Israel and Saudi Arabia are reportedly moving towards a historic deal to normalize relations, according to the White House. President Joe Biden is aiming to secure recognition of Israel by Saudi Arabia, a significant step in transforming the Middle East. The United States has been urging its allies in the region to normalize relations...
Read MoreThe Biden administration plans to admit more refugees from Latin America and the Caribbean next year, as the number of migrants arriving at the US southern border continues to rise. The administration aims to admit 35,000 to 50,000 refugees from the region, compared to this year’s goal of 15,000. The number of refugees admitted...
Read MoreRussian troupe present a slice of Russian folk culture to Delhiites.
Read MoreTwo days after a tribal PSU bank manager from Manipur was grievously wounded in an attack in Assam’s Hailakandi, a 47-year-old banker from Imphal was found dead on Friday under mysterious circumstances in his rented home in the same district.
Read MoreMumbai housing society ‘bars Maharashtrians’, secretary’s son held
Read MoreIn UP’s Pilibhit district, 70 out of 79 rape survivors have declined medical examination by a male doctor because women doctors are not available at the district women’s hospital. The hospital is currently managed by a male medical superintendent and a male gynecologist. Survivors and legal experts argue that not giving the option of...
Read MoreHina Khan, a celebrated ex-finalist of Khatron Ke Khiladi, will be joining the show as a challenger in the upcoming episode. In a promo released by the channel, Hina is seen making a grand entry with a python around her neck and hand. Host Rohit Shetty quizzes her about the current contestants, and Hina...
Read MoreSinger Kumar Sanu expressed his unhappiness over the remake of his popular 90s song Chura Ke Dil Mera, which was remixed by the original music composer Anu Malik and sung by Benny Dayal and Anmol Malik for Priyadarshan’s 2021 film Hungama 2.
Read MoreChanges in the processing of green cards for foreign-born religious workers and a surge in illegal border crossings are causing thousands of clergy members to lose their ability to remain in the United States. The sudden procedural change, along with a decade-long backlog in green card applications, means that many religious leaders are facing...
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