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If I’m found guilty, then cut my leg, says BJP lawmaker, who was accused in evoking the violence during the protest

British PM's comments were aimed at Sadiq Khan, a Muslim who is leading opinion polls for the May 5 mayoral election

Students urge women to participate if they too think all women should have right to dress as they wish

Local restaurateurs, lawyers and others have opposed the policy

Fisherman manage to fight off a shark with their bare hands

Until the end of World War II, it was common in southern Europe, including Portugal, Italy, the Balkans and Greece

Legislation gives investigators sweeping powers to use secret cameras and bugging devices in private homes

Police say the 25-year-old Singh lured the teenager away from the court in Bathinda district

Hussain al-Magaafi had been found guilty of fatally stabbing a fellow Saudi following an argument

Iran denies accusations by Gulf states that it is smuggling weapons to Yemen

No tsunami warning has been issued

Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks requested that reactors be turned off

Some 7,000 men and women officers report violations in Tehran

Reports of families and farmers in remote villages walking long distances to find water have dominated local media

With 347 wounded, casualty has risen with more than double the total previously estimated by police

Arrests made in an operation carried out in the southern provinces of Turkey

World press freedom deteriorated in 2015, especially in the Americas

Javed was tortured and branded a terrorist by the Indian authorities after he fell in love with a Pakistani girl

It was the latest such demolition carried out by Israel as a deterrent

Mitsubishi sold over one million vehicles in its last fiscal year

China's cities often hit by heavy pollution, blamed on coal-burning by power stations, heavy industry and vehicle use

According to the report, iPhone 7 will look largely like the iPhone 6/iPhone 6S

A major adult entertainment trade group dismissed the move as "noxious" and an "old-fashioned morals bill"

Shiite Huthi rebels and their allies agree to join delayed UN-brokered peace talks in Kuwait

India backtracks, says it will make all possible efforts to get back Koh-e-Noor diamond from Britain

In a zone popular with tourists, 480 people are known to have died, the government said Tuesday

Invitation would be sharp turnaround for a leader who was once barred from US over massacres of Muslims

78 percent of Germans, over two-thirds of Spaniards and almost six out of 10 French want Britain to stay in the EU

Riyadh launched an Arab military intervention last year to confront perceived Iranian expansionism in Yemen

Shortly after the November 13 attacks in Paris, Islamic State group issued threats against French schools

It is the latest sign of Brazil slipping into unpredictable political territory

South Sudan's best hope to end over two years of war risks collapse after rebel chief Riek Machar fails to return

Xu Shaoshi says there are weak risk controls to prevent corruption from happening

US president's four-day trip comes ahead of a June 23 referendum

Obama is to hold talks with King Salman, attend a summit with the six Gulf Cooperation Council monarchies

Meeting of the NATO-Russia Council will be the first since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014

Thousands gather in Caracas and across the country seeking a referendum on cutting his term short

UN's climate science panel announce it will deliver a "special report" in 2018

The treasure trove comes from an IS defector who hands over 11,000 personnel files to US television network

It is the most decisive New York primary in decades, leaves Bernie Sanders with a tough decision on how to proceed

"The boat sank because of a heavy wave in the sea," the official said

The farming estate includes 10 cattle stations, stretching across southern and western Australia, and Queensland

Kirpal Singh, 50, died under mysterious circumstances in Lahore's Kot Lakhpat jail

The brothers had informed officials that physical contact with women who are not family members violated their faith

The Queens native could find his home state a political graveyard like many Republican contenders before him

Rain came down at rates as high as four inches an hour on Monday, Weather Channel reports

Witnesses says the argument was over the price of a cup of tea

South Asia, with India at its centre, is fastest-growing and second-largest region for human trafficking in the world

The device, bought in 1995 and sited at the main Mulago referral hospital, stopped working early in April

Panama is scrambling to avert redesignation as a tax haven after the disclosure of the offshore dealings