Paris, June 2 -- Paris is agog, awash and cannot contain itself from frequent drive-bys in souped up Mercs, beat up hatchbacks and motorcycles, horns and hooters tooting and shouts of "championes" to ... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Low-cost carrier IndiGo on Sunday said it has confirmed an order for 30 additional Airbus A350 wide-body aircraft, doubling its existing order to a total 60 A350s, with options fo... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on Sunday said that the airline is discussing its losses due closure of Pakistan airspace with the government, adding that "whether they help (us fin... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- June carried forward May's unusual weather pattern as thunderstorms accompanied by widespread light to moderate rainfall swept Delhi on Sunday evening, uprooting trees, disrupting... Read More
Dhaka, June 2 -- Bangladesh's Supreme Court on Sunday ordered the Election Commission to restore the rightwing Jamaat-e-Islami's party registration, nearly eight months after the interim government li... Read More
Kochi, June 2 -- Kerala finance minister KN Balagopal accused the BJP-led Union government of bias and violating federal principles after the latter permitted the Maharashtra government to accept fore... Read More
New Delhi:, June 2 -- From a new building with state-of-the-art facilities to a paperless and greener complex, Indian Parliament has seen a major transformation in the recent years. One issue, however... Read More
Chennai, June 2 -- Tamil Nadu chief minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) president MK Stalin on Sunday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Centre of attempting to "financially strangl... Read More
Mumbai, June 2 -- The Congress will contest the upcoming Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections in Mumbai on its own, party leaders aware of the details said on Sunday. A decision in this ... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Four days ago, the village of Blatten in Switzerland was tragically destroyed after a glacier collapsed and covered it. In India, the terrifying images of nature's fury were very ... Read More