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
Washington: A US Navy ship fired warning shots at Iranian boats near the Strait of Hormuz, a US official said on Monday. Iranian vessels on Sunday approached a US Navy ship at high speed near the strait in five separate instances, CNN quoted the official as saying. The USS MahanRead More
Washington: A US Navy destroyer fired three warning shots at four of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps vessels on Sunday after they closed in at a high rate of speed in the Strait of Hormuz, two US defense officials told Reuters on Monday. The officials, speaking on the condition ofRead More
London: Britain’s Special Air Service (SAS) alongside US special forces are on a “kill not capture” mission for Islamic State (ISIS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a media report has claimed. Britain’s spy chiefs at MI6 and GCHQ are putting all their resources behind tracking down and killing al-Baghdadi, ‘Daily Star’Read More
Moscow: Uzbekistan said Monday it was cancelling plans to expand visa-free entry to the country this year, putting off a move seen as opening up the reclusive nation. The Central Asian nation`s government said in early December that citizens of 15 countries, including Germany, Britain and Canada, would no longerRead More
Beirut: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said his government is ready to negotiate on “everything” in proposed peace talks in Kazakhstan but it was not yet clear who would represent the opposition and no date had been set. Assad also said a ceasefire brokered by Turkey and Russia, his most powerfulRead More
Kabul: The United States will deploy around 300 soldiers in southern Helmand province of Afghanistan. The troops will reportedly deployed by the U.S. Marine to train, advise and assist the leaders of the Afghan National Army, reports the Khaama Press. The decision comes as the province has been witnessing fierceRead More
Damascus: At least 43 people were killed and dozens injured on Saturday when a car bomb was detonated in Syria. Rami Abdulrahman from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) told Efe news the explosion occurred near the courthouse in the city of Azaz, located in north Aleppo province, justRead More
Mexcio City: A U.S. consular official in the Mexican city of Guadalajara was shot by a gunman but was in stable condition, Mexican authorities said on Saturday, prompting the FBI to offer a reward for information. The victim was gunned down on Friday evening in Mexico`s second largest city, inRead More
Florida: The US authorities are not ruling out “the terrorism angle” as a potential motive of the Iraq war veteran accused of killing five people at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport, officials said Saturday. Police interrogated the suspect, 26-year-old Esteban Santiago, throughout much of the night after the shooting rampageRead More
Columbia: President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday formally announced former Indiana Senator Dan Coats as his pick for US director of national intelligence. A mild-mannered former ambassador to Germany who also served on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Coats was widely expected to be selected for the job coordinating 16 intelligence andRead More
