Hundreds of Indian students facing ‘deportation’ from Canada stage protestIndian found guilty of molesting women during yoga classes in SingaporeSukhbir Badal faces farmers’ ire at Bathinda villageAAP MP Maliwal taken to CM’s house to recreate crime sceneNumber of Indian Americans in elected offices not reflective of their population: Kamala HarrisStrained Indo-Canadian ties dampen Punjabi NRIs’ interest in pollArthur Irving, one of Canada’s richest people, dies at 93PUNJAB POLICE ARRESTS THREE OPERATIVES OF SFJ FOR WRITING PRO-KHALISTAN SLOGANSIndian-origin woman stabbed to death at bus stop in LondonFormer Indian Army officer working with UN killed in GazaSituation remains tense in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as strike enters 4th day8 dead, over 60 injured as huge billboard collapses in Mumbai amid rain
Columbia: US President Donald Trump will take a first step toward fulfilling his pledge to “build a wall” on the Mexican border Wednesday, as he rolls out a series of immigration-related decrees. The White House said Trump will make the announcements during a visit to the Department of Homeland SecurityRead More
London: The British government must win parliament`s approval before starting talks to leave the EU, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday, in a landmark judgement that also said regional lawmakers had no say. While the ruling is a blow to Prime Minister Theresa May, the government insisted it would do “nothing”Read More
Baghdad: The estimated 750,000 people living in jihadist-controlled west Mosul are in grave danger, the United Nations warned on Tuesday, 100 days into a massive Iraqi operation to retake the city. “We are relieved that so many people in the eastern sections of Mosul have been able to stay inRead More
Maiduguri: The death toll from the bombing of a refugee camp by Nigeria’s air force has climbed to 236, a local official said today a sharp increase from earlier counts. A total of 234 victims were buried in Rann, where the camp is located, while two others died after beingRead More
Washington: With President Donald Trump withdrawing his country from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, it could mean a big blow for the 11 other nations that signed up, though New Zealand and Australia have said they are hopeful of pressing ahead with the mega trade deal. On Monday, Donald Trump began hisRead More
Beijing: China on Tuesday announced it will continue to push forward alternatives to the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement after the United States withdrew from it. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said at a press conference that China remains committed to economic integration in the Asia-Pacific region, and will continue toRead More
Southern Finland: UN agencies and aid groups appealed on Tuesday for $4.63 billion (4.31 billion euros) in 2017 to help Syrians who have fled their country`s war and sought refuge in neighbouring countries. The appeal is on top of the $3.4 billion that the UN estimates is needed this yearRead More
London: British Prime Minister Theresa May must give Parliament a vote before she can formally start Britain`s exit from the European Union, the UK Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday, giving lawmakers who oppose her Brexit plans a chance to amend or hinder them. By a majority of eight to three,Read More
Washington: Former Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari has urged newly inaugurated US President Donald Trump to appoint an envoy for South Asia as soon as possible and seize an opportunity missed by the Obama administration to coordinate a top-level response to the regional terrorist threat. In an interview to TheRead More
Beijing: China warned Washington on Tuesday that it would not back down over its claims in the disputed South China Sea, following vows by the Trump administration to defend the US and international interests there. Comments by White House spokesman Sean Spicer about China`s artificial islands in the Sea, someRead More
