Nadeem’s triumph on Thursday in Paris is all the more impressive for a man born and raised in a mud brick house in an impoverished corner of rural Pakistan and forced as a young man to train in local wheat fields with homemade javelins.

In an interview with Indian media, Saroj Devi expressed her family's happiness over Neeraj's silver medal, stating, "Arshad Nadeem is just like my son. Everyone works hard to reach that level, and he put in tremendous effort."

Oslo and Brussels have condemned the “extreme action” of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government

The alert followed a 7.1-magnitude temblor that struck off the coast of the country’s third largest island, sparking a tsunami advisory

Modi congratulated Muhammad Yunus, who was sworn in as the country’s interim leader after former prime minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country on being ousted on Monday.

Sets new Olympics record with monstrous 92.97m throw

A video captured the moment where Arshad, overwhelmed with joy and pride, broke down in tears after his monumental achievement.

Nadeem broke the previous Olympic record of 90.57 meters, set by Norway's Andreas Thorkildsen in the 2008 Games, by more than two meters.

The prospect of Yunus, 84, standing alongside military leaders was almost unimaginable a week ago, when security forces fired deadly rounds at protesters who took to the streets demanding that Hasina resign.

'ON MONDAY NIGHT I’LL BE DOING A MAJOR INTERVIEW WITH ELON MUSK — Details to follow,' says former US president and Republican presidential candidate

Representative from General Mission of Palestine in Japan will attend Nagasaki event

The Turkish foreign minister has stressed that the Middle East can no longer tolerate the Jewish state’s “provocations”