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The Saudiled coalition fighting in Yemen said on Thursday it intercepted and destroyed an explosiveladen drone launched by Yemen's Iranaligned Houthis towards the Saudi Arabian city of Najran, state news agency (SPA) reported.

Fashion designer Manish Malhotra, who is a neighbour of Kangana Ranaut has also come under the BMC scanner. The BMC issued a notice to him the same day as it pasted a 'stop-work notice' on the actress' adjoining property.

A special court in Mumbai will hear the bail plea of Rhea and Showik Chakraborty today. The siblings are in judicial custody for their alleged role in the drugs angle which has emerged in the investigations into the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

Oil prices slid on Thursday after data showed U.S. crude stockpiles unexpectedly rose last week, stoking concern about a sluggish recovery in fuel demand as coronavirus cases continue to surge in many countries.

A South Korean company has invented a batterypowered filtered face mask designed to reduce annoying problems associated with conventional designs, such as breathing difficulties and foggedup glasses.

Actress Neena Gupta says looking after a baby all alone and balancing a busy work schedule as an actress was tough for her at one point of life. So, when she got married, she decided to go easy with her schedule.

Influential Mali cleric Imam Mahmoud Dicko urged the military junta on Wednesday to comply with demands from West African leaders to name a civilian president and prime minister by Sept. 15 to ease sanctions imposed after last month's coup.

Acting U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf told a former top aide to stop providing assessments of the threat of Russian interference in the Nov. 3 election and to play down U.S. white supremacist activity, according to a whistleblower complaint re...

A Mexican journalist who wrote about crime in the violent Gulf Coast state of Veracruz was found beheaded on Wednesday, local media reported, the latest grisly murder of a reporter in one of the world's most dangerous nations for journalists.

The key mechanism used by Facebook to transfer data from the European Union to the United States "cannot in practice be used" for such transfers, according to Ireland's Data Protection Commission, Facebook said on Wednesday.

Wall Street's main indexes ended higher on Wednesday to snap a threesession losing skid as investors jumped back in to take advantage of the pullback in technologyrelated stocks, a day after the Nasdaq confirmed correction territory.

Rights groups have asked Uganda to reverse a move that requires some social media users to get a licence and pay fees, saying the move is aimed at censoring content critical of the government ahead of a presidential election.

The interim government of Bolivia has referred protests and blockades by opposition supporters this August ahead of the presidential vote in October to the International Criminal Court, the court's prosecutor said in a statement Wednesday.

Two people died in a gunfight with Mexico's military police near a protest at a dam that diverts water to the United States, the National Guard said on Wednesday, as tensions rose between protesters and officials in the droughthit region.

Belarus's opposition could ask foreign countries to play a mediation role if Belarus is not able to resolve its own internal conflict, exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said during a visit to Poland on Wednesday.

News18 has learnt that the situation continues to be tense at the north bank of Pangong Tso. Officials say 1,500-2,000 chinese soldiers have climbed the ridges near Finger 3 on the north bank of the lake with what appears to be ammunition.