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The key change is that now India will push back hard hereafter, particularly in the Spring of next year. This includes entering Tibet. We also observe a blast of missle testing ahead of delivery to the army. It would be so easy for a pop up air
With rising integration among China, Iran and Pakistan, India is integrated only with its own inconsistencies...
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"If Pakistan gets attacked by India, there is no scope for convention war. This will be a bloody and nuclear war. It will be a nuclear war for sure," Rashid told Samaa TV. He said only Muslim's would survive such a nuclear showdown.
Terrifying moment rampaging bull tramples little boy as his big brother tries to kick it away before locals lob bricks at the animal and drive it off
Sen. Mike Lee's latest version of S.386 creates a novel "Green Card Lite" legal status to help Fortune 500 companies import many more Indian graduates into U.S. white collar jobs.
File it in the rapidly-brimming "biggest-stories-of-2020-you-haven't-heard-about" folder.
The Economic Times, India's largest English-language newspaper, has just reported a surprising scoop: That Google-parent Alphabet Inc. is planning to enter the food delivery business, a long-anticipated move that has rivals like Uber and Grubhub very
How an Indian Architect is Sucking Carbon Emissions Out of the Air and Turning it into Stylish Tiles
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a recent video conference suggested that the US might move some of its troops from Germany to the region around India, citing growing US security concerns in the Asian region.
The Indo-China border is a strategic chessboard and it's gotten way more complex...
China -- A longstanding line of control dispute along the border separating China and India flared up weeks earlier.
China and India had a border skirmish which resulted in 20 deaths on the India side and maybe 43 on the China side.
This story shines a light on the increasingly globalized nature of medical research and on the dark practice of using poor people in third-world nations as guinea pigs in that research.
Moment politician and his son are shot dead by angry villagers while inspecting road being built 'through locals' fields' in India
Footage has emerged of an Indian policeman's hand being lopped off in a terrifying sword attack as officers stood at a coronavirus road checkpoint.
-after coronavirus saw pollution levels drop across the country
After initially declaring that he wouldn't use the DPA because American companies were doing the right thing and accelerating production of ventilators and other critical supplies on their own ...
The economy has come to a screeching halt as residents in 75 districts across the country, including in major cities, such as the capital New Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore have been forced into mandatory quarantine by the government until March 31.
Guards dress up as GORILLAS to scare off monkeys near India's border as the country faces increasing numbers of rampaging macaques
Sherlock Holmes said: "Only a solution which includes ALL of the facts can be true."
The death toll from days of riots which coincided with President Trump's first ever official visit to India early this week has risen to at least 20 killed and nearly 200 wounded, Reuters reports.
President Trump delivers remarks at a press conference during his first presidential trip to India. This takes place a day after Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a massive rally.
India -- Trump's February 24-25 India visit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was all about achieving a trade deal favorable to US corporate interests.
President Trump may be even more popular in India than he is at home
Melania Trump put on an incredibly elegant display as she arrived at a state dinner in New Delhi on Tuesday evening, stealing the spotlight in a $2,990 demure pink Carolina Herrera gown.
President Donald Trump addressed an enormous cheering crowd with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India on Monday, praising his host country's progress and economic success.
When presidents go abroad, their trips are typically prewired to include a number of "deliverables," things like trade deals, security agreements and heavily scripted statements by leaders of their affection for one another.
