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Jamia shooter's age row: CBSE certificate shows him as 'minor', EC document shows he's registered voter since April 2019

New details have emerged in connection with the youth, identified by the Delhi Police as Gopal Sharma, more commonly referred to as the Jamia shooter, after 30 January when he opened fire at peaceful protesters near Jamia Milia Islamia in New Delhi injuring one student protester Shadab Farooq.

AFC Cup 2019: Chennaiyin FC miss out on first knockout appearance despite nervy win over Manang Marshyangdi Club

Chennaiyin FC scored a last-gasp goal to beat Manang Marshyangdi Club of Nepal 3-2 in their final group match but fell short of clinching a maiden knock-out berth in the AFC Cup at Kathmandu on Wednesday.

Saudi Arabia behind leaks on alleged affair due to Jamal Khashoggi murder, says Jeff Bezos; Riyadh denies claims

In a blog post, Bezos alluded to Saudi Arabia’s displeasure at the Bezos-owned Washington Post’s coverage of the murder of its columnist and Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Editors Guild of India responds to Rahul Gandhi's 'pliable' journalist jibe, says labelling scribes has emerged 'favourite tactic'

The Editors Guild of India on Thursday said it believes journalists should claim no immunity from healthy and civilised criticism, but at the same time their labelling has emerged as a "favourite tactic" on the part of the establishment to discredit, delegitimise and intimidate them.

Congress shares video of Narendra Modi's past interviews to defend 'pliable journalist' jibe, laments 'state of Indian journalism'

The Congress party on Thursday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi by sharing an edited video of the prime minister's interviews over the years during his tenure, which the party claimed were conducted by "pliable" journalists.

NASA releases image of a brightly lit crescent on Enceladus captured by the Cassini mission to Saturn

Enceladus has all the ingredients required to support life, and is one of the reasons why Cassini was burned up in the Saturnian atmosphere.

Indian journalists barred even from standing outside gates of Saarc meet venue in Pakistan

Indian journalists, who went to cover the Saarc Home Ministers' conference in Islamabad, had to face hostile Pakistani officials, who not only denied them access to the inaugural function but also barred them from standing at the entrance of the venue where their Interior Minister was to receive dignitaries, leading to tense moments.

Pakistan not ready to change, may God give them sense: Rajnath Singh in Parliament

Pakistani authorities did not allow entry of Indian mediapersons, including those from PTI and Doordarshan, inside the venue of 7th Saarc Home Ministers Meeting in Islamabad, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday.

All imagination? Congress doubts plausibility of Maneka's 'counter-productive' compulsory sex-determination idea

Even as Minister of Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi called for making sex determination tests compulsory to battle India's problem of female foeticide, the Congress has said that it could be counter-productive and lead to further problems.

Are you serious to Suit Boot Ji: The many hilarious missteps of Robert Vadra

Robert Vadra behaves eccentrically, and not for the first time.