TikTok and its Chinese counterpart Douyin have left Facebook far behind on the list of most downloaded application in 2019. While, they acquired the second spot on the list, the first spot was dominated by WhatsApp.

Two journalists from 'the Washington Post' have written a book describing an incident how PM Modi left the conversation with the US President Donald Trump after he gave a remark of India not sharing borders with China.

Pakistan's fresh attempt to raise the Kashmir issue at the UN Security Council under the back support of China failed one more time with the council saying that this is not the right place to discuss the matter, said a report.

The development comes just two days before President Donald Trump is set to sigh a 'phase one' of a trade deal with China. The US treasury said in its semi-annual report to Congress that the yuan has strengthened and Beijing is no longer considered a currency manipulator.

Nepal's Social Welfare Council is believed to be drafting a policy that discourages foreign non-governmental organisations (NGO) from running programs which may harm the relations with neighbours India and China, said a report.

A total of 629 girls and women across Pakistan have been sold as brides to Chinese men and have been moved to China, claimed a report by Associated Press.

The Indian economy has refused to revive itself as it remained at 4.5% in the September quarter, lowest since March 2013, according to the data released on Friday.

The China has successfully completed the crucial landing test for the historic unmanned exploration mission to Mars 2020.

Xiaomi has launched the world's first ever smartphone with 108 Mega Pixel camera in Europe with a global name of Xiaomi Mi Note 10. The phone sports five-lens camera setup on the rear. The primary sensor is 108 MP Samsung ISOCELL Bright HMX Sensor with f/f/1.69 aperture and four axis OIS (Image stabilization).

Hours after China released a statement calling separation of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories "unlawful and void", India responded with a strongly-worded statement. "We do not expect other countries, including China, to comment on matters that are internal to India, just as India refrains from commenting on the internal issues of other countries," said Ministry of External Affairs.