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Shah Anand, along with his Muslim friends, was asked to exit the plane "because of their appearance"

Report compiled from more than two million leaked passwords during the year shows little change in patterns

Last week, more than 80 dead bodies, mostly decomposed skeletons and half burnt corpses, surfaced in the river

First flower even grown in space makes debut, US astronaut Scott Kelly wrote on Twitter, with a photo of the flower

Less known for shuttle diplomacy, the premier has committed himself to easing out tension between two historic rivals

Roughly 90,000 people applied for asylum last year, more than 1 per cent of the population

There's an increasing risk of hypothermia, pneumonia, and other life-threatening illnesses

The feature-length film, screened during Sundar Pichai's keynote at Google For India, will be released this year

Report says IS in a letter threatened the Indian premier and defence minister

The incident has been likened to initial police silence over a spate of sex assaults during New Year's festivities

Authorities said they were prepared to issue a wide-scale evacuation order if the situation deteriorates further

The Educate Against Hate site will warn parents and teachers to watch out for signs of radicalisation among youngsters

Iran's highest authority made clear that Washington should still be treated with suspicion

Enraged husband cuts off his wife's nose in Afghanistan

The photo showed a holidaying Hun Sen in casual clothes posing with his grandchildren and wife Bun Rany

We are aware of the issue and are working towards a resolution," the site said

Renault promised Monday to come up with a "technical plan" over coming weeks to bring down harmful emissions

Firefighters were called at 6:00am to the blaze at the hotel, in the heart of Paris' luxury quarter

Pupil applied for seat allocated to his district’s quota

Over six decades, rising water temperatures appear to have been reducing the amount of food for fish

There have been reports particularly from Madaya that civilians have starved to death under siege.

Photos show short skirts, flash cars and no burkas before Afghanistan plunged into hell

Koide, born just months before the Wright brothers made their first successful flight, died in hospital in Nagoya

Trudeau said Iran had made 'significant movement towards respecting international expectations'

The company employs about 2,400 drivers, mostly housewives or students, and hopes to soon expand outside the capital

Prices sank to new depths not seen since 2003 after the US and Europe lifted sanctions on Tehran

Officials say authorities were unable to find a suitable airplane to deliver the organ

The figures for 2015 represented a meagre drop from around 24.7 to 18.4 deaths for every 1,000 total births

Prime Minister David Cameron has called the outspoken tycoon's remarks 'divisive, stupid and wrong' but opposes a ban

MI5 beat more than 400 organisations to top Stonewall's Top 100 Employers list for 2016, after coming seventh in 2015

Amid heated rhetoric on Muslims across the county during the presidential campaign season, Hamtramck has embraced them

The Dutch PM, Wilders, also referred to the Cologne attacks as 'sexual terrorism, sexual jihad'

London and Brussels say they are optimistic about the possibility of a deal with Britain at the EU summit in February

Government forces used dozens of the vehicles to navigate the town's tiny alleys

Top diplomats emphasise need for end to ‘senseless violence’

They were among a group of 50 soldiers taking part in the skiing exercise

Says the Americans would have been released even if the sanctions had remained in place

Suspect travelled to Syria along with one of the suicide bombers who blew himself up in Saint-Denis, Paris

Denmark is on track to meet its target of generating 50% of its electricity from wind power by 2020, says an official

The suspect also confessed to shooting at security officers and torching a bus on January 5, says ministry

Rohit Vemula, a 26-year-old doctoral student at the university of Hyderabad, was found hanged on Sunday evening

Catholic student Zion Lourdes Perez wore a headscarf as part of 'modest week' programme in school

With 900 million users worldwide, the company does not plan to launch third-party advertising to generate revenue

Riyadh and Tehran have presently reached the highest level of tension since the Iran-Iraq war

The US imposed sanctions on 11 companies and individuals for supplying Iran's ballistic missile programme

Global tourism figures were hard hit by the global financial crisis, declining 4.0 percent in 2009

New rules do not allow unscheduled breaks during production

Two teenage girls from rural areas were rescued from brothels in Delhi while a third girl is still missing

Dozens more people need immediate specialised medical care outside Madaya if they are to survive, says report

Describing the cats as 'our mosque’s Friday guests', the imam lets the cats stay throughout the winter months