CBI arrests three railway workers in India’s triple-train
In one of the worst rail accidents in India’s history, a triple-train collision in eastern Odisha state killed nearly 300
Outspoken senators urge Australia to cut ties with
Some Australian lawmakers and public figures are calling on Canberra to cut ties with the Big Four consulting companies –
South Korea’s pediatricians shunning a field they think
On a Friday last month, the waiting room of a children’s hospital on the outskirts of the South Korean capital
Australia Eases Visa Rules, Enhances Bilateral Relations With
In a significant move to strengthen bilateral relations between Australia and Indonesia, the Australian government has announced the easing of
Thailand: Taps run dry as resurgence in tourism
Famous for its white sandy beaches, luxury resorts and scenic temples, Koh Samui in Thailand often struggles with a shortage
HK police issue arrest warrants for eight overseas-based
Hong Kong police on Monday issued arrest warrants for eight activists, accusing them of serious national security offences such as
China’s Revised Anti-Espionage Law Deems Outflow of Data
The revised Anti-Espionage Law further strengthens China’s already opaque national security legislation. Under the revised law, which came into effect
South Koreans rush to buy salt before Japan’s
A growing number of shoppers in South Korea are buying up large quantities of sea salt and other items as
As massive bribe-for-jobs scam surfaces, TCS sacks six
India’s largest IT firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), has sacked six employees for violating ethical conduct following whistleblower allegations around
Abrupt Halt to Air India – Vistara Merger,
The Tata Group has hit a review wall as the Air India Vistara merger is being scrutinized by the Competition
