India unhappy with WFF report on ‘Modern Slavery’
As the ‘Modern Slavery’ report created by the Walk Free Foundation has avoided the details regarding India, our government has expressed unhappiness openly to the International Labour Organisation for which the Australian-based non-government organisation...
Karnataka to become first state to launch separate policy for burn victims
Giving a good message to other states, the Indian state of Karnataka is set to become the first state to launch a separate policy for the burn victims. The policy will help the victims...
Former Congresswoman demands tougher gun laws in the wake of Las Vegas attack
In the wake of the brutal Las Vegas attack in which nearly 59 innocent concert-goers were killed and around 527 injured, former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has demanded the implementation of tougher gun laws....
Nation celebrates beloved Bapu’s birth anniversary today
The country today is celebrating the 148th birth anniversary of the father of our nation, Mahatma Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. On this special day of pride and happiness, the Indian President, Ram Nath Kovind, Vice-President...
Demonetisation and similar financial policies gift several benefits, asserts FM
Nearly a couple of days after former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha expressing serious doubt about the state of Indian economy, the present Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, has come up with some statistic data to...
Saudi women get ‘driving’ rights through Salman’s decree
In a progressive approach towards strengthening gender equality concepts, Saudi Arabia, which adherently follows ‘Wahhabism’ that strictly forbids women from driving a car and from enjoying many other rights which men are allowed to...
Indian BSF foils Rohingya Muslims’ infiltration attempt
Acting sincerely upon the orders of the Indian Home Ministry, the Border Security Force officials have foiled the attempt of nearly four illegal Rohingya Muslim migrants to infiltrate into the country’s territory. As per...
PM Modi’s Saubhagya scheme to fulfil the dreams of lakhs of households
In an attempt to let every Indian enjoy the benefits of Thomas Alva Edison’s remarkable discovery, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to give electricity to those rural households which have no access to...
Govt likely to let private players operate railway lines
In a bid to enhance competition in the railway sector, the Central government is likely to let the private players operate the railway lines. The announcement regarding this ambitious plan has been revealed by...
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Suu Kyi invites foreign diplomats to visit Myanmar’s conflict hit villages
Staying intact on her earlier statement that the security forces and Buddhist mobs did not unleash violence against the Rohingya Muslims in the Rakhine villages, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi,...