Gold prices hit Rs 50,000 per 10 gm, markets in a tizzy

New Delhi (IANS) As gold prices in Delhi crossed the Rs 50,000 mark for 10 grams, driving this surge is the frenzy in the gold trading markets in London, New York and Switzerland as record demands for delivery of gold are coming, unprecedented in…

China a bigger problem than Pakistan, say a majority of Indians

New Delhi (IANS) A whopping 68.3 per cent Indians believe that China is a far bigger problem for India than arch-enemy Pakistan, according to the latest IANS-CVoter Snap Poll on China, conducted in the wake of the India-China standoff in Ladakh's…

Only 39% Indians trust Rahul Gandhi on National Security

New Delhi (IANS) Amid escalated tension along the LAC in Ladakh following clashes with Chinese troops which led to the killing of 20 Indian Army personnel, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi has been raising questions on the actions taken by Prime…

NIA recovers stolen computer processors of INS Vikrant

Kochi (IANS) An NIA team probing the theft of computer parts from the under-construction Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC) at the Cochin Shipyard Ltd on Wednesday recovered the processors from a person who had brought the gadgets from the two arrested…

After business talks, Rajnath attends Victory Day parade in Moscow

New Delhi (IANS) After strategic business talks, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar attended the Victory Day parade at the Red Square in Moscow on Wednesday to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Soviet victory…

India trusts Modi; China now a bigger enemy; country wants revenge

New Delhi (IANS) India overwhelmingly trusts Prime Minister Narendra Modi to handle China, which is now a bigger enemy than Pakistan, and the country thirsts for revenge against the attack on Indian soldiers in Ladakh on June 15, according to the…

Over 72% trust Modi on matters of national security

New Delhi (IANS) Amid border tensions between India and China, a survey revealed that more than 70 per cent of people across the country trust Prime Minister Narendra Modi on matters of national security.

According to the latest IANS CVoter…

68.2% willing to junk Chinese mobiles, TVs, electronic goods

New Delhi (IANS) In the backdrop of the India-China dispute, 68.2 per cent people said that as a mark of protest, they will stop buying Chinese products, including mobile phones, TVs and electronic goods, according to the latest IANS CVoter Snap Poll.

India, China military reach consensus to disengage

New Delhi (IANS) After 11 hours long Corps Commander level talks between India and China, government sources on Tuesday said that the dialogue was held in a cordial, positive and constructive atmosphere and there was a "mutual consensus to disengage".

Decision on scrapping July exams likely by Wednesday, CBSE tells SC

New Delhi (IANS) The CBSE has informed the Supreme Court that it will take a decision on holding of remaining Board exams in July latest by Wednesday evening since discussions on the issue were at an advanced stage.

Solicitor General Tushar…