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At least 11 people died while more than 3000 were injured in the serial pagers blasts in Lebanon that were allegedly carried out by Israel with Hezbollah operatives as the main target.

How Israel's Mossad hacked Hezbollah's pagers that exploded killing 11 and injuring 3000 in Lebanon? Explained

In a major turn of fortune for AAP, Bhagat’s win was one-sided as he was leading from the initial round of counting.

Scoop analysis: How did AAP turn the tide after trailing in the Lok Sabha elections?

Labour Party leader Keir Starmer might soon taking over as prime minister in the wake of the British Conservative Party's electoral vote's, which see them with just 20% of the vote going into Thursday's general election. 

Who is Keir Starmer? Lawyer likely to be UK's next Prime Minister

India's whisky industry is becoming more premium as companies launch premium bottlings and single malts to rival Scotch distillers in the country's thriving alcohol market. 

10 biggest-selling Indian whisky brands of the World; Rs 320-worth liquor at number 1

Mosquito-borne viruses Zika and dengue fever are developing in a faster pace, Dengue can cause hemorrhagic fever, and Zika can lead to devastating congenital neurological defects.

How Zika Virus is different from Dengue? Know key differences in symptoms & treatment

A Canadian court has rejected a legal attempt by two Sikh extremists to be removed from the country's no-fly list, affirming that there are justified grounds to suspect they pose a threat to transportation security or intend to commit terrorism while traveling by air.

Who are Bhagat Brar & Parvkar Dulai? Canadian court upholds No-Fly list for Sikh extremists suspected of terrorism

In July ,2020 Ministry of Indian Railways announced plans to allow private companies to take participation in the developmental growth of the Indian Railways. 

Is privatizing Indian railways a good idea for commuters?

The extreme temperatures pose significant health risks, including heatstroke, dehydration, and long-term damage to vital organs such as the brain, heart, and kidneys.

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