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Tibetan spiritual leader fled to India in early 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule

Tourist Kimberley Sue Endecott was ambushed and seized by gunmen when she drove into Queen Elizabeth National Park

Sisi faces accusations of overseeing repression of political opponents, women and religious minorities in Egypt

Manmohan S accused of providing information about Sikh community and Kashmir movement to spy agency RAW

Evictions have become a poll issue ahead of the general election in India

Attacks on Indian forces by jungle-based Maoist units are frequent and often deadly in Chhattisgarh

Egyptian security forces have been targeted by extremist groups since 2013

Three US troops were killed in the suicide bomb attack outside Bagram Air Base north of Kabul

400 people died when British soldiers opened fire on men, women and children at Jallianwala Bagh

Video goes viral on social media sparking uproar

Europe's glaciers contain around 100 cubic kilometres of ice

Plane lost contact about 30 minutes after taking off

Some 192 million Indonesians are set to vote next week

Chandrakant Sharma was part of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh

As mentioned in Holy Quran and Sunnah, trees bearing grapes, figs, pomegranates and olives dot the park’s 64 hectares

The bishop faces other charges including unlawful detention, unnatural sex and abuse of authority

The pictures were captured by the Event Horizon Telescope, a network of eight radio telescopes scattered across globe

Suicide bomber targets convoy near Bagram Air Base

Police said after investigating footage of the incident they would not be pressing charges against Connolly

May to seek Brexit delay while her ministers hold crisis talks with opposition to try to break deadlock in London

Many banks and money transfer operators charged too much

IAF only showed two still radar images without any further data or context

This mistake will unite Iranians and the Guards will grow more popular in Iran, says Iranian president

Prime Minister Theresa May has asked for a delay until June 30

Modi-led BJP's popularity spiked following hostilities with Pakistan

Burying loved ones brought relief to many families, but reminders of their losses are never far away

Polling stations opened at 7am across the country and close at 10 pm

Don’t overlook Pakistan’s silence for not drum beating losses on Indian side, Maj-Gen Asif Ghafoor warns Modi govt

Study of two texts shows Leonardo was able to write perfectly using both his left and right hand

Prevalence varies widely by race, ethnicity and geographic location

Rumours have swirled for years Casimir Pulaski, was born with both male and female sex characteristics

Talha Haroon arrested in Pakistan in 2016 after US authorities accused him of planing attack in New York city

Aid is part of a $500m joint food aid programme announced in November

Ex-husband's new wife presses defamation charges over comments posted on Facebook

Iran declares Washington a 'state sponsor of terrorism'

Men more likely to have had intercourse if they had permanent, full-time employment, research says

Muhammad Mushtaq has elephantiasis - caused by a parasitic infection

The meeting is set to take place on the 16th of this month

AKP demanded recount in Ankara and Istanbul citing irregularities

The finds were revealed live on air on Discovery Channel

Promises $300b for country’s farmers and rural development

AKP demands recount in Ankara and Istanbul citing irregularities

As the British PM hopes to convince the EU to grant her a new Brexit extension

Indian PM justifies 'demonetisation' as means to flush out cash being hoarded by wealthy tax cheats

Suspect initially try to concoct an elaborate cover story before confessing

South African rangers have recovered the skull of the man in the vast Kruger sanctuary

The militants launched their assault ahead of a widely expected spring offensive

Justice and Development Party Vice-President makes demand after opposition candidate claims slender win

A project by Discovery channel set up in collaboration with Egypt's antiquities ministry

We believe that Article 35A is an obstacle in the development of the state, the party manifesto says