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New Delhi/IBNS: Indian President Dropuadi Murmu on Tuesday said India’s voice against terrorism is heard across all platforms globally. “Today the world is also acknowledging India’s tough stand on terrorism. …
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Washington/IBNS: The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Sunday announced that the initial registration period for the fiscal year 2024 H-1B cap will open on Mar 1 and will continue …
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Melbourne/IBNS: At least five persons were hurt as pro-Khalistan supporters allegedly attacked Indians, who were carrying Tricolour in their hands, in Melbourne city of Australia on Sunday. According to media …
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Lasha/IBNS: Chinese authorities in Tibet have detained a Tibetan writer and former teacher for allegedly contacting exiles outside the country, media reports said on Saturday. The writer, known only as …
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Peshawar/IBNS: At least 32 people died as a blast occurred inside a mosque in Peshawar’s Police Lines area in Pakistan on Monday, media reports said. A section of the mosque …
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New York: The court order closing down Russia’s oldest human rights organization, the Moscow Helsinki Group (MHG), is “yet another blow to human rights and civic space in the country”, …
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IBNS: The All Party Parliamentary Group for British Hindus, the Kashmiri Pandit diaspora, and allies marked the 33rd year of the Kashmiri Pandits genocide on Wednesday, media reports said. The …
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Berlin/IBNS: German software major SAP on Thursday said it is looking to terminate 3,000 jobs this year, at a time when global big tech companies are resorting to mass layoffs …
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Islamabad/IBNS: Pakistan’s currency Thursday fell to a record low of Rs 255 against the US dollar, according to local media reports. The drop comes after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif-led coalition …
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New York/IBNS: Top US investment management firms are currently engaged in hiring in Europe as China’s earlier followed strict Zero COVID policy and rising geopolitical tensions have pushed them to …
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