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Ceasefire violation along LoC; army guns down two Pakistani troopers

The operations were carried out by the Indian troops in retaliatory action.

Aug 14, 2018

South Korea irks Japan's ire over Comfort Woman Statue

The comfort women issue has been a regular cause for contention between Japan and neighbours China and North and South Korea since the war.

Aug 14, 2018

Explosions rock Yemen day after missile shot down over Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia uses US-made bomb to kill 50 Yemeni children; Pentagon has a strange response

Saudi Arabia is repeatedly using the US-made MK-82 bombs in its war against Yemen. Last week, one of these 500-pound bombs killed nearly 50 schoolchildren as Saudi air forces attacked a school bus in Saada province.

Aug 13, 2018

'I want to be like my father': martyr's son wants to join army, take revenge for father's death

The martyred security personnel Ahmed was part of the Jammu and Kashmir Police's counter terrorism squad.

Aug 13, 2018

US secretly storing alien UFO remnants in Las Vegas location?

Luis Elizondo, a former Pentagon official who led the AATIP revealed that the materials stored inside the Bigelow aerospace could not be reproduced with current human technology

Aug 13, 2018

Indian Army soldiers to get indigenous winter clothing, high-altitude gear for Siachen Glacier

For soldiers deployed on Siachen Glacier, it's a constant battle of survival against severe cold, avalanches, landslides, frostbite and high-velocity winds. More soldiers have succumbed to extreme conditions than enemy action on the glacier.

Aug 13, 2018

Israel passes new Jewish nation-state law; Arab minorities protest

PM Benjamin Netanyahu has defended the law, which says only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country.

Aug 12, 2018

Activists protest against the Muzaffarpur shelter home protest in Delhi

Bihar shelter home rapes: CBI raids accused Brajesh Thakur's home, takes his son in custody

Bihar Police recovered a list of 40 mobile phone numbers along with the names of those revealed by Brajesh Thakur in the initial probe of this sex scandal case.

Aug 12, 2018

Maldives asks India to withdraw choppers and personnel as it woos China

Interestingly, the Maldivian government had recently extended a Letter of Exchange (LoE) till December.

Aug 11, 2018

Brazil suffers record murder tally in 2017; 3.7% increase from 2016

The state of Rio Grande do Norte had the highest murder rate in 2017, with 68 murders per 100,000 people, followed by Acre, in the far west of the country bordering Peru, with 63.9 per 100,000 people.

Aug 10, 2018

multiplex association of india, cap on cinema ticket prices, karnataka govt puts cap on film ticket prices, pvr ticket prices, inox ticket prices

Good news for moviegoers in Andhra Pradesh; consumer forum allows outside food in multiplexes

The decision comes on close heels with the Maharashtra government's decision which allowed moviegoers to carry outside food and beverages in multiplexes.

Aug 10, 2018

New Zealand marches towards a greener future; bans single-use plastic bags

NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Associate Environment Minister Eugenie Sage plan to phase out plastic bags in the country over the next year. It will be implemented gradually to allow people to adjust to the changes.

Aug 10, 2018

Cancer cells release 'drones' to battle immune system, reveals study

The study showed that cancer cells release "drones" -- small vesicles called exosomes circulating in the blood and armed with proteins called PD-L1 that cause T-cells to tire before they have a chance to reach a tumour.

Aug 10, 2018

mexican drug war mexico city police helicopter

Police choppers thump over Mexico City as drug crime rises

Masked police officers pointed semi-automatic rifles from a helicopter that flew low over Mexico City last week as security forces employ unprecedented heavy-handed tactics to combat a rise in levels of drug violence rarely seen in the capital.

Aug 10, 2018

Editors Guild slams govt's attempt to punish 'unfriendly' news channels, silence inconvenient voices

The Editors Guild of India said that journalists have a legitimate democratic right to question the government on behalf of the citizens of the country

Aug 9, 2018

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Search Results for: Armed Forces

Ceasefire violation along LoC; army guns down two Pakistani troopers

South Korea irks Japan's ire over Comfort Woman Statue

Saudi Arabia uses US-made bomb to kill 50 Yemeni children; Pentagon has a strange response

'I want to be like my father': martyr's son wants to join army, take revenge for father's death

US secretly storing alien UFO remnants in Las Vegas location?

Indian Army soldiers to get indigenous winter clothing, high-altitude gear for Siachen Glacier

Israel passes new Jewish nation-state law; Arab minorities protest

Bihar shelter home rapes: CBI raids accused Brajesh Thakur's home, takes his son in custody

Maldives asks India to withdraw choppers and personnel as it woos China

Brazil suffers record murder tally in 2017; 3.7% increase from 2016

Good news for moviegoers in Andhra Pradesh; consumer forum allows outside food in multiplexes

New Zealand marches towards a greener future; bans single-use plastic bags

Cancer cells release 'drones' to battle immune system, reveals study

Police choppers thump over Mexico City as drug crime rises

Editors Guild slams govt's attempt to punish 'unfriendly' news channels, silence inconvenient voices

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