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Coalition says it has not received formal request from Hadi's government to observe truce

Flag hoisting on Tuesday marks official opening of 2015 Kumbh Mela, which is held every third year

It is aimed at forging unity in a nation hit by outbreaks of communal violence and inflammatory hate speech

The cultural festival that began on June 18 coincides with a broader tourism drive in Saudi Arabia

Top concerns identified by Gen Dunford as preventing al Qaeda’s reemergence, curbing nuclear proliferation.

These individuals issued an ethics policy that aligned with government interrogation techniques

Prince Saud's body was flown home from the United States on Saturday afternoon for funeral prayers and burial

The Information Minister says that China did not support India's move to isolate Pakistan at the UN

Riffat Zaidi, orthopedic surgeon in the US, breaks from tradition to devise ways to make Ramazan food healthier

Modi, Turkmen president issue joint statement reaffirming strong commitment towards timely implementation of TAPI

Colonel Pramote Prom-in, a regional security spokesperson, says the violence was related to the holy month of Ramazan

The article was based on a poll by the Daily Mirror

38-year-old Basharat Hussain was arrested after the beginning of Operation Clover

The campaign aims to combat extremists who groom young people

It could be the most powerful typhoon to hit Zhejiang in July since the Communist Party took power in 1949

An exemption in Islam gives travellers a break from fasting

Security official says pilotless aircraft crashed into the sea after which fishermen alerted army

A total of 19 women began the training program in April but 16 have been eliminated

She took the car keys while her father was at a nearby store; church left with a crack in a brick wall

It is the first national survey on child and maternal health in India from the last decade

Comprises of sculpted juxtaposition of two of the world's most potent symbols, Christianity and communism

Attack comes during the last week of the holy month of Ramazan

Agent confirms the Egyptian star had been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon also welcomes the meeting between Nawaz and Modi

Apprehensions linger on future of peace talks vis-à-vis role of Taliban’s Qatar office

Nawaz expresses desire for multi-dimensional ties with Russia, while Putin wants to pursue economic ties

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Russia provided a timely opportunity for some large-scale housekeeping

The African country ins known for its excellent preservation of humanity landmarks

Putin says military presence in Afghanistan "did not bring about quality change for better in the situation

Omar Sharif, 83, was suffering from Alzheimer’s disease

The banner's new home will be the "relic room" of the state military museum in Columbia

Go Set a Watchman is already a best-seller at online retailer Amazon, will be published by HarperCollins on Tuesday

FDA says people should think carefully about taking these drugs

Membership in the group offers Pakistan and India greater access to the energy resources of Central Asia

While Iran does not recognise Israel's existence, Saudi bombing campaign in Yemen drew anger

IS claims Eid prayers were not performed in Prophet Muhammad's (pbuh) time

Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said a deal was unlikely to be reached

Report reveals Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have been more successful in curbing deaths caused by tobacco

Report says detainees suspected of helping the group recruit people from Europe; were planning to cross into Syria

Closure of Thailand's embassy in Ankara and consulate in Istanbul comes after demonstrators stormed the latter

Increasing security cooperation suits both countries' interests, says Chinese president

Zodiac Seats France's new set up will make travelling by air supremely uncomfortable

British Foreign Office advises against all non-essential trips to Tunisia fearing another attack

PM Modi remains silent about his role during religious riots in 2002 that killed over 1,000 people, mostly Muslims

A reporter in international terminal estimates about 1,000 people were stranded there

Author Andrea Dutton says it could take centuries for six-metre rise but more rapid shifts were possible

Zhang, who works for a German magazine, says she was "safe" and on a public bus on her way home

Nine-year-old Daniel will fulfil his dream of becoming a policeman after donations pour in

Both countries agree to revive stalled dialogue

A senior police officer says owner of factory and six others have been arrested