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India buying discounted Russian oil wouldn't be violating US sanctions: WH

However, support for the Russian leadership is support for an invasion that obviously is having a devastating impact, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters

No public sector bank faced loss in last three quarters, says govt

No plan to set up fiscal council: FinMin

Ukraine crisis: Chernobyl powerline damaged by Russian forces

The power is used to feed pumps and other equipment which keep spent nuclear fuel at the former power plant cool to prevent radiation leaks

Saudi Arabia says it has executed 81 convicts in single day

The total number of those put to death surpassed that of the January 1980 mass execution of those convicted of the seizure of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, which saw 63 people beheaded

'Nothing is taboo': European Union mulling new sanctions against Russia

If Putin intensifies the bombing, lays siege to Kyiv and intensifies the scenes of war, we know that we will have to take massive sanctions again, Macron said.

Automobile dispatches decline 23% as supply-side challenges continue: SIAM

Wholesale of domestic passenger vehicles, two-wheelers and three-wheelers declined 23 per cent to 1,328,027 units last month, compared with 1,735,909 units in February 2021

Covid-19 infections on uptick in older adults in England, says study

Researchers said the increase could be driven by more socializing since all coronavirus restrictions were lifted in late February, as well as waning protection from the vaccine booster.

Uttarakhand polls: At helm of losing side is Congress' Harish Rawat

The defeat in the elections has put a question mark on the five-time MP and former Union minister's political future

Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich sanctioned in UK for Putin link

Abramovich said last week he was trying to sell Chelsea as the threat of sanctions loomed

US man who got first pig heart transplant dies after 2 months

David Bennett, 57, died Tuesday at the University of Maryland Medical Center

Stocks jump, oil dips in Wall Street's latest dizzying swing

The S&P 500 was 2.3% higher in morning trading, following a four-day losing streak that had pulled it 13% below its record set early this year

Air raid sirens in Ukraine capital Kyiv; Russians pressure cities

Thousands of people are thought to have been killed, both civilians and soldiers, in almost two weeks of fighting since President Vladimir Putin's forces invaded

Thousands being evacuated from Kyiv, says Ukraine's President Zelenskyy

He said on Wednesday the efforts are part of broader evacuation attempts by multiple humanitarian corridors within Ukraine, and warned Russian forces against violating cease-fire promises

Ukraine war at 2-week mark: Russian troops slowed but not stopped

Two weeks into its war in Ukraine, Russia has achieved less and struggled more than anticipated at the outset of the biggest land conflict in Europe since World War II

Covid-19 pandemic: WHO says boosters needed, reversing previous call

It said vaccination, including the use of boosters, was especially important for people at risk of severe disease.

Ukraine crisis: McDonald's to temporarily close 850 stores in Russia

McDonald's could take a big financial hit because of the closures

Ukraine 'will not give up': Zelenskyy's virtual address to House of Commons

Zelenskyy urged Britain to increase sanctions on Russia and to recognize Russia as a terrorist country

European Union to commit to phasing out dependency on Russian energy

The 27 EU leaders meet in Versailles outside Paris for a two-day summit starting Thursday and will be working on ways to reduce their dependency on Moscow for fossil fuels.

Covid-19 pandemic claims 6 million lives globally, shows data

The United States is nearing 1 million reported deaths on its own, the largest official death toll in the world

Telangana government presents tax free budget for 2022-23

The budget proposed an outlay of Rs 17,700 crore for the state government's flagship Dalit welfare scheme 'Dalit Bandhu'