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Total fraud case, Satyendar Jain targeted for political reasons: Kejriwal

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday said the case against Satyendar Jain was "complete fraud" and he was targeted for political reasons.

'Antyodaya': Modi govt's guiding force to ensure life of dignity for all

"The country's poverty has come down from 22% to less than 10% in the last eight years. The extreme poverty rate has remained stable at less than one per cent, at 0.8%," J.P. Nadda, BJP chief had said

US Second Amendment was never absolute in gun control push: Biden

US President Joe Biden said that the Second Amendment, which protects the right to keep and bear arms, to the nation's constitution "was never absolute" in gun control push

US not providing Ukraine with long-range rocket systems: Joe Biden

The US will not provide Ukraine with long-range rocket systems capable of hitting targets inside Russia, Joe Biden said, despite pleas from the war-torn nation for the supply of advanced weaponry

StrideOne raises Rs 250 cr to help startups meet financing needs

Financial services platform for startups StrideOne on Tuesday said it has raised Rs 250 crore via a mix of equity (led by Elevar Equity) and debt from banks.

Democrats attacking me and sidelining Tesla and SpaceX: Elon Musk

Elon Musk again criticised US President Joe Biden, saying that he will vote for the Republican Party in midterm elections in November as Democrats are attacking him and his companies from all sides

Uber Eats-Amita Gupta case calls for gig worker law reform: Study

The sacking of Indian-origin Amita Gupta by Uber Eats for allegedly arriving 10 minutes late for a delivery has highlighted the need to provide basic employment rights to gig workers, a new study said

14.99% voter turnout in first 2 hours of Kerala's Thrikkakara bypoll

A total of 14.99 voter turnout was registered in the first two hours of Thrikkakara by-election

Samsung planning to close LCD panel manufacturing soon, says report

South Korean tech giant Samsung is reportedly planning to close down its LCD production lines

North Korea's food shortages estimated at 860,000 tonnes: CIA data

North Korea is in urgent need of food imports or assistance as many of its people continue to suffer from food shortages and malnutrition, with the gap estimated at 860,000 tonnes, data revealed

US national average fuel price hits new record high at $4.619 per gallon

The US national average price for a gallon of regular fuel hit a fresh record high of $4.619, according to the American Automobile Association

'Guns, guts and glory', Punjabi people don't want this stereotype

The murder of hip-hop artist Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, better known as Sidhu Moosewala, has raged a storm on social media

Alleged prototype of Google Pixel 7 prototype hits eBay ahead of its launch

An alleged prototype of Google's upcoming Pixel 7 smartphone has been offered on eBay, giving the audience a sneak peek at the device months before its official release.

Mango production down by 80% due to abnormal weather in UP this year

Nearly 80 per cent production of the mangoes in Uttar Pradesh has been severly hit this year due to abnormal weather conditions and unprecedented heat wave, say mango growers

Russia's Gazprom says will halt gas supplies to Netherlands from today

Russia's Gazprom Export has said it would suspend gas supplies to Dutch energy company GasTerra from Tuesday due to its refusal to pay in rubles

Zelenskyy, French FM Colonna discuss support for war-torn Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with visiting French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna to discuss support for Kiev, the presidential press service said

Tunisia announces measures to cut public sector pay to unlock IMF loan

The Tunisian government has proposed urgent measures to cut the public sector pay in a bid to unlock a loan from IMF

Erdogan, Zelenskyy discuss export of Ukraine's agricultural products by sea

Recep Tayyip Erdogan told Volodymyr Zelensky that Turkey attaches importance to the project of creating a safe corridor for the export of Ukraine's agricultural products by sea

China tightens measures to prevent import of monkeypox virus via ports

China's customs authorities have made efforts to prevent the import of the monkeypox virus through ports while the country is striving to fight against the Covid-19 epidemic

2 terrorists killed in encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Awantipora

Two terrorists have been killed in an encounter between terrorists and security forces at Rajpora area of Awantipora in south Kashmir's Pulwama district, police officials said