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Strawberry Moon, Eclipses: June Sky Events To Watch Out For

The Strawberry Moon and a penumbral lunar eclipse will occur this week.

New Zealand Sitting On Enormous Lava Bubble From Ancient Volcanic Plume

A team of researchers has discovered that New Zealand is sitting on top of a massive bubble of lava. According to their study, the lava bubble was formed by an ancient volcanic superplume that is known to trigger massive eruptions.

Brazil Virus Toll Surges, Pope Address After 3 Months

US President Donald Trump has cut ties with the World Health Organization over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Brazil virus toll surges, Pope address after 3 months

Kashmiri residents watch from their window near the site of a gun battle between suspected militants and Indian government forces on May 19, 2020 in the main city of Srinagar

India Expels Pakistan Embassy Officials For Alleged Spying

India expels Pakistan embassy officials for alleged spying

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Vodafone Idea, reported a record quarterly loss in November, could be forced to cease operations after losing its appeal against the $4 billion bill

Struggling Indian Telecom Firm Vodafone Idea Denies Report Of Google Buying Stake

Vodafone Idea is plagued by a mountain of debt

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Mixed Ahead of Trump Conference on China Relations

U.S. stocks opened mixed on Friday as traders brace for Trump action on China.

US President Donald Trump has said he will hold a press conference Friday about China amid soaring tensions between the two powers

Pompeo Says Trump To Act On Chinese Students

Pompeo says Trump to act on Chinese students

Victims of the 1984 gas leak in Bhopal have long campaigned for justice

After Gas Leak Tragedy, Bhopal Victims Fall Prey To Virus

After gas leak tragedy, Bhopal victims fall prey to virus

Pamela Anderson Never Married Jon Peters, Recalls How Their Friendship Turned Romantic

Pamela Anderson said she was never married to Jon Peters.

Homes in low-lying areas were flattened by storm surges associated with Cyclone Amphan

Floods And Tears In Bangladesh A Week After Cyclone

Floods and tears in Bangladesh a week after cyclone

Brazil has been hammered by the coronavirus, with deaths and infections soaring

US Virus Toll Crosses 100,000 As Pandemic Rages In Latin America

US virus toll crosses 100,000 as pandemic rages in Latin America

Roughly a third of India's 1.3 billion people cut back on washing and bathing during summer as taps run dry

Heat, Water Woes And Coronavirus: India's Perfect Storm

Heat, water woes and coronavirus: India's perfect storm

Need TWS Earbuds But Low On Cash? Redmi Drops Super Affordable Earbuds S

Not all TWS earbuds are expensive. Those looking for a good pair of wireless earbuds can check out Redmi's latest offering, the Redmi Earbuds S.

Monkeys took to public ponds to escape the heat in Allahabad as India wilted under record high temperatures in some places

India Wilts As Temperature Hits 50 Degrees Celsius

India wilts as temperature hits 50 degrees Celsius

Residential areas in the state capital Jaipur were overwhelmed by locusts

Indian Drones Pursue Locusts As Swarms Destroy Swathes Of Crops

Indian drones pursue locusts as swarms destroy swathes of crops

Uber Cuts 25% Of Workforce In India, As Ride Hailing Services Slowly Resume

Uber cut 600 jobs in India, but no drivers

Coronavirus Treatement: India Expands Use Of Trump's Hydroxychloroquine As WHO Halts Trials

India is expanding the use of hydroxychloroquine as a preventive among frontline healthcare workers, validating Trump's backing of the drug and despite the concerns raised by the WHO.

Premature Baby Found Buried Alive Dies Hours After Being Rescued

The baby was rescued by villagers after a man heard faint cries of a baby during his routine walk on Saturday morning.

Living conditions for many migrant workers in the Maldives are tough

Virus Traps Poor Foreign Workers In Deserted Maldives

Virus traps poor foreign workers in deserted Maldives

Misinformation about the novel coronavirus has added to mistrust about a public health emergency that remains more virulent in the US than any other country

US Coronavirus Deaths 200 Shy Of 100,000; WHO Warns 'Immediate Second Peak' For Many Countries

Countries easing-up on COVID-19 restrictions will sooner or later contend with the second peak in the first wave of infections, says the World Health Organization.

Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca was empty of worshippers for the last day of Ramadan

Europe Lifts Virus Shutters As Japan Ends Emergency

Europe lifts virus shutters as Japan ends emergency

Japan has been spared the worst of the pandemic

Asia Virus Latest: Japan To Lift Emergency, India Domestic Flights Resume

Asia virus latest: Japan to lift emergency, India domestic flights resume

At New Delhi airport, hundreds of people anxious to get home but apprehensive about the risks queued from before dawn

Confusion, Jitters As Indian Domestic Flights Resume

Confusion, jitters as Indian domestic flights resume

Ivanka Trump Accused Of ‘Romanticizing Tragedy’ On Twitter: ‘Worst Kind Of Apathy’

Ivanka Trump was accused of "romanticizing tragedy" by several online users on Twitter.

Researchers Discover Giant Tectonic Plate Under Indian Ocean Is Splitting

A team of researchers discovered that a massive tectonic plate in the Indian Ocean between Australia and India is breaking apart. According to the researchers, the movement of the plate triggered the powerful earthquakes that shook Indonesia in 2012.