Russia Ukraine invasion

The Indian student Naveen who lost his life on March 1 in Kharkiv, Ukraine, was out of the shelter to buy something from a nearby store.

European Union opined that the Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik were trying to justify Russia's invasion on Ukraine. The two were spreading toxic misinformation, the EU said.

In a major setback to the aim of Ukraine to join the European Union, the 27-member EU has rejected the country's President's request for quick membership. This follows after the president formally requested that Ukraine join the EU by signing a membership application on Monday.

Times Now journalist Komal Gautham informed that the deceased has been identified as one Naveen from Karnataka.

Pakistani students are using Indian flag to seek safe passage out of strife-torn Ukraine, claims a viral video

Azov Battalion, a neo-Nazi and white supremacist organisation, is an integral part of the National Guard of Ukraine

When WP comes in contact with the human skin, it can cause both thermal and chemical burns.

Western media showed blatant racist attitude towards people of colour while reporting about Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Times of India (TOI) worries about how Indian filmmakers would not be able to shoot in Ukraine anytime soon

On November 13 last year, the Tripura Police had detained Samriddhi K Sakunia for publishing fake news, with the intent to spread communal violence.