
India Slams Pakistan at UN Over Kargil War Soldier Bodies and Cross-Border Terrorism
India launched a scathing attack on Pakistan at the United Nations, highlighting Islamabad's refusal to accept its own soldiers' bodies during the 1999 Kargil War.
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India launched a scathing attack on Pakistan at the United Nations, highlighting Islamabad's refusal to accept its own soldiers' bodies during the 1999 Kargil War.

The State Election Commission extends nomination deadlines across specific urban wards following Supreme Court directives amid intense political tensions.

New details emerge in the shooting targeting actor Tiger Shroff as investigators reveal the arrested shooter operated as a gang sleeper cell member for a year.

Soaring fuel prices driven by the Ukraine conflict and Mideast hostilities create major political challenges for the White House ahead of the US midterm elections.

Security forces have uncovered a natural cave hideout in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, recovering six IEDs and a cache of arms in a major counter-terror operation.

Songadh police detain 10 individuals following stone-pelting and unrest sparked by an objectionable social media post during Navratri.

A 27-year-old BJP worker was brutally murdered in Malda's English Bazar, sparking violent clashes and drawing sharp political accusations.

An 18-year-old was brutally murdered in Banaskantha district over a two-year romantic relationship, with suspects attempting to stage the crime as suicide.

India is verifying reports of 14 citizens on a yacht rescued by Houthi forces near Yemen, amid rising regional tensions following a fatal attack on a Saudi airport.

Saudi oil giant Aramco orders remaining staff to evacuate its eastern headquarters as cross-border Houthi strikes intensify across the kingdom.

India's Ministry of External Affairs confirms the repatriation of around 3,000 stranded Umrah pilgrims from Saudi Arabia over the past week as diplomatic missions ramp up 24/7 assistance.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserts that while India desires peaceful relations with its neighbors, cross-border terrorism will never be sidelined.