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Motorists' hopes were dashed after police cracked down and arrested two people

Police say executive directors of Amazon India were being named as accused

Srikesh Kumar was rushed to a clinic in a critical condition after he was hit by a motorbike

Comments in response to US envoy's assertions about cut in aid following military takeover by Taliban

When his son died in 2015, Bilhore says he did not cry, instead decided to make Mumbai pothole-free city

Police say arrest warrant issued for the 42-year-old gun owner

Leishmaniasis was earlier mostly reported in bordering areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan

The Saudi national women's squad is currently preparing for its first friendly match in February

Election in Malacca seen as a test for the country's fractured political parties

Chinese professor worked with PLA lab, exposing monkeys to extreme altitude to develop drugs to prevent brain damage

Many demonstrators waved Austrian flags and carried signs with slogans such as 'no to vaccination'

Crowds of several hundred rioters torched cars, threw rocks at police during the protests on Friday

Ship carrying two Island-class patrol boats departed Baltimore for Ukrainian port of Odessa on November 8

Three buses washed away in one incident in southern India

Country has 1% of world's vehicles but 11% of global deaths from accidents

Law minister says there is no legal basis to allow convicted Zia to fly abroad for medical treatment

In a speech in Bahrain, Austin acknowledges concern that United States is solely focused on China's challenge

Thousands of Afghan government workers are owed at least three months of salary

Hajian said his unit would "deal decisively" with fuel smuggling in the sea to protect Iran's economy

Protesters gathered to voice opposition to govt plans to restrict access to indoor venues

On Monday, British government apologizes to Butt who was falsely described as extremist hate preacher in 2015

The golden age of box cameras in Afghanistan came when compulsory national service was introduced in the 1950s

Here are a few of Modi's aggressive decisions, some of which have backfired

18-year-old fatally shoot two men and wounded a third during 2020 racial justice protests

White House official says Quad group made up of US, India, Japan and Australia, aims to expand cooperation

Biden is undergoing his annual physical at a military hospital outside of Washington

Union leaders say they won’t forgive a government that labelled protesting farmers as terrorists and anti-nationals

Lawsuit says supervisors turn their backs when complaints are brought to them

8, including driver injured in accident, say Greek police sources

Persephone Rizvi says she was using alcohol as coping mechanism, going through emotionally-draining experiences

Washington says it stands by Manila amid an 'escalation that threatens regional peace and stability'

Group says move shows 'absolute bias toward Israeli occupation, submission to blackmail and dictations.'

Thousands of people turned out for funeral prayers with angry mourners shouting ‘we want freedom’

Sudden concession on the three laws comes ahead of elections early next year in Uttar Pradesh

Clause removed from bill after CCI raised objections

PM Bennett thanks President Erdogan for helping to resolve the affair

US president hit hard for handling of coronavirus pandemic, climate change, economy, foreign policy

Deaths of Mohammad Altaf Bhat and Mudasir Ahmed Gul sparked outrage in the occupied territory

'Jai Bhim' is a legal drama based on the true story of an activist lawyer fighting for a tribal woman

Victims were killed between 2011-2012 in showdown between gangs, local media reports

Many scientists tracking the data believe it's the right time for the move — though some have expressed misgivings

Kremlin leader describes relations with the United States as 'unsatisfactory'

CM Charanjit Singh Channi says he will pray for 'prosperity, peace, harmony on both sides'

The drugmaker applied for emergency authorisation of the drug, branded as Paxlovid, this week

Modi frames virtual money as a domain that needs to be closely policed

Frequent Chinese and US military exercises in the region have raised fears of conflict

Three Russian humanitarian aid aircraft will evacuate people on their way back

Treatment given in one go, as two sequential shots in the arm

UN has warned that around 22 million Afghans, or about half the country, will face food shortages this winter

Newly laid mines and other booby traps were buried beneath doors of buildings and beside windows