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Protesters vow to continue until demands met; traffic disrupted, mobile services suspended

Incidents occurred at 1 a.m. local time on Wednesday morning, hit national gas pipelines in two regions

Government appeals to farmers to come forward for discussion regarding their demands, with Agriculture Minister Munda

ATC declares 30 suspects involved in May 9 riots proclaimed offenders

Rights groups say that restrictions on the press are increasingly common in India and particularly oppressive in IIOJK

Hezbollah rejects formally negotiating a de-escalation until the war in Gaza ends

Legislation allocates $61b for Ukraine, $14b for Israel and $4.83b to support Indo-Pacific partners, including Taiwan

Tensions rise near New Delhi as farmers protest demanding crop price fixes

Spokesperson says historic legislation achieved through dialogue and peaceful advocacy

Indian Prime Minister Modi's intervention credited in securing release; seven of the eight men have returned to India

Farmers in India demand better crop prices promised in 2021; talks scheduled to avoid protests

51 missing still missing as rescue efforts shift to search and retrieval; US provides $1.25M aid

Israeli military spokesman said hostages were being held on second floor of a building

Attack violates measures indicated by ICJ to protect people of Gaza from genocide, says FO

Ben Cardin condemns 'in strongest terms' deadly bombings at election campaign offices in Balochistan

Situation under control in Banbhoolpura area of Uttarakhand state after Thursday’s violent clashes, says official

The helicopter carrying the two-time president of Chile crashed in the waters of Lake Ranco, cause not determined

JCB bulldozer-led demolitions have left at least 617 individuals homeless or deprived of their means of livelihood

At least 174 people were rescued and rushed to hospitals; compensation for the families of the deceased announced

Riyadh urges UNSC members to recognise Palestinian state on 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as capital

Resistance group's counterproposal envisages three phases of truce, each lasting 45 days

Azerbaijan is at a critical crossroads characterised by internal dynamics, strategic concerns

Guidelines mandate safe brain-computer research, aiding functions and enhancing interaction for health

TeK UK leader, Fahim Kayani, highlights Kashmir's right to self-determination, UN resolutions

US and UK launch airstrikes in Yemen and Iraq and Syria, responding to attacks and escalating tensions in the region

Uttarakhand proposes a Uniform Civil Code, aiming for equality across religions; Muslim leaders oppose the new bill

Charles' cancer diagnosis prompts outpouring of support; Prince William to fulfil some of the monarch's duties

King Charles postpones public duties, he remains positive about treatment

US Secretary of State to visit Egypt, Qatar, Israel to advance talks with Hamas for hostage deal

United States, Britain strike 36 Houthi targets in Yemen after hitting Tehran-backed groups in Iraq, Syria

Mortar shells from Myanmar land in Bangladesh, 17 wounded, Rohingya among victims; fear grips border villages

The two countries exploring arms sales; joint committee for research and development formed

Kononenko will reach 1,000 days in space on June 5; by late September, 1,110 days expected

Areas around Vina del Mar city hardest hit; emergency teams struggle to contain flames threatening urban areas

Pentagon says it targeted 13 locations across Yemen, Houthis vow response and consequences for US strikes

Israeli planes bomb kindergarten in Rafah sheltering displaced Palestinians

Beijing released a white paper on its counter-terrorism approach to 'dispel disinformation'

A prominent barrister known for his role in prosecuting Serbia's Milosevic, weighs in on the Hague proceedings

Tensions rise in Varanasi as Hindus seek control of Gyanvapi mosque; local court orders mosque basement open to Hindus

Despite the strikes Pentagon says does not want war with Iran; Iraq delivers formal protest to US

Male's foreign ministry says New Delhi agrees at talks to start pulling out its 89 personnel by March 10

Foreign ministry spokesperson says US jumped to an unwarranted conclusion in absence of valid evidence

This is the third such operation this week after a spate of attacks on shipping in the region

Bird was caught at a port in Mumbai with ‘messages written in a Chinese-like script’ on its wings

US President Joe Biden issues executive order against Jewish settlers who attack Palestinians in the West Bank

Europol busts illegal EU migration ring, 15 arrested for sham marriages, human trafficking, money laundering

Houthis attack Red Sea shipping, US and Britain retaliate; ceasefire talks for Gaza amid intense fighting

Decision to pull out senior officers is to help avoid direct involvement in escalating Middle East conflict

Israeli settler violence against Palestinians have increased in recent months as Jewish settlements have expanded

Indian defence officials say that navy personnel have investigated more than 250 vessels in the last two months