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Australian men hurl abuse at Muslim women, punch commuter for intervening
The racial vilification started when one of the young women sat down next to the men
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India's Gaana.com hacked by Pakistani hacker
CEO later offers hacker a job at Gaana.com to help find other issue on the website
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Pakistan keen to enhance defence cooperation with Belarus: PM Nawaz
Premier says Pakistan keen to develop strong ties with Belarus during meeting held at PM House
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Hospitals overwhelmed as India heatwave deaths top 1,700
Most of the worst affected are poor and elderly who were simply unaware of the dangers of heat stroke
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Imams threatened as biker group plans anti-Muslim protest outside Arizona mosque
The protest will be held on Friday, but the mosque's administration says they will not alter prayer timings
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Google unveils Android Pay in fresh challenge to Apple
Service would work at more than 700,000 US retail outlets that accept contactless payments
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Despite hostage deaths, majority of Americans still support drone strikes in Pakistan
Less than half of the respondents, 48%, said they were very concerned that strikes endanger lives of civilians
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Car bombs targeting two five-star Baghdad hotels kill at least 10
The bombs exploded seven minutes apart targeting the Babylon and Meridian hotel
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This boss promises to pay college tuition for his employees’ children
Under the programme, employees will see four year tuition of their children taken care of by Huang
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Qaeda-led rebels take Idlib's last Syria regime bastion
Ariha was the last remaining government-held city in Idlib province bordering Turkey
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Saudi-led coalition strikes, fighting kill 40 rebels in Yemen
Non-stop air raids on rebel positions across the city were reported by residents
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Attacks force locals to shut down dozens of cell phone towers in Indian Kashmir
More than 50 towers in the Sopore area of northern Kashmir have been taken out of service
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UN reviewing partnerships with corruption-tainted FIFA
The UN and FIFA have tie-ups, for example, to promote health, gender equality and for child protection
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Alleged Pakistani drug trafficker beheaded in Saudi Arabia
Ihsan Amin became 90th person to be beheaded in Saudi Arabia year, compared with 87 for the whole of 2014
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Australian man gets a black eye after he stood up to defend Muslim women from abuse
Police said they were investigating the incident and had been provided video of the incident be other train passengers
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Facebook formally launches its limited-free internet service in Pakistan
Internet.org is now live in Pakistan for people on the Telenor Pakistan network, says Facebook CEO
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23-year-old crowned maharaja of Indian royal dynasty
The recent economics and English graduate from Boston University succeeded Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wodeyar
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US defense aid to Israel to rise over Iran deal fears: sources
Aid to Gulf Arabs has often ushered in increases in aid to Israel
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India's tallest man longs for love
Though Singh has an MA in Hindi, he is yet to find a good job and works in an amusement park as a freak-show performer
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Creative activism: Artists speak out against FIFA sponsors
In order to create awareness and to shame the sponsors, activists around the world have started creating “anti-logos”
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Commander of elite Tajik police force defects to Islamic State
The US-trained commander chief of elite police force reveals so in a YouTube video
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Indian state revokes controversial emergency law
In another state, a woman has been on a hunger strike for 15 years and will continue till AFSPA is repealed
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Emoji, meme, photobomb, twerk among new Merriam-Webster words
Other entries include clickbait, jegging and NSFW
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Bangladesh to set up courts to try people smugglers
“There will be seven tribunals to try traffickers,” Law and Justice Minister Anisul Huq says
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French bartender jailed after customer who downed 56 shots dies
Renaud Prudhomme had to be rushed to the hospital after breaking the bar's record of most consumed shots
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16-year-old Indian Kashmiri boy may lose vision after pellet attack
On May 21, Nazir was on his way to tuition when he crossed paths with a demonstration and was fired at several times
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Dalai Lama urges Suu Kyi to act on Rohingya
We are lacking concern for others' lives, others' well-being, says Dalai Lama
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Rolls Royces, movies: private India hospitals go luxe for growth
At the 450-bed Fortis Memorial hospital near New Delhi, for example, there is an in-house cinema and a food court
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Malaysia believes 139 bodies in migrant graves: minister
Bodies were wrapped in white cloth, following Muslim tradition and were marked with wooden sticks, says Wan Junaidi
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France says Britain EU referendum 'very risky'
The British population has gotten used to being told: 'Europe is a bad thing'
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Kenyan lawyer offers livestock to wed Obama's teenage daughter: report
I will teach Malia how to milk a cow, cook ugali and prepare mursik like any other Kalenjin woman, says Kiprono
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Sartaj Aziz reiterates Pakistan's unequivocal support to Saudi Arabia
Adviser on foreign affairs and national security meets Saudi foreign minister on sidelines of the 42nd OIC meeting
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Bride and prejudice: rare ethnic marriages reflect China tensions
Aygul was always told by her mother to concentrate on her studies and not find a Han boyfriend
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Saudi designates two Hezbollah officials as terrorists
Saudi Arabia to continue imposing sanctions on entities of Hezbollah as long as they spread chaos and instability
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Hospitals overwhelmed as India heatwave deaths near 1,500
When the temperature soars sleeping on the road is better than sleeping inside the tin cabin, says construction worker
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Spain police bust Pakistani gang trafficking Afghans to Europe
Network was allegedly led by a Pakistani since 2012 and had gang members accompany Afghans on planes from Islamabad
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FIFA suspends 11 corruption suspects: official
The charges are related to football and are of a serious nature
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German court rejects Yemenis' demand to close US base used to operate drones
The three plaintiffs said they survived a 2012 US drone strike that killed two of their relatives
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UN demands action for crimes against journalists
Last year 66 journalists were killed while on assignment
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Parrikar's statement proves India pursues policy of state-sponsored terrorism: Senate body
Senate committee condemns Indian defence minister’s statement that New Delhi would use terrorism to counter terrorism
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Terrorism dividing Muslim world: Saudi foreign minister
Jubeir says Saudi Arabia is committed to confronting the challenges of extremism and violence
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Erdogan promises private jet for top Muslim cleric in Turkey
President says the respected religious leader deserves same privileges as the pope
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I eat beef and nobody can stop me, says Indian minister
Kiren Rijiju’s statement comes days after Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that those who eat beef should go to Pakistan
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Militants kill man for restarting telecom tower on property in Indian Kashmir
According to police, militants had been using the network of transmission towers for their own communications
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UK government confirms EU referendum in Queen's Speech
The 89-year-old monarch promised measures for "working people" such as more free childcare
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Indian Muslim allegedly forced to vacate flat because of her religion
Broker asks Quadri if she wears Muslim clothes
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Indian politicians gain votes through anti-Pakistan propaganda: Tariq Fatemi
Special assistant to the prime minister on foreign affairs says Pakistan is 'done using hate against India'
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Saudi beheads murderer in 89th execution this year
Executions are carried out in public, mostly by beheading with a sword
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Amnesty International: Hamas committed war crimes against Gaza civilians
Amnesty listed cases described 'spine chilling' in which Palestinians accused of helping Israel were killed
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Scientists warn Everest glaciers at risk of disappearing
According to researchers, the worst-case scenario shows a 99 percent loss in glacial mass

















































