Page 21 - Agencies

Yamuna in spate: 3 children drown as flood situation in Delhi worsens

The water level in Yamuna at 4 pm Friday stood at 208.23 metre

Russia detained several senior army officers in wake of mutiny: Report

General dismissed after saying military brass betrayed soldiers fighting in Ukraine

India needs to regain its rightful place: PM Narendra Modi's UNSC pitch

'When many countries in the world are ageing and their populations are shrinking, India's young and skilled workforce will be an asset for the world over the decades to come'

Google sued for scraping data in AI expansion bid; company veteran quits

One of Google's earliest employees will step back from an executive management role, having held a senior position at the company's cloud unit

Solidarity or squabbling: Test of Nato's unity at annual Vilnius summit

The world's biggest security alliance is struggling to reach an agreement on admitting Sweden as its 32nd member

Monsoon woes: Many dead as rains in North wash away roads & records

Delhi sees heaviest downpour in 40 yrs, schools shut, at least 17 trains, 20 flights cancelled; Shah assures help to states

Soros' foundation lays off 40% of staff, undergoing 'significant changes'

George Soros has donated $32 billion to his foundation since 1984. The non-profit organisation has about 800 employees across the world

Israel launches biggest incursion in West Bank in 20 yrs, kills at least 8

Troops remained inside the Jenin refugee camp at midday on Monday, pushing ahead with the largest operation in the area during more than a year of fighting

Russia's Vladimir Putin moves to seize control of Wagner's global empire

Russian General who allegedly knew of mutiny quizzed; ruble hits 15-month low

PM-PRANAM scheme gets CCEA approval to boost alternative fertilisers

Urea subsidy of Rs 3.68 trillion to continue till March 2025

Centre to sell tur dal from its buffer stock to cool high prices

A survey done by local circles showed that four out of the 10 respondent households are feeling the pinch of high tur dal prices

Milk shortage was created and no crisis anywhere: Parshottam Rupala

Briefing the media on the Modi government's achievements during the last nine years, Rupala said the sector is likely to grow at 7 per cent in 2023-24 against over 6 per cent in 2022-23

Pakistan Army sacks officers for failure of duty during May 9 violence

Three officers including the Lieutenant-General were sacked and action was taken against three major-generals and seven brigadiers for failing to protect the military installations

Knew the submersible was destroyed, OceanGate cut corners: James Cameron

He told the BBC that he knew an "extreme catastrophic event" had happened as soon as he heard the submersible had lost navigation and communications at the same time.

Curfew eases in Manipur; RSS calls for restoring 'peace immediately'

RSS on Sunday condemned the ongoing violence and appealed to the government to restore peace immediately

Police charge WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh with sexual harassment

Charge sheet includes stalking six women wrestlers; POCSO charges dropped

Ports shut, 7,500 shifted as Gujarat braces for cyclone 'Biparjoy'

PM chairs emergency meet; 'Biparjoy' likely to make landfall near Kutch on Thursday afternoon

Owing creditors $3.3 bn, founders of defunct crypto fund living large

Shrooms in Bali, dinner in Barcelona, date with a tiger in Dubai: They left troubles behind, even as Three Arrows Capital's implosion devastated crypto world

Donald Trump faces new federal charges in classified documents case

Facing seven criminal charges, former US prez to appear in court on Tuesday

El Nino has arrived, bringing promise of worldwide weather turmoil

Experts say it will likely make 2024 the world's hottest year