Google has initiated the process to restore Indian mobile apps which had been dropped from the Play Store over a dispute over service fees. The decision was taken after the company’s officials held a meeting with IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, sources said.On Friday, Google had removed apps belonging to 10 Indian companies, sparking controversy in one of its fastest-growing markets. Google

Narmada: Microsoft co-founder and leading philanthropist, Bill Gates heaped praise on the Statue of Unity in Gujarat, calling it an "engineering marvel" and a great tribute Sardar Patel.He thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for inviting him at the monument. He also appreciated the economic opportunity for local tribal communities arising out of it."Thank you @narendramodi for the invitation to

Bangalore: India’s blue-chip indexes Nifty 50 and Sensex hit record highs on Friday, logging third straight weekly gains, as faster-than-expected economic growth boosted demand amid signals the rally will sustain.The Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex gained 0.57% and 0.82% this week, respectively, helped by the rise on Friday, which was their best session in a month.On the day, Nifty 50 rose 1.62% to close

New Delhi: Nepal’s Ambassador to India, Shankar Sharma on Saturday appreciated the new guidelines of the Reserve Bank of India, which allow multiple financial services between the people of India and Nepal.He said that now Nepal citizens can send ₹2 lakh per transaction to Nepal and walk-in customers can remit ₹50,000 per transaction.The Nepal envoy also said that Unified Payment Interface-Nepal

Baluchistan: The Pakistani security forces, continuing with their alleged atrocities against Baloch people, have been carrying out a military operation in Bolan for the last nine days, leading to severe hardships for the local people, the Baluchistan Post reported.Prominent Baloch leader, Maharang Baloch also voiced against the situation in Bolan and said that people are suffering from critical

London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak came out heavily against the rising cases of ‘extremism’ in the United Kingdom and warned that while people have the right to march and protest ‘peacefully’, they can’t call for violence and extremism.The UK Prime Minister said that a "shocking increase" has been noticed in extremist disruption and criminality in the recent weeks and months, and what