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Mulsim religious leaders issue a statement condemning any attempts to deny or justify the Holocaust.

CIE convenor says it will withhold results of students who don’t reappear in exams.

The mission also says it has lodged a strong protest with the MEA. An FIR has also been lodged.

The image of a woman in a red dress being sprayed by tear gas goes viral on social media.

Teen builds a car that equals Google’s attempt, but is considerably cheaper.

It's our misfortune to be located next to a blundering nuclear power that does not know what to do with its strength.

Manning confirmed he pleads guilty to 10 charges but not the most serious one against him - aiding the enemy.

Turkish Prime Minister has accused the anti govt protestors of walking arm-in-arm with terrorism.

One policeman was also killed and two coalition soldiers were among some 16 people wounded.

Facebook Inc admitted its systems to remove hate speech haven't worked as well as the company had hoped.

Pakistan has increased its warheads by about 10 to between 100 and 120, says SIPRI.

Impoverished Afghanistan, faces another potential headache with usage of the synthetic drug crystal methamphetamine.

On Monday, India's media lashed out at the country's cricket board.

Asia's factory sector lost momentum in May.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry had denied the Taliban delegation’s visit to Tehran on Sunday.

Protesters march on Prime Minister Erdogan's offices in a third day of clashes.

Military chief of al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula post audio message online.

British police arrest Ashraf Islam on May 23, the day after a British soldier was killed in Woolwich, London.

The clashes took place in a mountainous region inside Syria.

Princeton professor Gyan Prakash compares two urban experiences.

Two initiatives involving former security officials, ambassadors and public figures have remained ineffective so far.

This is the first high level and formal interaction between the two sides.

Madonna announces she will support crowd-funding campaign to expand the Dream Street Model School.

Shukla has been under pressure to resign ever since the spot-fixing scandal came to light in mid-May.

Authorities said that a dozen people were being treated in hospitals.

Since April, 2,000 people died as insurgents provoke inter-communal conflict that killed thousands in 2006-2007.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday he could not confirm the woman's death.

Pentagon chief blames Chinese govt and armed forces for repeated intrusions into sensitive US information systems.

Violence broke out after the arrests of dozens of demonstrators cut off power to the Kumtor mine.

The land dispute turned bloody on Thursday when a Terena Indian was shot dead during the eviction by riot police

A retired four-star general previously recommended keeping 13,600 troops in Afghanistan beyond the deadline.

Singh says both leaders want to resolve outstanding issues peacefully.

US Secretary of State insists drone attacks are legal and that they are still at war with al Qaeda, Taliban.

Two initiatives involving former security officials, ambassadors and public figures have remained ineffective so far.

Tourists visit religious complex in Kathmandu Valley for religious reasons.

The resignations of Jagdale and Shirke are likely to pile on more pressure on president N. Srinivasan to quit.

US denies it directly flies or controls any manned or remotely piloted aircraft from the base.

Taliban say they have never attacked those who are "are truly serving the people."

India's economy grew by five per cent last year, down from 6.2 per cent the the preceding year.

No militant group has claimed responsibility for Wednesday evening's attack.

US annual report on trends in political violence cites series of actual and planned attacks linked to Hezbollah.

The 3 were taking photos of military positions between Harim and Idlib when government troops ambushed them.

Local police has found baby's suspected father but would need to carry out a DNA test to confirm his paternity.

Military says 3 Lebanese nationals were arrested in connection with illegal arms, while fourth suspect is at large.

ICRC, which had its Jalalabad offices attacked on Wednesday, is perhaps the most respected aid group among Afghans.

The move would allow Iranians to skirt the government's "attempts to silence its people", says Jen Psaki.

IOC says the PSB is interfering in the matters of the Pakistan Olympic Association.

Syrian President says he is confident of victory over rebels.

Will set up state-of-the-art manufacturing unit on a turnkey basis.

Delhi court grants Indian cricketer Ankeet Chavan conditional bail until June 6.