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2,294-tonne goldmine unearthed in Sonbhadra, four times India's reserves

A seven-member team has been formed by the administration for auction of blocks through e-tendering

Uddhav meets PM Modi, defends Centre's CAA move, says 'no one has to fear'

Thackeray is also scheduled to meet Sonia Gandhi, Amit Shah and L K Advani during the visit

Female ISIS supporter admits plot to bomb St Paul's Cathedral in London

Saffiya was taken into custody at Westminister Magistrates Court in October last year

UK confirms first coronavirus cases as outbreak spreads globally

Cases around the world rose to 9,950, surpassing the number officially reported during the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome epidemic

HUL reports 11.9% jump in Q3 consolidated net profit at Rs 1,616 cr

Sales of products in the December quarter came in at Rs 96.96 crore

Man opens fire at anti-CAA protesters near Jamia Millia Islamia; 1 injured

In a video, the man, wearing a black jacket and a pair of white trousers, can be seen walking on a road, brandishing a gun.

George Soros pledges $1bn to battle world's 'would-be and actual dictators'

Soros said humanity was at a turning point and the coming years would determine the fate of rulers like President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping

Certain that some solutions will emerge to steady YES Bank: SBI chief

Kumar's statement follows speculation that the government, which controls SBI, may ask the lender to play a role in bailing out YES Bank

UN calls investigation into Saudi crown prince 'hacking' Bezos' phone

"I think absurd is exactly the right word," Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud

No curbs on Turkey, Malaysia; will treat all nations equally: Piyush Goyal

"And if some of the restrictions impact Malaysia, I don't think that will be the only country impacted," he said.

111 dead in Pak avalanches; girl buried in snow found alive after 18 hours

Total number of deaths in snow-hit areas across Pakistan and PoK over the past couple of days was now 111

Overseas probe against Adani firms revived as SC stays Bombay HC order

The investigation is part of a larger probe by the revenue department for over-invoicing of imported coal and power plant equipment by several Indian electricity producers

Restrictions put on palm oil imports, move to hit shipments from Malaysia

The move comes against the backdrop of remarks by Malaysia on the new citizenship law and Kashmir issue

Cong says JNU violence smacks of Nazi rule; Amarinder protests 'barbarism'

'Violence in JNU reminds us of Nazi rule 90 years ago', said Randeep Singh Surjewala

Will target US military sites, says Iran; Jaishankar voices India's concern

US has targeted 52 Iranian sites, will hit if tehran retaliates: Trump

Donald Trump rattles Middle East, US politics with risky Iran strike

As reports filtered out from Iraq that Qassem Soleimani had been killed in a US airstrike, some administration officials quietly acknowledged American involvement

Donald Trump rattles Middle East, US politics with risky Iran strike

'Risky' Iran strike, which the Pentagon says was to prevent imminent attack on Americans, triggers global alarm

Modi says India will emerge stronger from slowdown, urges investments

India, once the poster child of economic growth in the developing world, grew at the slowest pace in six years during the July-September quarter.

Fog disrupts flights and trains in Delhi-NCR, 6 killed in car crash

Dense fog was also witnessed near Kalindi Kunj, Mayur Vihar Phase-1, RK Puram, Delhi cantonment area and other places of the national capital.

'Are we a quasi-dictatorship': Ram Guha protests citizenship law, detained

Protests were held in Hubballi, Kalaburagi, Hassan, Mysuru and Ballary cities of Karnataka as Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa called for peace.