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Saudis clarify: No Ramayan and Mahabharata in Saudi Arabia’s national curriculum as of now

Riyadh – Ramayan and Mahabharata studies have not been introduced in Saudi Arabia’s national curriculum as of now, Saudi journalists

Washington (Reuters) – U.S. lawmakers grilled President Joe Biden’s envoy for Afghanistan on Tuesday about how the administration plans to

Brussels (Reuters) – The European Union’s first female chief executive vowed on Monday to fight for women’s rights after she

Moscow (Reuters) – India will receive a first batch of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 on May 1, the

New Delhi – Indian Embassy in Riyadh thanked Saudi Arabia on Sunday for shipping 80 metric ton of oxygen on

New Delhi (Reuters) – Overwhelmed hospitals in India begged for oxygen supplies on Saturday as the country’s coronavirus infections soared

Denpasar (Reuters) – A missing Indonesian submarine carrying 53 people is believed to have sunk in the Bali Sea after

Mumbai (Reuters) – Delhi resident Nitish Kumar was forced to keep his dead mother’s body at home for nearly two

London (Reuters) – Britain’s parliament called on Wednesday for the government to take action to end what lawmakers described as

Quetta (Reuters) – An explosion at a luxury hotel killed three people and wounded 11 in southwest Pakistan on Wednesday,