Paris: France has banned public demonstrations in its capital and the surrounding area until Thursday following a series of deadly attacks, police said on Saturday.Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced that all public demonstrations would be
Paris: One attacker involved in the Bataclan theatre shooting and hostage-taking on Friday night has been identified as a French national through finger prints, French TV BFMTV reported Saturday, citing a police source.The suspected attacker
Washington: Drawing parallels between the Paris and the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in terms of low-cost and level of sophistication, security experts today said that the mayhem will be a “game changer” for how the
Paris: French police are hunting possible accomplices of eight assailants who struck Paris concert-goers, cafe diners and soccer fans in the country's deadliest peacetime attacks, a succession of blasts and shootings that cast a dark
Paris: There is no report yet of any Indian killed or wounded in the deadly Paris terror attacks, the Indian embassy here said on Saturday."As of now there is no report of any Indian being
New Delhi: Several cities in India including New Delhi and the financial capital Mumbai have been put on high alert following multiple terror attacks in France.Intelligence agencies have asked the administration to beef up security
Paris: As news of bloodshed filtered through the crowd and police sirens wailed outside, thousands of soccer fans milled around the Stade de France, reluctant to leave the seemingly safe stadium.The spectators didn't panic, despite
New Delhi: A series of attacks targeting young concert-goers, soccer fans and Parisians enjoying a Friday night out at popular nightspots killed over 150 people in the deadliest violence to strike France since World War
Paris: At least 127 people were killed in the Paris attacks, with 180 people injured, 80 of them critically.French media reported that the death toll may rise in up to five attacks in the Paris
Most people prefer to go up the Eiffel Tower by taking the elevator.But two daredevils decided to do it the old fashioned way, climbing it without any ropes or safety equipment.James Kingston posted a dizzying
New Delhi: Indian tennis veteran Leander Paes will partner Spanish great Rafael Nadal in the men's doubles at the 3,288,530-euro ($3,629,033) Paris Masters to be played on the indoor hard courts of the Palais Omnisports
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Paris on November 30 to take part in the inaugural session of the UN climate change summit which aims to achieve a universal agreement on
Paris: France's most iconic attraction, the Eiffel Tower turned pink as part of a push for breast cancer awareness, the media reported on Tuesday.October is breast cancer awareness month and Paris officials did their part
New Delhi: Industry body FICCI has shared with the government its perspectives on mitigation and adaptation measures and voluntary emission cuts, days before India submits its INDC ahead of a crucial climate change summit in
Paris: A gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon on a high-speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris Friday, wounding three people, two of them critically, officials said.The suspect was arrested after the train stopped
Washington (AP): The Pentagon says one U.S. military service member was injured Friday, apparently while trying to subdue a gunman who opened fire on a high-speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris.The Pentagon says
Mumbai: If all goes as planned, the star cast of “Ye Hai Mohabbatein”, including Karan Patel and Divyanka Tripathi, will jet off to Paris to shoot a sequence for the popular TV series.The lead actors
London: Four Chelsea supporters involved in a racist incident in the Paris subway have been given banning orders of up to five years. Richard Barklie, a former police officer in Northern Ireland who now works as
New Delhi: Stressing that India was "aggressively" walking the energy efficiency path and will reduce its emission intensity, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar on Tuesday asked developed countries to reduce their emissions "vigorously" ahead of the
New Delhi: India today cautioned the developed nations against introduction of any new agenda at this "late hour" if they want to make the crucial climate change conference in Paris scheduled for later this year
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