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Founding Editor
NAZ ASGHAR
Founding Editor
GHAZANFAR ALI KHAN
Consulting Editor
NILOVA ROY CHAUDHARY
Consulting Editor
SHAKEEL AHMAD
Consulting Editor
CHANDER SHEKHAR LUTHRA
Consulting Editor
ARNAB BANNERJI
Trump targets illegal immigrant truck drivers
Washington: US President Donald Trump this week announced plans for a sweeping crackdown on undocumented immigrant truck drivers, saying his administration would remove those working illegally on American roads and...
EU raises human rights concerns, warns Pakistan over GSP+ status
Brussels: The European Union has expressed serious concerns over human rights abuses in Pakistan, warning that the country’s continued access to the trade benefits under Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus...
Three schoolchildren among four killed after train hits bus in Bengal’s Murshidabad
Kolkata: In a horrific accident at Karnasubarna in Murshidabad district of West Bengal, four people, including three schoolchildren, were killed on Friday when a train hit a school van as...
‘This is great, India!’, says ex-UNEP chief Erik Solheim on first hydrogen train
New Delhi: “This is great, India!”, remarked former UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Executive Director Erik Solheim on Friday, hours ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagging off India’s first hydrogen-powered...
Mystery surrounds 15-year-old national level shooter Damayanti Sen’s disappearance from Howrah station in Bengal
Kolkata: The sports circles in West Bengal have been rocked by the mysterious disappearance of a national level shooter, Damayanti Sen, from the Howrah Station near Kolkata since Thursday afternoon....
Former IB Special Director Anurag Kumar appointed Delhi Police Commissioner
New Delhi: Former Special Director of the Intelligence Bureau (IB) Anurag Kumar has been appointed as the new Commissioner of Delhi Police, according to a government notification issued on Friday....
FBI arrests Punjab gang suspect in US in major organised crime case
Washington: The FBI has arrested Indian national Nitish Kaushal in Vermont, days after placing him on its Most Wanted list, in what marks a major development in a sweeping...
Trump releases declassified files alleging Chinese election interference
Washington: President Donald Trump has ordered the release of a sweeping collection of intelligence and law-enforcement records that he said expose Chinese acquisition of American voter data, foreign interference...
PM flags off India’s first hydrogen train, launches development projects of Rs 14,700 crore from Jind
Jind (Haryana): Indian Railways on Friday added another feather to its cap in clean mobility with Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagging off India’s first hydrogen fuel cell trainset from...
J&K CM Omar firm on July 20 statehood protest in Delhi; says venue, mode may change
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and Vice President of ruling National Conference (NC), Omar Abdullah said on Thursday that the proposed statehood protest on July 20 will be held,...
Grand Vitara is E20 compatible, says Maruti Suzuki after consumer court order
New Delhi: Leading carmaker Maruti Suzuki India on Thursday said that its Grand Vitara is an E20-compatible vehicle and the company would appeal against the order passed by the District...
Iran warns of ‘crushing’ regional infrastructure as it strikes US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan
Tehran: Iran's main military command, Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, warned on Thursday that any US attack on Iranian power plants and bridges would trigger a devastating response against all infrastructure...
