Result Page 57 for India news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

India now has around 3,000 tigers in the wild, compared to 1,411 in 2006 when a nationwide survey was first conducted

World Tiger Population Grows But SE Asia Threats 'Critical': WWF

World tiger population grows but SE Asia threats 'critical': WWF

Virus Deaths Surge In US As Scaled-down Hajj Begins

World toll of coronavirus infections and deaths as of April 7, 2020 at 1100 GMT

Virus deaths surge in US as scaled-down hajj begins

US, Australia Seek New Military Cooperation In Face Of China

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listens while Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne speaks during a press conference

US, Australia seek new military cooperation in face of China

Instagram business accounts can be a marketing boon to companies.

Facebook Courts TikTok Creators: Lucrative Deals Offered To Join Instagram Reels

The deals reportedly offer six-figures to creators with millions of followers on TikTok as concern grows about Chinese company.

More news

Some analysts argue that Facebook will see only limited losses from the ad boycott because of the more than two billion people who use the social network and its apps

Indian Government Bans Another 47 Chinese-Owned Apps, Reviewing 275 For Security Concerns

The second ban reflects rising tensions between India and neighboring China following the June skirmishes along the Sino-Indian border.

Silicon Valley giant Google has been one of the leading beneficiaries of the H1-B visa system that President Donald Trump is putting on hold.

Google To Allow Employees To Work From Home Until July 2021 As Coronavirus Cases Surge

Google's extended work from home policy affects about 200,000 full-time and contract workers.

Gold Surges To Record High As Investors Flock To Safe Havens During Economic Uncertainties

The yellow metal has jumped about 27% in price so far this year – making it one of the top performing assets for the year, CNN reports.

India Needs To Be 'Extra Vigilant' Against COVID-19 Threat, Says Prime Minister

India has seen infections surge, with more than 48,000 cases recorded over 24 hours.

People walk the busy streets of Oxford Street in central London as it becomes compulsory to wear masks in shops

Tighter Mask Rules, More Tests As WHO Warns Of Europe Virus Spike

Tighter mask rules, more tests as WHO warns of Europe virus spike

US Space Force commanderÂ General John Raymond addressing Congress on May 6, 2020

Mystery Russian Projectile Raises Fears Of Arms Race In Space

Mystery Russian projectile raises fears of arms race in space

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned the country faces a 'coronavirus storm'

South Africa To Shut Down Schools Amid Expected Resurgence Of Coronavirus Cases

South Africa has reported more than 408,000 positive cases of coronavirus, trailing just the U.S., Brazil, India and Russia in total number of cases.

Great News For Cricket Fans As BCCI Confirms Dates For IPL 2020

IPL 2020, the 13th edition of the tournament, was originally scheduled to commence in March.

TikTok Launches $200 Mn 'Creator Fund'

TikTok launches $200 mn 'creator fund'

US Reports Another Peak In COVID-19 Deaths As Coronavirus Cases Near 4 Million

The U.S. reported 1,110 new COVID-19 deaths on Wednesday.

Asus' New ROG Phone 3 Is Here: What To Know About New Gaming Smartphone

Asus' ROG Phone 3, recently unveiled via the online “Game Changer” event, comes with the best of specs any mobile gamer would want to have at the moment.

Man Releases 5 Snakes Inside Gas Station After Being Refused Fuel [Video]

According to reports, the man released a total of five snakes into three different cabins, out of which, two were cobras.

China's Tianwen-1 spacecraft is expected to launch for Mars aboard a Long March 5 rocket

China To Launch Mars Probe In Space Race With US

China to launch Mars probe in space race with US

Destructive fishing practices are the most likely culprit for the losses, according to the study

Reef Tales: Candid Cams Reveal Shark Populations In Decline

Reef tales: candid cams reveal shark populations in decline

Legions of women outside India's big cities found fun, and some found fame, on Chinese app TikTok

TikTok Gave Rural Indian Women Fame, Fun And More

TikTok gave rural Indian women fame, fun and more

TikTok is coming under greater scrutiny around the world over data security concerns

Senate Committee Votes To Ban TikTok From Government-Supplied Devices

India already banned TikTok as part of its ban of 59 Chinese-owned apps and Amazon ordered employees to delete TikTok from their devices.

Calvin Harris, head of Reveille Trading Co., had to pivot fast when COVID-19 disrupted his coffee farmer supply chain.

Starting Up In A Pandemic: Survival Tips From Newbies

A pandemic is not the ideal startup environment. New business owners share survival tips: drastic changes in delivery methods, product suppliers, and more.