OpIndia Staff

Imran Khan admitted that Pakistan can’t afford to be seen as aiding terrorists

India successfully tested anti-satellite missile today, springing it into the elite space club.

Manish Tewari says India will have to face hard international questions due to anti-satellite missile

Waseem Rizvi's movie called Ram Janmbhoomi has received the approval of Film Censor Board and is set to release on March 29.

Congress politicians and Durbaris have gone overboard in their attempts to either downplay the monumental achievement or credit the Congress party for it.

Senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel, in his hurry to claim credit, shared a Times of India report to credit Manmohan Singh government for the success of the ASAT.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday announced that India had successfully tested its indigenously developed ASAT missiles. With this, India became the 4th country after the USA, Russia and China to acquire the capability to take down satellites in space.

Civilians and police officers have constantly the targets of terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir who have been trying to scare the people from supporting or joining the security forces.

This is the third case in a week where minor Hindu girls have been abducted and forced to undergo a religious conversion.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a significant announcement, told the nation that India has developed anti-satellite missiles (ASAT) which can take down enemy satellites in space.