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US Sanctions China-Based Refinery That Purchased Oil From Houthi-Linked Ships
The United States on Thursday sanctioned a China-based oil refinery that purchased Iranian oil worth around $500 million from Huthi-linked ships, as the White House ramps up pressure on Iran.
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Nawaz Sharif Gets New Job In Daughter's Government In Pak's Punjab
Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has got a new job in the government of his daughter Maryam Nawaz in Punjab province.
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10,152 Indians Imprisoned In Foreign Jails. Highest In This Country
As of now, there are 10,152 Indian prisoners, including undertrials, in foreign jails. The government has emphasised its commitment to ensuring the safety, security, and well-being of Indian nationals in foreign countries.
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Israel Army Bans Traffic On Gaza's Main North-South Route After Ground Op
The Israeli army banned traffic Thursday on Gaza's main north-to-south artery, a day after announcing renewed ground operations in the Palestinian territory.
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How Indonesia's Richest Woman Lost $3.6 Billion In Just 3 Days
Marina Budiman has lost her spot as Indonesia's richest woman after losing $3.6 billion in just three days.
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North Korea's Unveils 10,000-Home Complex After Kim Jong Un Inspects Site
North Korea has unveiled a 10,000-apartment complex in the capital city of Pyongyang after its leader Kim Jong Un inspected the site on Saturday.
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How The Richest Woman In This Country Lost Half Her Wealth In 3 Days
The richest woman in Indonesia has lost nearly $3.6 billion (approx. Rs 31,100 crore) in just three days.
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Japan To Build World's First 3D-Printed Train Station In Just 6 Hours
The new station, a single-story building, will be a little less than 10-square-meter reinforced concrete construction.
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Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack, Victims Warn Cult Active
Japan marked the 30th anniversary of the sarin gas attack on Tokyo's subway that killed more than a dozen people and injured more than 5,800.
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How Holi And Ramadan Unites This Pakistani Desert Town Every Year
In a desert town in Pakistan, Hindus prepare meals for fasting Muslims, who in turn gather to welcome a Holi procession, a rare moment of religious solidarity in the Islamic nation.
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"Free, Fearless, Independent": 66-Year-Old Woman Cycles Across The World
Li Dongju, 66, started biking in her 50s and said that it helped her overcome the depression she experienced after her divorce in 2005.
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Young Chinese Women Find Virtual Love In 'Deepspace'
Launched last year, the game blends monster-hunting action with sometimes-raunchy cutscenes in a futuristic world where "love knows no bounds"
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US Responds To Bangladesh After Spy Chief's "Caliphate" Comment To NDTV
The United States has reiterated its stance on the protection of minority communities in Bangladesh, following comments by US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard to NDTV.
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US Responds To Bangladesh Amid Row Over Spy Chief's "Caliphate" Remark
The Bangladesh interim government has expressed deep concern over Tulsi Gabbard's remarks on an "Islamist caliphate," stating that her comments are both "misleading and damaging" to the country's image and reputation.
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After Quad, India May Be Part Of New Military Grouping In South China Sea
Even as the Quad steadily strengthens its hold across the Indo-Pacific region, India may soon consider being a part of another key multilateral alliance that focuses on the South China Sea.
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Screening To Continue After US Visa Issuance: Why Indian Immigrants Are Worried
The US Department of State stated visa holders are continuously monitored to ensure that they are complying with all US laws and immigration rules.
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Abductions, Disappearances By Pakistan Army Surge Across Balochistan: Report
Abductions and enforced disappearances of Balochis, reportedly by the Pakistani military establishment and its notorious spy agency ISI have taken a sharp upturn across Balochistan. Boys as young as 11 are allegedly being abducted.
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"Hamas Has Only Two Options...": Israeli Ambassador On Gaza War Solution
The military campaign will continue in Gaza till there is a Gaza free of Hamas, Israeli Ambassador Reuven Azar told NDTV World today.
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"Concerned About Gaza Situation, Important All Hostages Are Released": India
Randhir Jaiswal, the official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs posted on X calling for a "supply of humanitarian assistance" to the people of Gaza.
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Putin Kept Trump Waiting For An Hour For "Ceasefire" Phone Call: Report
President Vladimir Putin was attending a conference with Russian business leaders in Moscow at the time and reportedly showed no urgency in leaving the event, keeping Donald Trump waiting for over an hour.
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