New Delhi,  India's manufacturing sector growth remained flat-to-positive in February, as improving business environment pushed order flow.

Accordingly, the headline seasonally adjusted IHS Markit India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) inched up to 57.5 (index reading) in February s

Seoul, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Monday that his government is ready to talk with Japan amid the prolongation of the frayed ties between Seoul and Tokyo over historical and trade issues.

"Our government is ready to sit down and have talks with the Japanese government at any time," Moon s

Islamabad, Due to the easing of most of the coronavirus restrictions across Pakistan, health experts have sounded alarm over a third wave of the pandemic if there was a resurgence of fresh cases, a media report said on Monday.

On Sunday, the country registered 1,176 new Covid-19 cases, which incre

Islamabad, The Istanbul-Islamabad freight train will resume operations from this week after a gap of nine years, connecting the three countries of Pakistan, Turkey and Iran, a senior official has confirmed.

"We have been informed by the quarters concerned that the container train would s

Kathmandu, Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli laid the foundation stone for the country's largest industrial park located in Jhapa district.

Damak Clean Industrial Park, a Nepali partner for the joint venture along with Lhasa Economic and Technological Development Zone Investment Development Co. Ltd and J

New York, Hundreds of people from various races rallied in New York City's Lower Manhattan area in protest against violence and crimes targeting Asian-Americans.

Protesters on Sunday held signs saying, "Rise up against Asian hate. We deserve to be safe", reports Xinhua news agency.

Canberra, The Australian government has established a "myth-busting unit" to address coronavirus vaccine misinformation, a Minister revealed on Monday.

Greg Hunt, the Minister for Health, revealed that the unit, a joint endeavour between the Departments of Health and Home Affairs, w

New York, A cyber intelligence company says it has found that hackers linked to China have infiltrated power systems and ports in India in a "show of force" and they have the ability to create disruptions.

The company, Recorded Future, warned, "As bilateral tensions continue to rise, we expect to se

Washington, The White House said that it was disappointed that Tehran had rejected an offer to hold informal talks with European countries and the US over the Iran nuclear issue.

"While we are disappointed at Iran's response, we remain ready to re-engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual re

Johannesburg, As Covid-19 cases decline, the South African cabinet has eased lockdown restrictions from alert level three to one, allowing political and religious gatherings, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced.

"In the week that has just passed, the country recorded just under 10,000 new infections," Ra