More pictures of the Bangalore café blast terrorist have surfaced, showing him travelling on a bus. One of the pictures also showed the suspect without a hat or a mask. The explosion, which took place on March 1 at Rameshwaram Café in Brookfield in East Bangalore, left at least 10 people injured.While the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday announced a cash reward of ₹10 lakh for

Kathmandu: The third edition of the India-Nepal Economic Partnership Summit 2024 aimed to create a platform to discuss the bilateral economic partnership agenda and to further open new avenues of business engagements in the key sectors of the economy.The Summit, organised by the India-Nepal Centre of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) was held on March 5 in Bhairahawa, Nepal.The

Tokyo: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar conveyed the importance of exploring innovative avenues and revitalising the partnership between India and Japan as the two nations celebrate the 10th year of their special strategic and global partnership.The remarks were made during the 16th India-Japan Foreign Ministers Strategic Dialogue held in Tokyo today with his Japanese counterpart, Yoko

Washington: The US Justice Department has announced the arrest of a Chinese national, who was a former Google Artificial Intelligence (AI) engineer, alleging that he stole information about the company’s advanced technologies to set up his own company in China, reported The Washington Post.The US Justice Department announced the arrest of 38-year-old Leon Ding, or Linwei Ding, on Wednesday and

Beijing: Affirming strong support for Palestine amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, China has termed the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza as a "tragedy for humanity" and a "disgrace for civilization," Xinhua reported.Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday also voiced Beijing’s support for Palestine to be made a full member of the United Nations.Wang Yi was

Islamabad: Pakistan United Nations Ambassador Munir Akram said on Wednesday that no forced deportations of Afghans were taken out of Pakistan and emphasized that 98 per cent of people went back to Afghanistan voluntarily, Dawn reported.According to the report, a Pak envoy addressing a special security council session on Afghanistan emphasized that characterizing the protection environment for