Washington Four people were killed in several violent incidents in the US state of Georgia on Thursday. Local media quoted authorities as saying that a man in the town of Moultrie killed
Dunk/Sepsin. At least eight people were killed and 13 were injured in separate shooting incidents in the Serbian villages of Dubona and Cepsin. The shooter was identified as Uros B (21), reports
Lagos. At least 40 extremist militants have been killed in operations by government security forces in Nigeria’s northeast region. Army spokesman Musa Danmadami said that 40 terrorists have been killed in the
World Test Championship: India’s top-order batsman Lokesh Rahul on Friday ruled himself out of the upcoming World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia and will undergo thigh surgery on the advice of
Tokyo. Strong earthquake tremors were felt in Japan’s central province of Ishikawa and surrounding areas on Friday. The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said that the intensity of this earthquake, which occurred at
Lavrov’s remarks came after India and Russia halted efforts to sort out bilateral rupee trade, after months-long negotiations failed to convince Moscow to keep the rupee in its coffers. Reuters reported on
On Friday, the organization said the index, which measures the prices of the world’s most traded foodstuffs, averaged 127.2 points last month, down from 126.5 in March. The March reading was initially
Islamabad: Pakistan is also going to import crude oil from Russia. In June, 750,000 barrels of crude oil will reach Pakistan for which Pakistan is likely to pay in Chinese yuan. An
Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Anurag Singh Thakur said on Friday that Uttar Pradesh was earlier known for riots but now it is known for sports riots. Addressing the logo, mascot, jersey,
Colombo. Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has pardoned 988 jailed prisoners who will be released on Friday on the occasion of ‘Vesak Day’, the most important religious festival of Buddhists. A senior
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