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Rapid Action Battalion arrested five members of JMB, including one of the group's leaders who used to study in Canada

The burkini has stirred controversy in France, but on the beaches of North Africa, it has made few waves

The submarines are being built at a state-run shipyard in Mumbai

The man was in Australia on a valid tourist visa and had no known links to radical groups such as Islamic State

With 368 people injured and an unknown number trapped under rubble, the figure of dead and wounded is expected to rise

The ban is intended to save thousands of dogs

According to a press release, the information provided to the UN committee by India was proved to be false

The blasts came less than two weeks after a series of explosions hit three of Thailand's most popular tourist resorts

Human Rights League is appealing a decision which upheld a ban on the outfit by the town of Villeneuve-Loubet

The people targeted administered pages on social networks including smartphone applications, says cyber crime agency

Stray cattle are a major traffic menace in India, with hundreds of bovines roaming freely on roads across the country

Fighting has recently escalated in the opium-growing province of Helmand

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

Athens is the only EU capital without a mosque

Illustrations of her trip to India included many of the country’s famous monuments

The alleged attacker, 20-year-old Wasil Farooqui may have tried to sneak into Syria

Duterte warns legislators not to interfere with his campaign, saying they could be killed

'I will not repeat it. I am glad they saved my life and I want to go back to my family'

Warts began to develop on the boy's palm and feet when he was only three months old

'The father stabbed his son in the chest with a kitchen knife' a police spokesman said

We look at a series of pictures capturing the events leading to this teen's wedding in Gaza

In all, 49 percent of those surveyed in 22 countries said there were 'too many immigrants'

'It's a very opportune moment to extend our relations' Iranian foreign minister

Police and fire officials say hundreds of residents were also evacuated from their homes

Her remarks come after the Indian defence minister said 'going to Pakistan is like going to hell'

Competition for jet order is fierce as Lockheed Martin, Boeing Co and Saab AB push for India's defence contract

Balconies where beautiful women once stood are now empty

US gun culture is also a source of derision in Canada

India has provided over $2 billion in economic assistance to Afghanistan in the last 15 years

Harris's family has launched an online fundraiser to pay for funeral expenses

The burkini has sparked huge controversy in France, with bans in 15 towns in the country's southeast

Blaming Pakistan for protests is living in denial, says ex-CM.

The Belgian capital has been on high alert since local Islamic State militants carried out the attacks in Paris

Gina-Lisa Lohfink, 29, was fined 20,000 euros by the court

Delegates express concerns on personnel's firing, harassment, raids and arrests in an already volatile valley

Ukrainian border guard service says 36-year-old entered Ukraine on Sunday and will formally seek asylum on Monday

Japan Meteorological Agency says typhoon Mindulle made landfall at 12:30pm in Tateyama city 80kms southeast of Tokyo

The move is aimed at luring back tourists and residents who often flee abroad during the scorching desert summer

Codenamed 'Han Kuang 32', drills are designed to test how Taiwan's armed forces would repel an attack from China

30 best pictures from Rio 2016 Olympics

Jean-Baptiste Frederic Isidore Thielemans, known affectionately as Toots, died in his sleep in a Brussels hospital

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

As some French seaside resorts ban the burkini, it turns out more and more women are buying the swimwear

Talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Abbas have been suspended since 2014

Investigators earlier believed the fire was caused by an extension cord connected to a refrigerator

The communists' support is mostly in deeply poor rural areas of the Philippines

The MEP’s suggestion prompted anger online but he refused to apologise

Jammu and Kashmir Petrol Tanker Owners Association has announced an indefinite strike over poor security arrangements

Shivraj Singh Chouhan, CM Madhya Pradesh state was seen being carried by officials through ankle-deep muddy water

Iran is also highly sensitive to any suggestion that it would allow foreign militaries to be based in its territory