Mumbai: The Israeli Minister of Transport and Road Safety, Miri Regev, paid tribute to the victims of the 26/11 terror attacks at Mumbai’s Nariman House on Monday.After laying flowers at a column raised in memory of the 26/11 victims, the minister also interacted with members of the Indian Jewish community at the Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue.In one of the deadliest terror attacks to have been

Abu Dhabi: Despite inclement weather, the spirit of the Indian community in the UAE remains undeterred, with over 2,500 individuals defying heavy rains to take part in full ground rehearsals and volunteer briefings on the eve of the ‘Ahlaan Modi’ (or ‘Hello Modi’) event.Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the ‘Ahlan Modi’ event at Zayed Sports City Stadium here on Tuesday."The

Muzaffarabad: The United Kashmir People’s National Party organised a rally against the government in Muzaffarabad against injustices and poor living conditions.The protesters demanding free electricity, subsidies on flour, wheat, and essential food items, and ownership of natural resources."Whenever we protest against the injustice, we are called foreign-funded agents. The rulers are enjoying

Rawalpindi: Former Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Member of Parliamentary Affairs (MPA), Chaudhry Muhammad Adnan, was gunned down by unidentified assailants in Rawalpindi, Dawn reported quoting Rawalpindi police on Monday.According to the report, the leader had contested the general elections from Rawalpindi’s NA-57 and PP-19 constituencies as an Independent candidate.According to a statement

The Assam chief minister said 100 Foreigners’ Tribunals (FTs), which deal with the citizenship issue of D-voters in the state, are currently functionalAssam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has shared that more than 1.59 lakh people have been declared as ‘foreigners’ in the state so far. He said that another 96,000 have been marked as ‘Doubtful’ (D) voters, reported news agency PTI.Sarma was responding to

Terrorists Abdul Waris and Masrat Hussain, who were arrested in Jammu and Kashmir after returning from Pakistan via Nepal, are currently out on bail. They confessed to crossing the Line of Control illegally and receiving arms training in Pakistan.Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday filed a chargesheet against two terrorists, who were booked in a case here on their return from Pakistan via Nepal