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Staff crunch: Taxman may not be able to scan more than 700,000 bank deposits

Only about 1% of total assessees might be probed; warning against parking cash in others' accounts

Suicide bomber targets Shiite mosque in Kabul, killing 32

Afghan police said the bomber, who was on foot, had walked into the Shiite mosque in western Kabul where he detonated his explosives among the crowd of worshippers

Hyderabad civic body tops tax collections among 22 cities

Kalyan in Maharashtra stood in second position by collecting Rs 170 cr, followed by Ahmedabad Rs 150 cr

India has become extremely sensitive to criticism: Gopalkrishna Gandhi

Gandhi said that it is easy to work against the state than it is to work against an intolerant society

120 killed in UP train derailment

Centre, Madhya Pradesh & Uttar Pradesh promise cash aid to relatives of deceased; relief work on

Mauritius hopes to remain top FDI source despite new tax treaty

In May, India and Mauritius signed a protocol to introduce in-principle taxation of capital gains in India in a phased manner

South Korea's president colluded in corruption scandal: prosecutors

The scandal has sparked nationwide fury, with hundreds of thousands taking to the streets to call for Park's resignation

China pushes free trade plans at summit rattled by Donald Trump

Xi urged regional leaders to advance both deals at the summit

Xi Jinping hopes for smooth transition of power at White House

Obama said he wanted to take this opportunity to note our work together to build a more durable and productive set of bilateral ties

US Pentagon, intelligence sought NSA chief Michael Rogers' removal: reports

President-elect Donald Trump was said to be considering Rogers as director of national intelligence himself

Facebook talks connectivity at summit, fighting fake news

The measures include developing new tools to detect and classify misinformation and to make it easier for users to report the material

Prominent members of UK's ruling party urge PM to drop Brexit

All three were in favour of Britain remaining in the EU, but pro-Brexit former cabinet minister Owen Paterson also urged the government to shelve the appeal

Trump opponents circulating online petitions to beat him at the Electoral College

Grassroots campaigns have sprung up around the country to try to persuade members of the Electoral College

US climate commitment 'irreversible', Hollande warns Trump

"And even if he could be tempted, there will be forces, amongst them American democracy, who will ensure that it is respected.", said Hollande

Jayalalithaa moved out of ICU, shifted to normal ward of Apollo Hospital

Tamil Nadu CM has been in the hospital since Sept 22 after complaining of fever and dehydration

Cyprus to drop out of blacklist

India will gain the right to tax capital gains on investments routed through Cyprus from April 1, 2017

Russia works to develop new weapons, says Vladimir Putin

The Kremlin continued a sweeping military modernisation drive even as Russia's economy entered a recession

Merkel has been an outstanding partner says Obama

Obama acknowledged that Merkel will have big international burdens to shoulder if she decides to run again

China asks Tetra Pak to pay $99 million as anti-trust fine

Chinese regulators found the company guilty of using its dominant market position to restrict co-operation with rivals

Donald Trump's election won't change Canada-Cuba ties: Justin Trudeau

In Cuba, Trudeau also met with Cuban civil society representatives, religious leaders, environmental activists and free press proponents