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Home Minister says those who shouted "anti-India" slogans, challenge the integrity of the country will not be spared

Airport argues 2010 legislation allowed airports not to put all those entering the building through a metal detector

Italy has been named as the vainest country in the world

Trump says the war in Iraq started the whole destabilization of the Middle East, it started ISIS, Libya, Syria

Diesel car makers have been in spotlight since Volkswagen admitted in September it rigged US diesel emissions tests

Vienna's measures drew an angry reaction from the EU on Thursday

State Department spokesperson says satellite imagery suggested very recent placement of missiles on Woody Island

The heartbreaking portraits reveal a true sense of life during the four-year-long war in Syria

Russia's envoy to UN asks Syrian president to respond over his vow to retake all of Syria

The lions left Nairobi's national park and went into into "highly populated" areas

If US and India reach an agreement by 2017, Lockheed Martin could complete its first made in India jet by 2019-2020

Ustad Abdul Rashid Khan was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2013, making him the oldest to receive the honour

Ranchi police chief says we presume other members have fled but a search operation is on

Instead of washing your jeans, spot clean them with a toothbrush

Apple CEO Tim Cook said on that the government's request would force a "backdoor" that could imperil all iPhone owners

Using HoloLens, Kipman used turned the space around him into a cave, a fantasy land and even the surface of the moon

Military officials fret about the possibility of an unintended clash between the two sides

Scalia, appointed to the court by Republican President Ronald Reagan in 1986, died at a Texas hunting resort at age 79

The victims, aged between 18 and 27, were returning from work

Pacquiao said the controversy had not impacted his training or dampened his morale

Maduro also spent hours complaining he has not had time for lunch because of work or recounting trips abroad

All 46 centrally-funded universities have agreed to display the flags after a meeting

News comes as Apple and US authorities are in a standoff after Apple refused to break into Farook's iPhone

A fierce political fight is brewing as Obama prepares to name a successor to conservative Justice Antonin Scalia

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted his support for Cook on Thursday

US regulators mull whether to approve those flights

The US Government Accountability Office, highlighted concerns about missile attacks from North Korea in a report

Do Peru's potatoes have the right stuff?

Earlier Apple Inc refused to help the FBI break into an iPhone used by a shooter in the San Bernardino attack

The article cited the manufacturer as saying the rifle is targeted to kids aged six to 12

The Republican contender calls pontiff's comments of him 'disgraceful'

Saudi Arabia backs rebel forces fighting Assad and insists he must leave office for country's conflict to be resolved

According to the interior ministry, at least 1,000 Tajik nationals are fighting with Islamic State in Iraq and Syria

The Ocean Gala, built in 1982, will be transformed into a floating hotel anchored in a Baltic Sea port

Company says the initiative will help different people get closer and communicate through the application

The US president made the announcement on his official Twitter account

The 40-year-old Ahmed H. is charged with inciting the crowd to violence and repeatedly threatening the security forces

Bus was reduced to a twisted mess of metal and the road covered in a carpet of crushed red tomatoes

Sri Lanka's body coordinating the tests with Google described the landing as controlled and scheduled

The court warned that its decision did not mean that all past convictions should be overturned

Police said 2 hillwalkers in their 70s had died and a third who was also airlifted to hospital was still being treated

EU froze funds of some Iranian financial entities from 2010 to combat its nuclear weapons programme

Award winning picture snapped by Australian freelance photographer Warren Richardson, is titled 'Hope for a New Life'

Company says it is receiving 600,000 hits per second on its website

The alliance has rarely acknowledged civilian deaths in its campaign against Islamic State

The head of the PYD has denied that his group carried out the attack in the Turkish capital of Ankara

The department petitioned the local magistrate’s court to have the temple removed for obstructing traffic

Hasina Wajid won a key two-thirds majority six years ago and took office with the promise to take on political rivals

Japan has historically been broadly tolerant of homosexuality with cases of samurai warriors during having male lovers

The blast hit the armored vehicle on the highway linking Diyarbakir to the district of Lice