Tag: World
White House Delays Release Of New Travel Order
The White House announced that it is delaying the release of a revised executive order on travel and refugees until next week, an official said.....
Turkish Army Lifts Ban On Female Officers Wearing Veil
Turkey's Defence Ministry lifted the ban on female officers wearing the veil, media reported. ....
Female Senator Arrested For Drug Trading In Philippines
A female lawmaker was on Friday arrested by Philippine police for being involved in drug trading. ....
'Freedom 251' Fraud: Police Hunt For Other Directors
After arresting Mohit Goel, Director of Noida-based Ringing Bells Pvt Ltd, police said they were searching for four more directors of the company that launched the world's cheapest smarphone.....
30 Killed In Syria Suicide Blast
At least 30 persons were killed in a suicide bombing in Syria's Susian town on Friday, a monitor group reported.....
Talks On Masood Azhar Under Progress: Chinese Envoy
China supports India on combating terrorism and a discussion to declare Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar a "global terrorist" is in progress, Chinese Ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui said on Friday.....
Pakistan Blast That Killed 10 Probably A Gas Leak: Minister
The blast that killed 10 persons at a shopping centre in Lahore on Thursday was most probably an accident caused by a "gas leak" and not a bomb, as initially believed, Pakistan officials said on Friday.....
Pan-India Diabetic Policy Imperative: Experts
An effective pan-India diabetic policy is imperative to address the growing burden of diabetes in the country, experts at the 7th World Congress of Diabetes said here on Friday.....
Boko Haram Violence Leaves Over 7 Million Facing Starvation
Over 7 million people are starving in Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria as a result of violence by the Boko Haram terror group, media reported.....
6 Dead In Cuba Railway Accident
At least six persons were killed and 49 wounded when a passenger train collided with a locomotive in central Cuba, media report said. ....
