Software major's social arm Infosys Foundation on Friday cautioned the public of falling prey to fraudsters extracting money by faking stories linked to it.


Infosys arm warns public on fraudsters looting in disguise


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Hezbollah's Deputy Leader Sheikh Naim Qassem on Friday said that the US does not want Syrian refugees to return to their homeland in a bid to give an impression that Syria will never be stable again, media reported.'


US aims at keeping Syrian refugees in Lebanon: Hezbollah



Infosys arm warns public on fraudsters looting in disguise for spot news


For 34-year-old Varsha (name changed), a rape survivor from Ujjain Madhya Pradesh, 'Dignity March' was not a mere event, it was a movement she believed, which voiced her demand to live with dignity.


A march for dignity: sexual violence survivors rise for their rights


The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the Centre not to take any coercive action against a Pakistani woman, who was asked to leave the country by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), till February 28.


HC says no coercive steps against Pakistani woman asked to leave by MHA


The Tribal Affairs Ministry on Friday said that it will defend the constitutional validity of the Forest Rights Act in order to safeguard the interests of the tribals in the country.


Will defend Forest Rights Act: Tribal Affairs Ministry


The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Chief Secretaries and Directors General of Police (DGPs) in states and union territories to take prompt action to prevent threats, assault, intimidation and boycott targeted at Kashmiris, especially students, in the wake of the February 14 Pulwama terror attack.


Take steps to end attacks on Kashmiris: SC


The Supreme Court on Friday asked the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) and the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to inspect the site where Agra Municipal Corporation has proposed to set up a 'waste to energy' plant.


NEERI, CPCB to inspect site for 'waste to energy' plant in Agra


The Delhi High Court on Friday set aside a Central government notification restricting manufacture, sale and distribution of an anti-diabetic medicine by pharmaceutical company Lupin Ltd.


HC quashes Centre's ban on Lupin's anti-diabetic drug


Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Subramanian Swamy on Friday moved an application in the Delhi High Court seeking direction to the Centre to stay an AirAsia India plea seeking permission to fly internationally.


Move to stall AirAsia's international flight operations


Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti, two former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Ministers, on Friday welcomed a Supreme Court direction on protection of Kashmiri students outside the state.


Ex-J&K CMs welcome SC direction on Kashmiri students


A Delhi court on Friday extended the interim bail granted to Dubai-based businessman Rajiv Saxena till February 25 in the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case.


AgustaWestland: Saxena's interim bail extended till Feb 25


Dramatic developments, including an unprecedented post midnight 'peasant rally' addressed by Maharashtra Ministers, led to a mammoth "long march" of farmers from Nashik to Mumbai being called off early on Friday.


Midnight drama before Maharashtra farmers suspend 'long march'


For photographer Juhi Saklani, life can persist in most unexpected places, like a grand tree braving traffic, pollution, and dirt of a busy Delhi road, what she exclaims as almost a "national monument". Displayed in 2019 Habitat Photosphere on 'Bhu/Earth', among many others, the trees photograph reminds humans of their oneness with nature.


Photographer captures ecology integrated in human life, development


Former Bihar Minister Illiyas Hussain and four other accused were awarded five years imprisonment while a contractor was sentenced to seven years in jail in connection with a coal tar scam case by a special CBI court on Friday.


Ex-Bihar Minister gets 5 years in jail in coal tar scam case


The Lahore High Court has been asked to put a complete ban on trade, exhibition and selling of Indian films in Pakistan to reciprocate a ban on Pakistani artists working in Bollywood in the wake of the Pulwama terror attack that claimed the lives of 40 CRPF troopers.


Lahore High Court moved for ban on Indian films


Rome, Feb 22 (IANS/AKI) The deadline set by US president Donald Trump and Venezuela's opposition leader and self-declared interim president Juan Guaido for the military to allow humanitarian aid into the crisis-hit country could spark perilous conflict, Senators from Italy's ruling 5-Star Movement said on Wednesday.


Forced entry of aid to Venezuela could lead to war: Italian lawmakers


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his US counterpart Donald Trump discussed the US withdrawal from Syria over phone late on Thursday, Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency reported.


Erdogan, Trump discuss US withdrawal from Syria over phone


Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Thursday ordered the country's southern border with Brazil be sealed off, media reported.


Venezuela seals border with Brazil


Norwegians have become one of the favourite targets of cyber crime and are easier to be cheated than Swedes and Danes, newspaper Aftenposten reported on Thursday.


Norwegians are favourite targets of cyber crime: Report


Senior officials from the US and China gathered here on  Thursday for a new round of trade talks, eight days before the deadline set by US President Donald Trump for reaching a deal to avert the imposition of higher tariffs on imports from the Asian nation.

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