6,000 workers from India to be brought to Israel during April-May
Jerusalem, Apr 11 (PTI): More than 6,000 Indian workers will arrive in Israel during April and May to help the ...
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South African capital Pretoria second most crime-ridden city in the world: latest ranking
Johannesburg, Apr 5 (PTI): South Africa’s capital Pretoria is the second most crime-ridden city in the world after Caracas in ...
Indian student dies in US state of Ohio: Indian consulate in New York
New York, Apr 5 (PTI): An Indian student in the US state of Ohio has died and police are investigating ...
Biden, Xi hold ‘candid and constructive’ discussion on bilateral, regional and global issues during phone call: WH
Washington, Apr 2 (PTI): US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping held a "candid and constructive discussion" ...
China military firm attempting to set up entity in US to avoid regulatory scrutiny, Congressmen say
Washington, Apr 2 (PTI): Two powerful American Congressmen have said that a Chinese military company, BGI, is attempting to set ...
Former South African president Zuma debarred from general elections
Johannesburg, March 29 (PTI): Former South African president Jacob Zuma has been disqualified as a candidate in South Africa’s general ...
Encourage fair, transparent legal proceedings: US on Kejriwal’s arrest
New York, Mar 27 (PTI): After India summoned a senior US diplomat to lodge a protest over remarks on the ...
Heartfelt condolences on ‘unfortunate accident’ at Baltimore bridge: Indian Embassy in US
New York, Mar 26 (PTI): The Indian Embassy in Washington condoled the "unfortunate accident" after a cargo ship lost power ...
Kate Middleton reveals she is being treated for cancer
London, Mar 22 (PTI): Kate Middleton, Britain's Princess of Wales, on Friday revealed that she has been diagnosed with cancer ...
Congress must do its part to urge Indian govt to correct its course, says US lawmaker
Washington, Mar 22 (PTI): The US Congress must do its part to urge the Indian government to correct the course, ...
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