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The latest incident comes a year after an elderly Christian nun was raped at a convent school in West Bengal

The Hague is holding hearings to decide whether it is indeed competent to hear lawsuits against India and Pakistan

Naveeda Ikram, 42, was being probed by the police over allegations of ‘financial irregularities', she denies charges

Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland top the list

This is the second such attack in Somalia in recent weeks targeting passenger aircraft

Nigerian national stabs his friend while arguing over whether Messi or Ronaldo is the world's best footballer

We look at Nepalese Hindus offering special prayers and fasting to commemorate the occasion

As a candidate for the May elections, he was allowed TV and radio air time for political advertisements

Sanders beat Clinton with 64.3 per cent of the vote compared to her 35.5 per cent

Afghans account for around 1/4 of the migrants risking their lives in the small boats leaving Turkey's shore

Here is a sneak peak into his enviable collection

Koalas and kangaroos are subject to more scientific study than Australia's twitching rodents and bats

His work changed the way the world communicates

The video shows Maloney allegedly biting off the rat's head and washing it down with three shots of vodka

The public prosecutor confirmed that both girls had returned home by Sunday evening

Head of the nation's biggest Muslim rebel organisation warns IS will capitalise on growing frustration

Ransomware, one of the fastest-growing types of cyber threats, encrypts data on infected machines

Ninety-nine percent of the collection sold during the two-day auction

Netanyahu reiterates commitment to a decision allocating an area at the Western Wall for egalitarian Jewish prayer

The Przewalski's horse became extinct in the wild only two decades ago

Gunman killed one person and injured two others during siege of an industrial estate

People will flock Wednesday to watch the eclipse travel in a broad arc across the world's biggest archipelago nation

The flight, with 239 people on board, vanished en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014

Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most conservative nations, has long been accused of fuelling extremism

‘Undeclared war between Pakistan and Afghanistan’ to blame for conflict

Indian media claims Pakistan tipped off about infiltration of terrorists

Trump says he supports waterboarding and other extreme interrogation techniques that are a "hell of a lot worse"

She died at her home in Los Angeles of congestive heart failure

President says he ordered security forces to conduct joint operations with police to dismantle crime networks

The nationality of the migrants was not immediately known

Authorities have blamed IS for Friday attack on refuge for elderly operated by Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity

According to government investigation, death was due to a grave error by the maintenance company

Offer comes a day after the militant group rejected negotiations, saying 'they were kept in the dark'

A doctor at Hilla hospital said at least 11 of the wounded were in a very serious condition

Rama Kunwar hoped her family had forgiven her for marrying against their wishes

Some 120,000 sq km of the sea floor is being scoured at an estimated cost of about A$170 million

Health department officials said they still had no clue how the American was infected while in the Philippines

Cruz and Sanders can also claim momentum as they head toward critical races in Michigan next Tuesday

Rimac Automobili is selling Concept One supercars for 850,000 euros each

Start your pre-holiday cleanse a week or two in advance to boost your immune system

Austria has already come under fire from European Commission and human rights groups for capping its refugee intake

The photograph will appear on Apple billboards around the world

Areas devastated by Fukushima disaster have become hotspots for "dark tourism" and draw annually over 2,000 visitors

Trump has described German Chancellor's welcoming policy towards refugees as "insane"

This gastronomy school in San Sebastian is but one manifestation of a four-decade culinary revolution

Aviation industry insiders cite a number of factors for the drop-off in pilots

Dorje Tsering died from cardiac arrest on Thursday after setting himself ablaze at a housing settlement in India

Beset by casualties and troop shortages, Afghan troops have abandoned outposts in parts of central Uruzgan province

The country’s Supreme Court is currently hearing arguments in favour of removing Islam as the official religion

The next big contest, and a crucial one, will be Tuesday's primary in the industrial state of Michigan