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Dozens feared dead, hundreds injured in Texas fertilizer plant explosion
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WEST, Texas: A massive explosion occurred in a fertilizer factory at Waco in the state of Texas on Wednesday night that left dozens dead...
India, China to hold first dialogue on Afghanistan
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BEIJING: India and China would hold their first-ever dialogue on Afghanistan here tomorrow aiming to cooperate to deal with the impact of US troops'...
UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women to visit India
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Geneva: For the first time, a UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women will visit India next week to assess the overall situation of...
Letter with ‘suspicious substance’ sent to Obama: US Secret Service
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WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama has been forwarded a letter with a "suspicious substance", the US Secret Service said on Wednesday.It arrived the same...
Russia could ban Madonna from future trips
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LOS ANGELES: In response to US singer-songwriter Madonna’s support for Pussy Riot singers, Moscow could ban her from future trips to Russia.The 54-year-old pop...
Indian origin hotel porter jailed for raping celebrity guest
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London: A television star was raped in her hotel room by an Indian porter who was awaiting deportation, a court heard yesterday. The Dispatch...
US investigators say Boston bombs possibly packed into pressure cookers
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WASHINGTON: US Investigators have said that the deadly explosives went off at the Boston Marathon were homemade devices full of nails and metal fragments,...
Yakatoot Suicide blast: Death toll rises to 17
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PESHAWAR: The death toll in yesterday’s suicide attack on an election corner meeting of Awami National Party (ANP) in the city area of Yakatoot,...
US Embassy behind violent protests in Venezuela, claims Nicolas Maduro
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Venezuela's post-election crisis is growing deeper, with seven people killed during clashes between the opposition and police. President-elect Nicolas Maduro has claimed that he...
Expect Pak to act when it is in their interest: US official
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Washington: America's troubled ties with Pakistan is back on track, a senior Obama Administration official has said, while cautioning that the Pakistanis can be...
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