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The force continues to render services for the country but is deprived of basic facilities, claims Jeet Singh

Investigators are looking into the cause of death, official says

Chandrasekaran replaces former chairman Cyrus Mistry who was ousted by Tata Sons

Interior ministry says soldier used his personal gun

Sadiq Khan says a messy divorce from the EU would damage confidence in the city

The soldier opened fire after a row with his colleagues over leaves

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The Palestinians have welcomed the multilateral approach

The roadblock was put up amid concerns that such games contain potential threats to consumer and traffic safety

Mosul lies on the Tigris River at a crossroads between Iraq, Turkey and Syria and once prospered as a major trade hub

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Ban said he was prepared to meet with the public this week before making a "selfless decision"

The latest models and concepts from the North American International Auto Show in Motor City

At least 65,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since Myanmar launched a military operation in October

Latest missile test means Pakistan now capable of launching nuclear weapons from land, air and sea

China says it has no hostile intent and is ready to solve dispute through bilateral talks

Submarine can launch an attack on enemy with torpedoes as well as with tube-launched anti-ship missiles

Some 20 people have been charged in Belgium in connection with the investigation into the Paris attacks

The poster was unveiled at railway stations throughout Switzerland this week

Madeeha Anwar Chaudhry says her experience was 'amazing'

Trump began the press conference muted and disciplined, but became increasingly agitated as questions piled up

US support for the YPG has been a major sticking point between Washington and Turkey

US President-elect Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would maintain ownership of his global business empire

Experts say the bees are important because they pollinate economically important crops

Consensus has long been that the centre of the planet is composed of about 85 percent iron and 10 percent nickel

The Afghan capital is infested with organised criminal gangs who stage kidnappings for ransom

Pena Nieto issued his own demands, renewing calls for the US government to stop the illegal trafficking for guns

Trump's nominee also branded Russia a "danger" during the hearing

The statue on the Paseo de la Gloria walkway was severed at the waist

Acknowledges Russia likely hacked Democratic National Committee and emails of other top Democrats

The row erupted after a Twitter user sent Swaraj a screengrab of the doormats on sale

'My two sons, who are right here, Don and Eric, are going to be running the company'

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met workers, volunteers as well as families who have turned to the charity for help

The new ad product will show full-screen ads intermittently as users swipe through photos and videos

I have nothing to do with Russia, says US President-elect

The 26-year-old entered two houses in Arak and shot eight people with a Kalashnikov

The move comes after IMF warned the country over its below comfortable level foreign reserves

The move has dealt a blow to opposition leader Rahul Gandhi who had latched on to the case

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

JAD is an umbrella organisation that Indonesian authorities estimate includes hundreds of Islamic State sympathisers

More than 7,300 people have been killed in Yemen since March 2015

Businesses with more than 500 staff members will also have to publish regular updates on salary structures

Women were coerced into installing intra-uterine devices across China from the 1980s

The regime's strikes on rebel strongholds have eased since the ceasefire but have not completely stopped

Abdulaziz al-Shubaily will also be barred from writing on social media for eight years after his release

Online poll shows that more than 60 per cent agree with revealing identities of those engaged in illegal activities

Aoun would like his trip to result in a lifting of travel advisories imposed by some Gulf states last year

Fingerprint recognition technology is becoming widely available to verify identities

Trait-Reputation-Identity (TRI), can help organisations improve their recruitment process and save money

Militants clashed with police and detonated a car bomb in Izmir last week