20-year-old breaks Guinness record for Rubik’s cube, solves 6,931 cubes in 24 hours
A 20-year-old British lad, George Scholey, who is a master of solving Rubik’s cubes, set a new Guinness World Record on Thursday. He solved 6,931 Rubi...
17th G20 Summit begins in Bali, Indonesia
Bali: The 17th G20 Summit began in Bali, Indonesia this morning. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attending the 2-day event. Mr. Modi arrived in Indone...
UN Human Rights Council to hold an urgent session on Iran protests
The United Nations Human Rights Council announced on Monday that it would hold an urgent session this month on Iran, where a brutal crackdown on mass ...
We need to chart the right course for the China-U.S. relationship: Chinese President Xi Jinping
Bali: Chinese President Xi Jinping met U.S. President Joe Biden in person yesterday in Bali, Indonesia amid heightened tensions and underscored the ne...
United Nations Secretary-General hopeful Russia to extend grain deal
Bali: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres voiced hope on Monday that Russia would extend an expiring deal that gives safe passage to Ukr...
Slovenia elects first female President, Natasa Pirc Musar
In Slovenia, Natasa Pirc Musar has been elected the country’s first female President after beating her conservative rival in the second round of elect...
Elon Musk's spells out 3 conditions for allowing Twitter employees to work remotely
Elon Musk has cleared the air surrounding his 'Work from Home' policies for the employees at Twitter. Responding to a Twitter user's accusation agains...
Indian-origin Sikh wins 2023 NSW Australian of the Year award
Melbourne: Indian-origin Sikh Amar Singh has been honoured with the New South Wales Australian of the Year award for supporting the community impacted...
Permanent residents can now be part of Canadian military
Toronto: The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) have announced that permanent residents, which includes a large number of Indians, will now be allowed to enl...
Six feared dead as two World War II-era planes collide during airshow in Dallas
Dallas: US aviation authorities confirmed that six people are feared dead after two World War II-era airplanes collided and crashed during an airshow ...
Democratic Party to retain majority control of US Senate after winning pivotal race in Nevada
The Democrats will retain majority control of the US Senate after winning a pivotal race in the state of Nevada. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto is pro...
Australia's Home Affairs Minister reassures COVID-19 protocols adequate after cruise ship with infected passengers docked in Sydney
Australia's Home Affairs Minister yesterday reassured the public that COVID-19 protocols were adequate after a cruise ship with hundreds of infected p...
World War II bomber plane collides with another aircraft mid-air, dramatic visuals go viral; 6 dead
Texas: Six people are feared dead after a B-17 heavy bomber collided with another aircraft and crashed during an airshow in Dallas, Texas, a local aff...
First Palestinian American elected to public office in US state of Georgia
Washington: A young community organizer has become the first Palestinian American elected to public office in the US state of Georgia.Ruwa Romman, a 2...
Jordan’s King Abdullah, UK PM Rishi Sunak discuss strategic relations
London: Jordan’s King Abdullah and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak met in London on Friday to discuss the development of strategic relations between the...
Meta plans to shut down Portal, smartwatches projects
San Francisco: Meta has planned to shut down its video calling smart display ‘Portal’ and its two unreleased smartwatches projects, as the company eli...
Russia bans 200 more Americans from entry
Moscow: The Russian Foreign Ministry has barred an additional 200 US citizens from entry in response to repeated anti-Russian sanctions imposed by Was...
Ukrainian troops enter Kherson as Russia retreats Kyiv
Kyiv: Ukraine’s troops entered Kherson on Friday after Russian forces withdrew and retreated to the east on Friday.“Russia has completed the withdrawa...
India-born Venki Ramakrishnan awarded British Order of Merit
London: Venki Ramakrishnan, Indian-born British and American structural biologist and Nobel laureate, has been appointed by King Charles III to the Or...
China successfully launches cargo spacecraft for its space station in orbit
Beijing: China successfully launched its cargo spacecraft Tianzhou-5 on Saturday to deliver supplies for its space station, the construction of which ...
Imran Khan, sons get additional security cover
Lahore: Imran Khan and his sons have been provided with an additional squad of commandos from the Kyber Pakhtaunkhawa provincial police, days after th...
Seven deceased in Male fire incident were Indian nationals, confirms Maldivian authorities
Male: Maldivian authorities have confirmed that 7 of the deceased in the Male fire incident were Indian nationals. Indian High Commission in Maldives ...
China eases restrictions on international flights
China yesterday announced major calibration to its strict Zero-Covid measures for international travellers, reducing quarantine time on arrival from s...
NASA again delays Artemis I Moon mission launch
Washington: NASA has once again delayed its Artemis I Moon mission launch owing to a tropical storm next week.This mission was scheduled to finally la...
Microsoft starts rolling out iCloud Photos integration on Windows 11
San Francisco: Microsoft has started rolling out iCloud Photos integration into its Windows 11.The new update offers the ability to link an iCloud Pho...
Musk puts Twitter at risk of ‘billions in fines’ as more top execs quit
San Francisco: Elon Musk has put Twitter at risk of billions of dollars in fines, a company lawyer has warned, as chief privacy officer Damien Kieran,...
US Midterm elections: Republicans close in on House majority, Senate still up for grabs
In the United States, Republicans were edging closer to securing a majority in the House of Representatives early yesterday, while control of the Sena...
India led group of developing countries ask developed countries to increase quantum of climate finance to meet the ambitious climate goals
At the UN climate change conference being held in Egypt, a group of developing countries led by India demanded the developed countries substantially i...
COP27 presidency launches Sharm-el-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda to enhance resillience for 4 billion people by 2030
Sharm El Sheikh: At the UN climate change conference being held in Egypt, the COP27 presidency launched the Sharm-el-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda outlinin...
Five Indian-American lawmakers elected to US House of Representatives for the first time
In the United States midterm elections, a record five Indian-American lawmakers from the ruling Democrat Party have been elected to the US House of Re...
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