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Chernobyl protective shield loses confinement ability after drone strike: IAEA

Kyiv, Dec. 6 -- The main barrier constructed to contain radioactive material at the Chernobyl nuclear accident site can no longer fully perform its task after a drone strike earlier this year, the Int... Read More


Biden's shocking gaffe: Says 'Amerigotit' instead of 'America' while slamming Trump at LGBTQ forum | Watch

New Delhi, Dec. 6 -- Former US President Joe Biden suffered a gaffe while speaking at an LGBTQ+ rights forum in Washington, DC, on Friday (December 5). While criticizing the Trump administration, Bide... Read More


INDIA-MALAYSIA TO PARTICIPATE IN JOINT MILITARY TRAINING EXERCISE HARIMAU SHAKTI IN THE DESERTS OF RAJASTHAN

Bhubaneswar, Dec. 6 -- The Fifth edition of Joint Military exercise "Exercise Harimau Shakti -2025" commenced today in Mahajan Field Firing Range, Rajasthan. The exercise is being conducted from 05 to... Read More


'Should arrest Asim Munir', says ex-Pentagon official; wants US to apologise to India

India, Dec. 6 -- Ex-Pentagon official Michael Rubin has called for the arrest of Pakistan army chief Asim Munir, while saying that Islamabad should be designated "a state sponsor of terror". Rubin was... Read More


India, US seek punitive measures by UN against Pak-based terror groups

India, Dec. 6 -- India and the US have sought additional designations and punitive measures such as an asset freeze and arms embargo by the UN against proxies of Pakistan-based terror groups Lashkar-e... Read More


Lebanon tells a UN team the country will need a back-up force once peacekeepers' term ends

New Delhi, Dec. 6 -- The Lebanese prime minister on Friday told a visiting U.N. delegation that his country will need a follow-up force in southern Lebanon along the border with Israel to fill the vac... Read More


Bear attacks rise worldwide as climate change shrinks natural habitats

France, Dec. 6 -- Japan has seen the starkest rise in attacks. Seven people were killed in October and authorities counted 88 incidents that month. With 13 deaths so far this year, the country has rep... Read More


Kallas Distances Herself from Mogherini Corruption Scandal Rocking EU Diplomacy

New Delhi, Dec. 6 -- BRUSSELS - Kaja Kallas, the European Union's top diplomat, moved swiftly to distance herself from a burgeoning corruption scandal that has ensnared her predecessors and exposed fi... Read More


Review: Boats in a Storm by Kalyani Ramnath

India, Dec. 6 -- When Ceylon (Sri Lanka today) became independent in 1948, a law passed that year did not recognise about 800,000 people of Tamil Indian origin as citizens, even though many had lived ... Read More


Nepal 'cannot end' malaria until India does so

Kathmandu, Dec. 6 -- Nepal's fight against malaria is complicated by the ongoing presence of the disease in India, experts say, as the latest report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) shows a shar... Read More