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The couple developed differences over dowry, police said

Thousands of families were evacuated from nearby towns and villages in the western state of Maharashtra

The case concerns a woman, Samira Achbita, who was fired by Belgian security firm G4S Secure Solutions

We look at 13 images from events around the world

"There are so many that in practice it becomes difficult"

Within a few hours of its launch the site was hacked by a Scottish teenager

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The move puts the organisation on par with Kurdish militants currently fighting the army in Turkey's southeast

Police said they were investigating whether the perpetrators also robbed the women in the latest attacks

The Computex fair comes as Taiwan looks to tech innovation as a way out of economic stagnation

European Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova said tackling illegal online hate speech has taken on added urgency

The gang killed the branch manager of state-run Bangladesh Commerce Bank to get the key to the vault

The man was allegedly accused of promoting 'Islamist' militancy

According to the WHO reports, tobacco smoking currently kills five million people a year worldwide

A Reuters survey of economists will show India's gross domestic product grew 7.5% year-on-year between Jan and March

The attorney general's statement announcing the executions said they had all been given a fair trial

More than 280,000 people have been killed in Syria since the civil war erupted in 2011

Cleric's comments come amid reports of heightened hostility towards people in same-sex relationships

Civilians are increasingly caught in the crosshairs of Afghanistan's worsening conflict

Despite the ban in 2008, female genital mutilation is still widespread in Egypt, especially in rural areas

Saudi Arabia has deployed Patriot missile batteries to counter tactical ballistic missiles

'It is the world record price for any handbag sold at auction'

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

Witnesses reported that tremors could be felt in buildings in Taipei

It was the second group of Bangladeshis rounded up in Singapore since 27 were arrested in late 2015

It is the latest effort by China's ruling Communist party to push its ideology in classrooms

China is using dredgers and other tools to convert low-lying ocean features and sandy blips into military bases

'An operation is in progress and the fire has been brought under control' SP Wardha district Smita Patil says

The woman suffered ruptured breast implants, three cracked ribs, grazes and a numb leg

'I think it is a waste of money' Daud Hotak, a Kabul shopkeeper says

'An individual threw a metal object over the north fence line at the White House' the Secret Service said

The declaration expressed regret over 'Russia's use of force against neighbours and attempted intimidation of NATO'

Harambe was shot after the four-year-old crawled through a barrier and tumbled 15 feet into the enclosure

The report says India has the highest number of people trapped in slavery at 18.35 million

'French Jews have effectively become internal refugees, fleeing insecurity and seeking protection'

'He was brutal. He forcefully had sex with me even when I was admitted sick to hospital'

This would help control their numbers in the wild, after a woman was taken by one of the feared reptiles

Envoy to India says confrontation won’t solve problems between India and Pakistan

First-ever border management system at Torkham from June 1

The boy did not look terrified as he sat beside the massive animal, shows footage

Comedian Tanmay Bhat posted the clip, which mocked Lata Mangeshkar, Sachin Tendulkar

Japanese naval destroyers and anti-ballistic missile Patriot batteries to be ready to shoot down any projectile

Authorities arrested thousands of Brotherhood leaders and members, including Morsi, since ouster by the army in 2013

Martin Senn's suicide comes nearly three years after Zurich Insurance's finance chief Pierre Wauthier killed himself

'We will multiply our descendants' he said in a speech in Istanbul broadcast live on television

The latest comments appear to be the first time Erdogan has accused Moscow of supplying arms to the PKK

A Thai man had a nightmare encounter when a 10-foot python bit his penis while he was squatting on the toilet

Sushma Swaraj says she will 'personally take up' Mashal's case for admission in a medical college

Turkey says reformation of anti-terror laws is out of the question

Duterte declined to attend the joint session, remaining instead in his southern hometown of Dava