UN rights experts said Monday they had received "credible information" that detainees from ethnic, linguistic or religious minorities in China may be being forcibly subjected to forced organ harvesting.
The 12 independent experts, who are mandated by the United Nations but do not speak on its behalf, said in a statement that they were "extremely alarmed" by the organ harvesting allegations. (PTI)
NATO leaders vowed Monday to work together against the 'systemic challenge' posed by China's aggressive policies and put Russia on notice about its flouting of international law.
As US President Joe Biden renewed Washington's Transatlantic ties at his first summit with the Western allies, the leaders issued a broad statement of intent. (PTI)
Hazaribag SP Kartik S and five others including three policemen were injured in a road accident here on Monday when the SUV collided with a heavy vehicle moving ahead, an official said. The accident took place after the driver of the SP's vehicle tried to protect a scooter entering the highway from a connecting local road under Ramgarh town police station, the official said. (PTI)
It has been over 36 hours since Zionghaka aka Zion-a, the patriarch of what is believed to be the world's largest family, breathed his last in Mizoram, but his loved ones are not ready to bid him one final goodbye, claiming that he was "still very much alive".
The 76-year-old, who lives in a sprawling four-storey home in Baktawng village with 39 wives, over 90 children and at least 33 grandchildren, headed a religious sect Lalpa Kohhran thar -- which allows polygamy for men. (PTI)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday met Union ministers, including Rajnath Singh and Nitin Gadkari, along with BJP president JP Nadda, sources said.
For the past one week, Modi has been holding in-person meetings with Union ministers apparently to take stock of the work done by the government in the last two years and to discuss various issues, they said. (PTI)