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Indian authorities delivered 25 tonnes of medical supplies, along with other aid, on Sunday, officials said

Announcement comes amid rapid surge in the number of daily Covid infections in the past few weeks

American chips made it from Texas to Moscow, showing how sensitive Western tech can still end up in Russia

Guards denounces a ‘terrorist act’ claiming it was carried out by ‘elements linked to global arrogance’

Websites of many companies and news websites have suffered hacking attempts since Russia sent its forces into Ukraine

The two also discuss economic stabilisation in Afghanistan and concerns over attacks on civilians

At least 92 confirmed cases have been reported from 12 states that are not endemic for the virus

After ending weeks of resistance, Moscow is now waging a major offensive in a key province

Right-wing elements file petitions, claiming that UNESCO protected monuments and Mughal-era mosques are temples

The Abu Dhabi trip was not the first time MbS has elevated relatives of royals previously out of favour

Many who ventured out in the commercial hub wore blue protective gowns and face shields

Mignon du Preez, the former captain of the South African women’s cricket team, puts her all into the game

Data and technology left in Afghanistan after the US withdrawal could pose a great risk in the hands of the Taliban

As the global economy returns to normalcy, the crypto-hype train is crashing to a halt

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says turning CPEC into trilateral project would benef region

Ukrainian President says deal would show nations planning aggressive acts they would have to pay for their actions

Every extra degree of global warming increases the amount of water in the atmosphere by about 7 per cent

Majority of the seven-member crew were Saudi women, says flyadeal spokesperson

Ankara says the two countries harbour people linked to PKK militant group and followers of Fethullah Gulen

Excise duty on petrol was reduced by 8 rupees per litre, and for diesel by 6 rupees per litre, says finance minister

Congress leader says country isn't in 'good place', stresses need to bring religious communities closer

Experts say 276 million live on breadline; figure may increase by 47 million

Since surging back to power last year the Taliban have imposed a slew of restrictions on civil society

Extremist Hindu groups have submitted several cases to local courts over disputed sites in parts of India

China separately receives some 800,000 bpd of Russian oil via pipelines under government deals

Freedom struggle against Indian occupation of IIOJK is morally correct, says TeK UK President Fahim Kayani

Decree instructs members of the Islamic Emirate to avoid two, three or four marriages

One of the agents arrested after getting into a fight over a taxi, says police official

Torrential rains lashed most of Assam, and the downpour continued on Wednesday

Corrected himself later, said he meant to refer to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Turkish president says Sweden and Finland harbour and finance 'terrorists', supply them with weapons

Climate change also threatening biodiversity in both countries

Shots were fired at a German school in the northern city of Bremerhaven

The city was "striving to achieve a full resumption of work and production as soon as possible"

Factories in at least three states have been forced shut for hours as authorities struggled to handle demand

New Delhi identifies $324m worth of defence equipment it wants domestic firms to make this year

Water shortages, windstorms and early summer cause major damage to fruit crop this year

A petrol shipment has been at Colombo port since 28 March but the government has been unable pay

The pilots did not respond to repeated calls from air traffic controllers and nearby planes during the rapid descent

Biden had argued the war in Afghanistan needed to be brought to a close after 20 years of fighting

Josep Borrell points to a 'world record' of losses of an army invading a country

SC order comes after a survey team said it found relics of the Hindu god in Varanasi

Taliban minister promises good news about girls education, asserts Afghan soil will not be used as threat to anyone

Ann Linde signs application for her country's NATO bid live at Foreign Ministry

Death toll rises to 50 after 8 more people lost lives due to 'fever,' local media reports

People are only allowed to leave Shanghai after receiving permission and taking multiple Covid tests

The government worried that China's dominance could make Iraq less attractive for investment from elsewhere

India's oil imports from Russia are set to rise further to about 487,500 in May

'Excuse us, but they shouldn't bother', Turkish president says on potential visits by the officials

Billionaire Elon Musk earlier said he would reverse the 'morally wrong and flat-out stupid ban'