Shooting rampage in a shopping mall in southern German

Gunmen went on a shooting rampage in a shopping mall in the southern German city of Munich on Friday, killing and wounding many people, police said. Authorities were evacuating people from the Olympia mall but many others were hiding inside.

The Bavarian Interior Ministry said three people were dead, NTV television reported. A Munich police spokeswoman said multiple people were killed or wounded.

Jaitley due to arrive in Beijing on Thursday, but India-China finance dialogue gets cancelled

Beijing: The India-China Financial Dialogue due to be held in Beijing between Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and his Chinese counterpart Lou Jiwei next week has been cancelled. Jaitley is due to arrive in Beijing on Thursday on a five-day visit to take pa

McDonald's may shift some jobs to India in cost-cutting move

Fast food giant McDonald's may be planning to outsource jobs to India as part of a $500 million cost reduction plan it announced last November, a media report said. A report in the New York Post said McDonald's is shedding jobs as part of a $500 millio

Orlando shooter might have been gay: ex wife

29-year-old Omar Mateen, who gunned down 49 people at a gay club in Orlando, himself might have been gay but chose to hide his true identity out of anger and shame, his former wife has said as authorities looked into reports that he had visited the Florid

Indian woman Judith D'Souza abducted in Kabul: Sobbing dad says I want my daughter back

The woman's father D D'Souza said in Kolkata that the family received information that three persons — Judith, a security guard and the driver of the vehicle, were abducted. "I want my daughter back," said a sobbing D'Souza. "She said she was safe. We had

India rejects Google's Street View proposal

India has rejected Google's plans to put Indian cities, tourists spots, hills and rivers in an application in which one can explore through 360-degree, panoramic and street-level imagery. The Home Ministry has conveyed to Google that its plans to cover

As long as China is in the way, India in Nuclear Security Group is a non-starter

The attention given to the upcoming plenary session of the Nuclear Suppliers Group is surprising, given that there is little chance of anything being accomplished. The biggest item on the agenda is, of course, the admission of India into the trading carte

Clinton at White House an extension of Obama disaster: Trump

A White House under Hillary Clinton would be an extension of the "Obama disaster", presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said today as he criticised his Democratic rival who became the first woman to lead a major American political

India's vision can't be realised by bashing China: State media

India cannot rise by "containing" China or picking one side against the other, a Chinese state- run paper said today, taking note of the Indo-US ties which are being ramped up to an "unprecedented level". "Four visits to the US and seven meetings wi

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali passes away at 74 following a respiratory illness. Muhammad Ali was fighting for his life in an Arizona hospital on Friday, with a source close to his family describing his condition as "very grave". "The condition is very gra

Law firm named in Panama Papers shuts down its Jersey, Gibraltar offices

Panama City: The law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers revelations is closing its offices in the British-dependent territories of Jersey, Isle of Man and Gibraltar, it has tweeted. Mossack Fonseca "will be ceasing operations" in those territorie