Top Stories

Ackerman said: "On the current situation of visa, we are very unhappy. It is a big concern for us because we want Indian citizens to get visas smoothly... We are finding solutions to make the procedure as quicker and smoother as possible, and I think that by the end of this year, we should be back to normal."

"It's also an Indian problem; you have it at your northern border. That's something you have been experiencing every couple of years. So I think when we talk with the Indian side, there is an understanding that the international order should be held up and preserved," the newly-appointed German ambassador said.

Shashi Tharoor suggested adopting the United Kingdom model where the recent leadership race in the British Conservative Party has sparked global interest. A similar race in 2019 had seen Boris Johnson emerge on top among a dozen candidates who were contesting to replace Theresa May.

The Rupee crash comes amid US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's indication that interest rate hikes could continue for a longer period. The lowest that the Indian Rupee had hit against the Rupee was in September, when the currency hit 80.06.

In Lahore's markets, tomatoes and onions were selling at around Rs 500 and Rs 400 a kilogram. Jawaad Rizvi, a wholesale dealer of Lahore market, said that both vegetables were being sold at Rs 100 per kg cheaper in Sunday markets than those available in regular markets. 

Both Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Assamese counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma have exchanged several virtual verbal volleys in the past four days.

Akasa Air claimed that unauthorised access was stopped entirely by shutting down the associated functional elements of its system. The login and sign up options were reactivated after some added additional controls were included to address this situation.  

As India prepares to commission Indigenous Aircraft Carrier Vikrant, Asianet News Network has an in-depth conversation with Madhu S Nair, Chairman and Managing Director of the Cochin Shipyard Limited, as part of its special series named 'Samvad'. The CSL MD shared valuable insights about the construction of the IAC Vikrant and the evolution of India's shipbuilding prowess.

As India prepares to commission Indigenous Aircraft Carrier Vikrant, Asianet News Network has an in-depth conversation with Madhu S Nair, Chairman and Managing Director of the Cochin Shipyard Limited, as part of its special series named 'Samvad'. The CSL MD shared valuable insights about the construction of the IAC Vikrant and the evolution of India's shipbuilding prowess.

As India prepares to commission Indigenous Aircraft Carrier Vikrant, Asianet News Network has an in-depth conversation with Madhu S Nair, Chairman and Managing Director of the Cochin Shipyard Limited, as part of its special series named 'Samvad'. The CSL MD shared valuable insights about the construction of the IAC Vikrant and the evolution of India's shipbuilding prowess.