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India remained unbeaten against reigning World Champions Germany and Australia which helped them top the pool table. This will be India's first outing under newly-appointed Chief Coach Craig Fulton.
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The clock on the right tells the time to help the parishioners, but the one on the left is deliberately wrong, working hard to confuse the devil and ensure he cannot turn up and disrupt the church services.
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India recently overtook China in population. Can it repeat the feat in exports?
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The pristine whiteness of the poles has fascinated artists for centuries, and now becomes sites of earth’s newest precarity
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A flock of common cranes were sighted in the backwaters of the Sriram Sagar Project in Nizamabad district
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This is unusual for Venice because it is known that the city often suffers from flooding
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On Wednesday, one person was killed and another hospitalised after a man carrying a large machete-type knife carried out attacks at two churches in Algeciras, southern Spain.
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Price reductions were made to other models too, including the performance versions of the Model 3 and Model Y, and the regular and plaid versions of the Model S and Model X.
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The new bridges will essentially reflect the historical significance of the locations where they will be built along the two rivers.
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In 2022, the 125th year of its maleficently explainable existence in dozens of adaptations, the quote from Bram Stoker’s Dracula stays, like its central character, finely preserved, and like Shelley’s Prometheus, unbound.
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Fund flow has become a tricky issue as no one accepts their role in contributing to the devastation
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E-commerce giant Amazon has announced that it will invest more than one billion euros to further electrify its transportation fleet across Europe over the next five years.
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Known for the wealthy lifestyle of people, Monaco is famous for its luxury cars, yachts, casinos, bars, luxury real estate, and the only Formula 1 Racing.
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In the past, Europe played a balancing role: a place where LNG cargoes were sent, normally in the summer months, when demand was low in Asia
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Post-World War II, Europe invested in regional cooperation, but now with Russian invasion of Ukraine, even pacifist countries like Germany have decided to increase their defence budget.
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Kharkiv: Ukrainian troops continued to pile unrelenting pressure on retreating Russian forces on Tuesday, seeking to hold on to their sudden momentum that has produced major territorial gains. Fresh yellow-and-blue flags fluttered from the tallest buildings left in partly destroyed towns around Ukraine‘s second city, Kharkiv, while Ukrainian soldiers inspected charred Russian tanks left along […]
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With eco-friendly routing, the users can choose a route that's optimised for lower fuel consumption, which helps them save money on fuel and reduce carbon emissions.
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As a result, energy company revenues have increased from about 15 billion pound in 2019 to roughly double in 2021 and likely to over 50 billion pound in 2022.
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Hyderabad: IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao received an invitation to the Asia Leaders Series meeting to be held in Zurich on October 4. The Asia Leaders Series is a neutral forum to facilitate open dialogue among the influential leaders in Asia and Europe. It advocates diversity, supporting collaboration and fostering trusted relationships. The […]
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London: Across Europe, drought is reducing once-mighty rivers to trickles, with potentially dramatic consequences for industry, freight, energy and food production – just as supply shortages and price rises due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine bite, local media reported. Driven by climate breakdown, an unusually dry winter and spring followed by record-breaking summer temperatures and […]
