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After recent prison riots at Lee Correctional Institution it calls for nationwide stricter surveillance policies

Khawaja Munir Mashooqullah was also named in the 'Outstanding 50 Asian-Americans in Business' list

Monsoon rains could placate farmers' outrage for Modi

Rape of 11-year-old adds to protesters' fury over Indian justice on sex crimes

The wife's family demanded a Hindu cremation while husband's relatives wanted to observe Islamic rituals

Report praises country for unconditionally hosting millions of migrants, providing best possible facilities to them

Proposal aims to enhance transit visa procedures to enable stopover passengers to visit landmarks

Two of the eight on trial were police officers who are accused of being bribed to stifle the investigation

Physicists all over the world are working on implementing entangled systems with more and more quantum bits

Russian and Iranian military help over the past three years has allowed Assad to crush the rebel threat

NASA predicts that TESS will discover 20,000 exoplanets - or planets outside the solar system

Efforts on to defuse tensions after cross-border skirmishes

Ex-FBI director says US president treats women like pieces of meat, lies constantly about matters big and small

Spokesperson says operation was stopped due to its monitoring of 'global geopolitical issues'

MPs from both Conservative and Labour Party join hands with hundreds of others to press for 'people’s vote'

Official statement from her husband's office says she 'has decided not to seek additional medical treatment'

Men were accused of trespassing but have said they were waiting for a friend before ordering

Affirms commitment to stick with UN resolutions aimed at forcing North Korea to abandon nuclear weapons

Argues intervention as president was necessary to send a signal that use of chemical weapons would not go unpunished

According to media reports, body of Karla Turcios was found on a highway on the outskirts of Santa Rosa Guachipilin

Meeting is to discuss issues including 'fighting terrorism' and economic growth

Khamenei called intrusions into online privacy "haram", or prohibited from a religious standpoint

Another collector had found the similar game stuffed with $5000 in 1985

King Salman rejects US plan to transfer its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

A nearly year-old dispute between Gulf Arab neighbours is still a long way from being resolved

Netanyahu had previously expressed his "total support" for the strikes

The train derailment snapped the railway communications from capital Dhaka to other parts of the country

Latvia's "boutique banking" sector has long sold itself to foreigners as a gateway to the European Union

Passengers and crew were unharmed

14 million adults to be registered at more than 7,000 polling centres

Kim is expected to hold summits with South Korean and US president in the following weeks

Shipments part of an arms deal between Moscow and Islamabad signed back in 2016

The girl was kidnapped, drugged and repeatedly raped over five days

At least six blue helmets were wounded during an unprecedented attack in Timbuktu

Foreign Ministry says US led coordination has 'eased humanity's conscience'

The person who wants to die presses the button and the capsule is filled with nitrogen

When our president draws a red line, our president enforces the red line, says Haley

Protests, strikes and social media furor against mistreatment of minorities across Hindu majority country

Many Rohingya refugees fear returning to a country where they saw their relatives murdered by soldiers

80 per cent of the raw material came from the local market, today 80 per cent comes from abroad

Saudi Arabia and Qatar both voiced support for the strikes

Theresa May should have sought parliamentary approval, not trailed after Donald Trump, says Jeremy Corbyn

Earlier this year Eastern Ghouta was a sprawling semi-rural area just east of Damascus

Three allies circulate a joint draft resolution at the Security Council calling for unimpeded humanitarian aid

North Korean leader greets Song Tao and Chinese delegation visiting Pyongyang

Crowd numbering around 100,000 strong protests against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban

Outspoken 38-year-old, who was a critic of police brutality and an advocate for minorities

According to Martina Forman, her husband died suddenly after a short illness

Pre-designed scenario is being implemented, once again we are being threatened: Anatoly Antonov

Army spokesperson said they no knowledge of any such strike