Overwhelmed India running short of COVID-19 vaccines
New Delhi (Reuters) – Several states in India have run out of vaccines against COVID-19, exacerbating a dire second wave
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Car bomb kills 27 in Afghanistan’s eastern Logar province
Kabul (Reuters) – A huge car bomb blast killed at least 27 people and injured dozens more in Afghanistan’s eastern
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U.S. State Department OKs potential sale of P-8 surveillance planes to India -Pentagon
Washington (Reuters) – The U.S. State Department has approved the potential sale of six Boeing-made P-8I patrol aircraft and related
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India coronavirus cases may peak next week – govt adviser
New Delhi (Reuters) – India’s coronavirus cases may peak between May 3-5, according to a mathematical model of a team
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Mumbai gravedigger works 24-hour shifts as India’s COVID-19 death toll soars
Mumbai (Reuters) – Two or three months into the COVID-19 crisis, Mumbai gravedigger Sayyed Munir Kamruddin stopped wearing personal protective
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India infections top 18 million as gravediggers work round the clock
New Delhi (Reuters) – India’s total COVID-19 cases passed 18 million on Thursday after another world record number of daily
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Saudis clarify: No Ramayan and Mahabharata in Saudi Arabia’s national curriculum as of now
Riyadh – Ramayan and Mahabharata studies have not been introduced in Saudi Arabia’s national curriculum as of now, Saudi journalists
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As U.S. troops leave Afghanistan, lawmakers fear dark future for women
Washington (Reuters) – U.S. lawmakers grilled President Joe Biden’s envoy for Afghanistan on Tuesday about how the administration plans to
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Humiliated in Ankara, EU chief to fight for women’s rights
Brussels (Reuters) – The European Union’s first female chief executive vowed on Monday to fight for women’s rights after she
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India to receive first batch of Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine on May 1 -RDIF
Moscow (Reuters) – India will receive a first batch of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 on May 1, the
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