India Plans To Send Man To The Moon By 2040, Set Up Space Station By 2035
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi listed objectives for future Indian Space Research Organization missions and said India should send a man to the moon by 2040 and set up an Indian space station by 2035.
Gaza Hospital Blast: Those Responsible Should Be Held Accountable, Says India's Modi
About 500 people were killed in the Israeli airstrike on the Al-Ahli al-Arabi Hospital in central Gaza, the region's health ministry said. Israel blamed the incident on a misfired Palestinian Islamic Jihad rocket.
Millionaire Neville Singham Slams NYT For Alleging His Connection To Chinese Propaganda Network
The New York Times has done "a great disservice to the cause to press freedom," Singham said and claimed the publication did not include the statement he provided to them prior to the release of its article.
India's Top Court Refuses To Legalize Same-Sex Marriage: A Major Blow To LGBTQ+ Community
The verdict left members of India's LGBTQ+ community sorely disappointed over the ruling against the legalization of same-sex marriages in the world's most populous country.
Google CEO Meets Prime Minister Modi, Discusses Plans To Expand India's Electronics Manufacturing Ecosystem
Pichai later thanked Modi for the "terrific meeting" to "discuss Google's ongoing commitment to India." They talked about Google's plans to strengthen financial inclusion in the South Asian country, where residents have well-embraced digital technologies.
China Using Influence To 'Gain Acceptability' For Taliban With Invitation To BRI Forum: Expert
China is due to host representatives from around 130 countries for the two-day conference, held on Oct. 17-18, to mark the 10th anniversary of BRI.
Justin Trudeau Conveys Wishes For Hindu Festival 'Navratri' Amid Diplomatic Tensions With India
Trudeau said the festival offers Canadians a chance to learn more about Hindu communities and also recognize their "invaluable contributions" to Canada.
India A 'Growth Engine' In World Economy Despite Global Slowdown, Say New Forecasts
The International Monetary Fund raised India's growth forecast to 6.3% in 2023 from an earlier forecast of 6.1%. Experts say that India's Covid-19 policies and other factors have armored the economy for a robust growth.
Israel-Hamas War May Throw Wrench Into US Efforts To Normalize Ties Between Israel And Arab Nations
The Hamas attack has left Middle Eastern nations taking different stances, with UAE and Bahrain being more careful with their tone, while Kuwait, Oman and Qatar blame Israel's policies for the violence.
Another Terrorist Wanted In India Is Shot Dead In Pakistan
At least two unknown assailants entered the mosque in the Daska town of Pakistan, and fatally shot 53-year-old Shahid Latif and another mosque-goer.
India Launches 'Operation Ajay' To Bring Back Citizens From Israel In Special Flights
"Operation Ajay" will see chartered flights being used to repatriate Indian citizens from Israel as the region witnesses a flare-up in violence following Hamas' surprise attack last week.
Foreign Ministers Of India And Canada Had Secret Meeting In Washington, Says Report
India's foreign minister S Jaishankar reportedly had a "secret meeting" with Melanie Joly when he visited Washington from Sept. 27 to 30.
US Military Support To Israel 'Critical' In Preventing Conflict From Spreading Beyond Region: Expert
Military supplies have started flowing into Israel, which already receives about $3.8 billion from the U.S. in military aid. The U.S. military support to Israel could be crucial in preventing other major players in the region from getting involved in the war, says Vivek Mishra, a fellow with Observer Research Foundation's Strategic Studies Program.
Indian's Military Studying Hamas Attack, Possible Intelligence Gaps In Detail: Report
India's defense forces will study possible intelligence gaps that the Hamas group may have exploited to carry out last week's attack that caught Israel by surprise.
India Stands 'Firmly With Israel' Following Hamas Attack, Modi Says After Phone Call With Netanyahu
The Indian Prime Minister wrote on Twitter about having a phone conversation with his Israeli counterpart, and said India "strongly and unequivocally" condemns all forms of terrorism.
Indian E-Scooter Maker Ather Energy Is Going International With Launch In Nepal
Ather Energy eyes Nepal for the export of its flagship model, the 450X. Nepal is a "microcosm of the rising global consciousness over switching to cleaner mobility choices," the company said.
Over 14,000 People Displaced Due To Flooding Triggered By Heavy Rains In Myanmar
Bago township, one of the worst-affected areas in the country, saw a record level of rainfall in nearly 60 years Sunday. The region received 7.87 inches of rain, according to Myanmar's Meteorological Department.
Israeli Envoy Says India's Support Important Due To Its Influence And 'Knowledge' Amid Hamas Attack
Naro Gilon said India's support was significant due to its global influence and long fight against terrorism.
India's Solar Mission: Aditya-L1 Spacecraft Is Healthy And On Its Way To Sun-Earth L1
In an update provided Sunday about India's first space mission to study the sun, ISRO said the spacecraft successfully performed a trajectory correction maneuver (TCM) for about 16 seconds on October 6.
Putin Trying To 'Dispel' Notion Of 'Global Isolation' By Slamming West And Praising India: Expert
Russian President Vladimir Putin called India a "powerful country" growing under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and slammed the West for branding anyone who doesn't abide by their norms an "enemy."
Canada Moves Some Diplomats Out Of India Amid Escalating Row: Report
India had given Ottawa a deadline of Oct. 10 to repatriate its diplomats amid the ongoing row over the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Nokia Opens Its First 6G Lab In India; Focus To Be On Object Sensing, Automation
The Finnish telecom giant said the project aims to accelerate the development of fundamental technologies and innovative applications supported by the 6G technology and address the future needs of both industry and society.
Big Brands Spend $3,600 A Second On Ads During India-Hosted Cricket World Cup: Expert
The cricket fever is expected to stay high for weeks as the World Cup kicks off Thursday and has matches lined up till mid-November. Experts say the tournament will likely boost India's economy by around $2.4 billion
55 Presumed Dead After China's Nuclear Sub Gets Caught In Trap Meant For US, Its Allies: Reports
The news outlets, citing a British intelligence report, said 22 officers, seven officer cadets, nine petty officers and 17 sailors were killed in an accident involving a PLA nuclear submarine on Aug. 21.
India Police Arrest NewsClick Founder Over China Funding Claims After Raids At Journalists' Homes
NewsClick's founder and editor-in-chief, Prabir Purkayastha, and its human resources chief, Amit Chakravarty, were arrested late Tuesday. They were sent to seven days of police remand Wednesday.
Retail Giant Asda Partners With India's TCS To Accelerate Digital Transformation
Asda signed a deal with India's top software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to ensure the company's smooth divestiture from Walmart.
3 Dead, 23 Soldiers Missing After Flash Floods In India's Sikkim State
At least six bridges have been washed away as heavy rains lashed different parts of the Himalayan state through Tuesday night.
India Police Raid Journalists' Homes, Offices Over Allegations Of Chinese Funding
Mobile phones and laptops of the journalists were seized in an ongoing investigation into the website allegedly receiving funds from China.
'This Is Murder': Indian Hospital Records 31 Deaths, Including At Least 12 Newborn In 48 Hours
The death toll at the government-run hospital in the Indian state of Maharashtra caused a massive uproar, with politicians demanding a full investigation.
India Tells Canada To Withdraw 40 Diplomats In Deepening Rift Over Nijjar's Killing
Diplomats staying in Canada after Oct. 10 will face the risk of having their diplomatic immunity revoked, the Financial Times reported.