UN food agency to cut cash aid for 120,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan amid unprecedented funding crisis
The United Nations food agency has announced its decision to reduce the monthly cash assistance provided to 120,000 Syrian refugees […]
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Dutch court convicts man for selling deadly “suicide drugs” and challenging right-to-die policies
A man was found guilty by a Dutch court on Tuesday for aiding at least 10 individuals in killing themselves
Amul Dairy director joins Congress five months after leaving party for BJP-
By PTI AHMEDABAD: A cooperative leader and director of Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union, the country’s oldest dairy union
Spain’s early election may put far-right Vox party in power for first time since dictator Franco-
By Associated Press MADRID: Spain’s general election on Sunday could make the country the latest European Union member to swing to
‘RHONY’ Alums Bethenny Frankel & Jill Zarin Reunite For Podcast – Hollywood Life
View gallery Image Credit: Marion Curtis/Starpix/Shutterstock A Bethenny Frankel and Jill Zarin reunion wasn’t on anybody’s Bravo bingo card this year. The former Real Housewives
IFFI will now present award for best web series on OTT platforms-
By Express News Service NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B) will award the best web series on
26 opposition parties’ joint resolution pitches for conducting caste census Read more at:https:/-
By PTI BENGALURU: A group of 26 opposition parties on Tuesday demanded the implementation of the caste census while asserting
Death toll caused by South Korea’s heavy rain reach 41, rescue teams continue to search for survivors
Rescuers searched Tuesday for nine people still missing in landslides and other incidents caused by more than a week of
WHO calls for intensified efforts towards childhood immunization-
By PTI NEW DELHI: The World Health Organization on Tuesday called for intensified efforts towards childhood immunization with a focus
French proposal that would allow police to remotely tap into cameras, microphones up for vote
French lawmakers plan to vote Tuesday on a sweeping justice reform bill that includes a provision for allowing law enforcement