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All three in question will appear in a Mumbai court later on Saturday

Area provides ideal conditions as astronomers study stars in darkness so profound they appear like diamonds on velvet

Scholars and teachers aim to set up 'brigades' tasked with eliminating extremist ideas

Statements include accounts of alleged atrocities by Afghan Security Forces , US-led coalition, spy agencies

FBI had received a chilling warning in January from a tipster who said Nikolas Cruz could be planning a mass shooting

Repeated phone calls to Guanghe education bureau’s propaganda department went unanswered

Beijing tightening screws on internal political dissent, as world powers grow uneasy about Chinese influence abroad

Majority see democracy not as a vehicle for the exercise of considered choice, but as one of exclusion and oppression

Epicenter 90 miles from Pacific coast surfer resort Puerto Escondido

The New Yorker reports McDougal confirmed she had written the notes.

The level of torture increases on your 30th birthday, where the cinnamon shifts towards pepper

The victim claims she was fired for being gay while the school did not expand on its reasons for it

The woman had asked for divorce after learning about the second marriage of her husband

More than 100,000 people voted for Nestle’s favourite snack staple as their favourite

Uber with around 40,000 drivers in London lost its licence over its reporting of criminal-record checks for drivers

People gathered for the protest calling on Netanyahu to step down, carrying banners reading 'Bye bye Bibi'

Dozens of health enthusiasts participated in the first session of the all-women race

Nirav Modi is worth $1.73 billion according to Forbes, placing him 85th on India's rich list

Bannon was questioned for hours by Robert Mueller's team over the course of two days

Premier says attention paid to his family is grossly unfair

'It was part of the Kremlin's ongoing effort to destabilize Ukraine'

Cuba has called the allegations totally false

Organisation to create commission to 'operate at arms-length from Oxfam', given access to records to stamp out abuse

One of the officers was reportedly found wandering the base drunk and naked

Seven candidates are lined up against Putin in a presidential election that he is all but guaranteed to win

Inside any White House, there is a delicate conversation about what to say after a mass shooting

Russia too is believed to be developing its own hypersonic weapon called the Zircon

Cruz has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder

Report finds Tehran fails to block supplies to Yemen's Huthi rebels

A prime task of Trump's top diplomat is to allay Turkish anger over US policy in Syria

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Cruz charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder deadly rampage at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland

Supreme Court has allowed the restrictions to go into effect while litigation challenging the policy continues

The staffer gave the woman a coloured bottle apparently mistaking it for water

More than 170 indian air force pilots lost their lives in the past, with crashes blamed on its ageing fleet

Turnbull announced the amendment to ministerial code of conduct

DG ISPR says Indian unethical and unprofessional approach across the LoC continues terrorising civilians

Researchers hope combining nature with physics will enable them to develop crops that withstand plant diseases

First ever Chinese Spring Festival celebrated in Ibn-Sina University in Kabul

Figures alone cannot capture the appalling human suffering inflicted on ordinary people, says UN envoy

Malian source said French force had been conducting operations in northeastern Mali for several days

Trump administration has asked 28 NATO members to increase military capabilities, contribute more to war games

Critics lash out in response, saying the focus should be on women's abilities, not their attire

Former chief of religious police in holy city of Makkah says exchanging greetings and red roses is an act of kindness

Britain warns it will cut off ties with foreign aid charities that cover up sex scandals

Police raid Johannesburg home of Gupta family accused of overseeing web of corruption under Zuma's rule

Gunman, whose fellow students described him as 'troubled,' was arrested without incident

Taliban offer of dialogue came in a statement addressed to the American people

The agency says women remain poorer, sicker and more vulnerable to violence than men