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Around 215 people - farmers, rural labourers and cattle graziers - have now died from strikes in the country's poorest state

Climate Change 'Fuelling Deadly India Lightning Strikes'

Climate change 'fuelling deadly India lightning strikes'

Indian Man Wears Gold Face Mask To Ward Off Coronavirus

Shankar Kurhade wearing his gold face mask

Indian man wears gold face mask to ward off coronavirus

Independence Day Eclipse: Watch This Weekend's Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

In places such as New York, the eclipse will cross from Saturday evening to early Sunday.

Russia's Vladivostok Celebration Prompted An Online Backlash In China: Another Dispute From The Past

Some Chinese journalists, diplomats, and internet users are unhappy about the Russian celebration of the founding of Vladivostok as a result of the second opium war in 1860. Right now the backlash is contained to social media.

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Roposo is just one of the local social media platforms to benefit from India's ban on Chinese apps

Millions Switch To 'Local TikToks' After India Bans Chinese Apps

Millions switch to 'local TikToks' after India bans Chinese apps

Remdesivir is an experimental medication produced by the US laboratory Gilead Sciences

US Buys Up COVID Drug, As Some Countries Say Well-stocked

US buys up COVID drug, as some countries say well-stocked

British And German Remdesivir Stocks 'Sufficient' As US Buys Up Supply

British and German remdesivir stocks 'sufficient' as US buys up supply

British Food Retailer SSP Group May Cut 5,000 Jobs As Rail, Air Travel Vanishes

SSP Group operates hundreds of outlets in rail stations, airports in Britain

A state of emergency in Tokyo was lifted Monday as numerous countries begin to emerge from lockdown measures that have throttled the world econony

IMF Expects Asian Economies To Shrink By 1.9% This Year As Pandemic Weighs

IMF warned recovery in Asia will be contingent on resumption of demand.

Hundreds of people have protested in Indian-administered Kashmir, accusing government forces of killing a civilian during a clash with rebels

Protests In Indian Kashmir Over Civilian Death During Attack

Protests in Indian Kashmir over civilian death during attack

Health experts say the world must urgently help nations battling the virus

Outside Europe, Nations Floundering In Virus' First Wave

Outside Europe, nations floundering in virus' first wave

Mumbai's Dharavi slum offers a rare glimmer of hope, as new infections shrink thanks to an aggressive strategy of 'chasing' the virus

'Chasing The Virus': How India's Largest Slum Beat Back A Pandemic

'Chasing the virus': How India's largest slum beat back a pandemic

TikTok is owned by China's ByteDance and was one of 59 Chinese mobile apps banned late Monday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government

TikTok Denies Sharing Indian User Data With China

TikTok denies sharing Indian user data with China

With US Coronavirus Cases Surging, EU Bans American Travelers

The EU will lift restrictions on visitors coming from nations such as Algeria, Canada and New Zealand, but U.S. visitors will be excluded from traveling to the bloc in the near term.

A paramilitary soldier gestures while standing guard outside the Pakistan Stock Exchange after gunmen attacked the building

Pakistan PM Blames India For Stock Exchange Attack

Pakistan PM blames India for stock exchange attack

Well over 100 labs around the world are scrambling to come up with a vaccine against the novel coronavirus

Coronavirus Vaccine: China Military Becomes World's First To Use Experimental Vaccine

China's military, the People's Liberation Army and a Chinese vaccine company are ready to begin the third phase of testing on a vaccine to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

Life is slowly returning to normal among the hallowed temples of Haridwar, one of Hinduism's holiest places

Pilgrims Trickle Back To The Ganges As India Lockdown Eases

Pilgrims trickle back to the Ganges as India lockdown eases

A nurse cares for newborn babies at Kiev's Venice hotel -- dozens born to surrogate mothers were stranded in Ukraine as their foreign parents were unable to collect them for weeks owing to coronavirus border closures

As Surrogacy Booms, Fears Ukraine Becoming 'Online Baby Store'

As surrogacy booms, fears Ukraine becoming 'online baby store'

Chinese-owned TikTok has become a global social media sensation

India Bans 59 Mostly Chinese Mobile Apps Including TikTok Due To Security And Privacy Concerns

The decision comes after more than 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a recent border skirmish with Chinese forces in the Himalayan mountains.

An Indian military convoy drives towards Leh in the Ladakh region

After Deadly Clash, India Bans 59 Chinese Mobile Apps Over 'Security'

After deadly clash, India bans 59 Chinese mobile apps over 'security'

Reliance Jio is expected to be the big winner from the court's ruling

India’s Dominant Mobile Phone Operators Reliance Jio Continues To Amass Subscribers

Reliance Jio added 6.257 million subscribers in the February

Ride-share firm Uber is cutting about a quarter of its global workforce in the face the coronavirus pandemic's hit to its business

Uber, WeWork, Airbnb — How Coronavirus Is Bursting The Tech Bubble

Major losers from the pandemic include the ride-hailing apps: Uber, Grab (in South East Asia), Ola (India) and Didi Chuxing (China) because people are not taking taxis.