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Published by City AM By Nicholas Earl Global coal consumption will rise to an all-time high this year and remain flat at that level until 2025, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The Paris-based climate agency has calculated global coal use will rise 1.2 per cent this year, exceeding 8bn tonnes in a single

Published by BOOM Live By Hazel Gandhi A photo showing a series of coffins with Chinese flags draped over them is being used to claim that Chinese soldiers were killed following a recent clash with the Indian Army at Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh. BOOM found that the claim is false, and the photo is from 2010.

Published by BOOM Live By Hazel Gandhi The photos of one Ashoka Hotel in Alapuzzha, Kerala being raided and charged for serving dog meat to customers under the guise of mutton have been going viral online. BOOM has found the claims to be false, and the actual incident is from Howrah in May 2018. Even

The Newscraving Desk: Srinagar, Dec 10: The authorities have sanctioned the prosecution of JKFL leader, Noor Mohammad Kalwal, for his involvement in the anti-India activities in 2018. In a notification issued here recently it has been noted that on 1 December 2018, a tip-off was received by Police Station, Sherghari, that on 30 November 2018,

The Newscraving Desk Srinagar, December 10: Concerns have mounted over the Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board promoting nepotism in the examinations for different jobs. Students have raised allegations through a recent writ petition that  a tender was floated to empanel an agency  for  conduct  of  its  various  examinations  through  Optical  Mark  Recognition (OMR) mode

The Newscraving Desk Srinagar, December 10: The family members and relatives of a student from Sopore, who went missing at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), on Saturday morning staged a massive protest, seeking whereabouts of their missing son. The family members and relatives of Masroor Abbas Mir, a 10th standard student at AMU, who went missing

Published by BOOM Live By Mohammed Kudrati Data from the Election Commission of India show that the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) ate into each other’s votes on 32 seats in the recently held Gujarat Assembly elections. This means that their unified votes could have surpassed the votes gained by the Bharatiya Janata Party