Sukma: The security forces have busted a Naxal camp in a forest area in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district, which led to the recovery of a huge amount of explosives.According to the police, a search operation was held based on intelligence operations in the hilly forest areas of Tondamarka and Dabbamarka.A huge amount of gelatin sticks, detonators, explosives, IED, BGL bombs and weapons were recovered

Islamabad: At least two people were killed, and five, including a woman, were injured in a blast near Umer Umar Farooq Chowk in Khuzdar city of Baluchistan on Sunday, ARY News reported citing a government official.According to Khuzdar Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Arif Khan, the bomb was planted in a motorcycle parked in the middle of a commercial centre.The bodies and the injured were moved to

New Delhi: The Qutub Minar was lit up with the colours of the Rwandan national flag on Sunday in solidarity with the people of the east-African nation in remembrance of the 100-day massacre that claimed the lives of 800,000 people in 1994.On the occasion, Secretary (Economic Relations) Dammu Ravi of the Ministry of External Affairs represented India at the 30th commemoration of the genocide in

Seoul: South Korea launched its second indigenous spy satellite on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Centre in the US state of Florida on Monday (Seoul time), according to the country’s defence ministry.South Korea has launched its second military spy satellite into space, days after North Korea reaffirmed its plan to launch multiple reconnaissance satellites this year.The Koreas each

Paris: Three people were killed in an explosion followed by a blaze in an eight-storey building in Paris on Sunday evening, Le Parisien, a French daily newspaper, reported. The origin of the blast, however, remains unknown as of now.The building is located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, and according to initial information, an explosion whose origin remains to be determined was heard before

Faisalabad: The Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP), a non-government organisation (NGO) from Pakistan, raised its voice on Sunday, for the protection of minorities, their properties, and worship places, the HRPF said in a statement.The NGO expressed severe concern, highlighting the recent attacks on churches, Hindu temples, Ahmadiyya’s mosques, and minority towns and the grabbing of agricultural