"A Day Apart Feels Like 3 Autumns": Putin, Xi's Bonhomie In Beijing

Putin was received by Xi outside Beijing's opulent Great Hall of the People in much the same fashion as Trump last week, complete with chanting children and military fanfare.

A Reservation Policy Collapsed. One Student Spent 9 Years Paying The Price

Around him are engineers, some junior to him in experience, some once his classmates in Maharashtra. But for nearly nine years, Sayyad says, he could not officially call himself one.

US Extends Waiver On Sanctioned Russian Oil By Another 30 Days

This is the second time US authorities have extended the temporary measure, which is meant to address oil supply shortages sparked by the US-Israel war on Iran.

Amit Shah Calls Gujarat Local Body Poll Win "Historic", Slams Rahul Gandhi

Speaking at an event in Gandhinagar, Shah launched an attack on the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party over their loss in the polls.

Paris Probes Child Abuse By Staff At 84 Kindergartens, 20 Primary Schools

Parents in the city have in recent months accused supervisors in charge of children outside the classroom -- such as during recess or before pick-up -- of mistreating, or physically or sexually abusing pupils in their care.

Archaeological Body Allows Hindus Unrestricted Access To Bhojshala

A day after the Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that Bhojshala in Dhar district was a temple of Goddess Saraswati, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on Saturday granted the Hindus an unrestricted access to the monument for worship and other purposes.

IPS Officer Whose Life Story Inspired '12th Fail' Film Gets Key Mumbai Post

More than 50 Indian Police Service (IPS) officials were transferred in Maharashtra on Friday.