Slide

Slide

PM Modi’s posts feature in 8 of India’s 10 most-liked tweets over past 30 Days

Parliament Winter Session concludes productively; Rajya Sabha at 121%, Lok Sabha 111%

Singapore Police suspects no foul play in Zubeen Garg’s death, Investigation underway

India, Malaysia joint Exercise Harimau Shakti 2025 concludes at Rajasthan’s Mahajan Field Firing Range

India distributes assistance kits, restores bridge in Sri Lanka post Cyclone Ditwah havoc

Yunus Govt deliberately provoking violence to delay polls, trying to instigate India: Ex-Bangladesh Minister

Stock market snaps four-day losing streak; Sensex ends over 447 points higher

Kuldeep Yadav receives signed Argentina football jersey from legend Lionel Messi

Home
Twitter calls BBC ‘Government-Funded Media,’ British broadcaster objects

Twitter calls BBC ‘Government-Funded Media,’ British broadcaster objects

Published:
April 10, 2023
- TIE Staff

Post Views: 1,329

Air India Mumbai-New York flight diverted to Delhi after bomb threat

An Indian-American legislator in Michigan introduces bill to identify defacing a place of worship as a hate crime

Delhi records its highest-ever temperature; Mungeshpur sizzles at 52.3°C

Budget 2025 allocates Rs 1 lakh crore Urban Challenge Fund to boost cities as growth hubs

Sensex sheds about 1,000 pts in volatile trade; US elections now on radar

India’s Navy Chief on 3-day Oman visit, aims to boost bilateral defence ties

PM Modi, Egyptian Prez discuss deteriorating security, humanitarian situation in West Asia

YSR Telangana party leader Sharmila joins Cong, says it was her father’s dream to see Rahul as PM

Biden admin officials applaud Ambassador Taranjit Sandhu for his leadership in India-US relationship

63% of Indian enterprises to invest in GenAI in 2024

Leave a Reply Cancel reply