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Working on other 'methodologies' too, General Rawat says

'This is a dangerous trend and we want the government to protect us'

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

More than 90 percent of India's workforce - an estimated 400 million people - are in informal employment.

Sydney Lemos, 36 was behind the failed investment scheme worth 50 million dirhams ($13.6 million)

Rights groups say China tramples on Tibet's religious and cultural traditions, charges denied by Beijing

'She should have never been put to sea'

Ankara has been angered by Washington's support for the Kurdish YPG militia

Cho said the incoming US administration was clearly aware of the "gravity and urgency" of Pyongyang's nuclear threat

According to Hurriyet daily, the attacker showed signs of being well trained in use of arms

We take a look at heartbreaking images of the ancient city before and after the war

Gunasekharan, 21, was flung at a distance of about 100 feet

No immediate reports of casualties

State minister says women harassed during New Year’s Eve celebrations because they dressed and acted like westerners

Outliving all of his siblings, wives and children, Gotho celebrated his birthday with his grandson and his wife

The plaintiff was sacked after seven days working for a health centre in Guizhou, reports said.

Shalab Kumar says US president-elect will 'not tolerate dual role from India's neighbour'

Many of the antiquities date back to the 11th and 12th centuries

Video challenges various bans imposed by Saudi government on women

The trial comes at a time when residents are losing faith in Hong Kong's leaders,

'Mars Ice Home' is a large blowup torus, shaped like an inner tube that is enclosed by a casing of water ice

Strangers threatened him, car windows were smashed and he faced repeated demands to apologize to Assad on television

Creation inspired by city's financial district, chef says

Chung denied having knowledge about her mother's business transactions

Last month China conducted its first ever live-fire drills using an aircraft carrier close to Korea

The body will now have to deliver its reports to lawmakers

A total of 19 people have been infected with bird flu in China so far this winter

Efforts to find a political solution to Syria's war have failed since anti-government protests began in 2011

An official from Miami International Airport said at least 30 international flights were affected

Nisar says ministries will make arrangements to bring Rubina back

Five members of a family and 14 Houthi rebels were among the dead

Dubai Harbour will also feature a cruise ship port and a terminal that can accommodate 6,000 passengers at a time

The riot began late Sunday and was brought under control by around 7 am on Monday

Wael Shalaby resigned on Saturday shortly before he was arrested and was charged following day with taking bribe

Supported by mobile launcher, the surface-to-surface missile was flight tested from Abdul Kalam Island, off Odisha

The court ruling comes just weeks ahead of a state election in Uttar Pradesh

Republican Donald Trump will be sworn in to office on Jan 20

The South Korean giant is being investigated for providing favors to President Park in return for funding initiatives

The parents were charged with murder after police found burn marks on the toddler's body

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

15 people were inside the minivan while 12 passengers were packed into the pickup truck

Tens of thousands of people from the persecuted ethnic group have fled a state launched military operation

Company claims Method-2 is the world's first manned bipedal robot

The ministry has said a short-circuit in the engine room may have caused the fire

Saudi pilgrims minister Mohammed Bentin had opened discussions with Iran to work out the details of the 2017 hajj

The expulsion of diplomats were part of a package of sanctions ordered by President Obama

Police say 61 people were also wounded in the incident

Netanyahu also came under scrutiny over an alleged conflict of interest in the purchase of submarines

Facebook CEO says 'religion is very important'

A heroic soldier of the caliphate struck one of the most famous nightclubs in Istanbul