the Modi government’s refusal to allow illegal Rohingya migrants into India. Despite the fact that the Rohingyas are a major security threat to ...
Ever since Mamata Banerjee assumed the reigns of West Bengal, she has left the state at the mercy of radical Islamists as she heavily relies on the 30% minority vote in ...
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad who has drawn a lot of flak in the recent past following his unwarranted remarks after abrogation of Article 370 by India, has once again hogged ...
A few years ago, the Shinzo Abe government in Japan asked the universities to either abolish or reorganize the humanities and social sciences (hereafter referred to as ‘liberal arts’ interchangeably) departments. ...
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