A major political storm has erupted in Kerala, India, after banners featuring slain Hamas and Hezbollah leaders were displayed during the Tirthala Uroos festival in Palakkad. Images of Ismail Haniyeh, ...

Balvantray Parekh transformed a humble adhesive business into a household name. From his innovative marketing strategies to ...

The Indian Cricket team unveiled their jersey for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Monday, February 17. India captain Rohit ...

Rahul Gandhi also disapproves of the move, labeling it executive overreach. India's first microbiological nanosat, developed by students, to find ways to keep astronauts healthy India's first ...

Palakkad: A recent cultural festival in Kerala's Palakkad has sparked nationwide outrage after posters of slain Hezbollah ...

KOZHIKODE: In the wake of the week-long ban (until February 21) on parading of elephants during temple processions in ...

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Thai police have dismantled a $187 million international fraud ring, arresting 10 suspects, including Chinese nationals. The suspects were charged with fraud, cyberfraud, and money laundering.

The celebration took place at the National School of Drama (NSD), and saw the presence of actors Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Anup ...

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