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Agrees to allow Guru Nanak’s devotees from other faiths to visit the site

Tehran expresses inclination towards PM Imran’s proposal with ‘some caveats’

Red carpet rolled out for Prince William, Kate Middleton upon their arrival at Noor Khan Airbase

Rabia Zakir says she wants to personally present 'gift' to Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

Keshav Prasad Maurya was addressing public gathering in support of BJP candidates

Previous studies have also shown correlation between air pollution and pregnancy complications

The Duke and Duches­s of Cambri­dge will remain in the country till October 18

25-year-old was grappling with severe depression

PM Johnson wants to strike exit deal at EU summit on Thursday and Friday

'Ending the war in Yemen will pave the ground for de-escalation in the region'

Laws ban doctors from sharing an unborn child's sex with parents, or carrying out tests to determine child's gender

Turkey has stepped up attacks on Syrian Kurds over the weekend

Tahnoun bin Zayed visit marks the highest-level meeting between Abu Dhabi, Tehran since tanker attacks in May

Iraqi protesters say they have not been convinced by the government's response to their demands

In her address to the parliament, Queen Elizabeth says UK intends to work towards a new partnership with the EU

Several European countries have halted arms exports to Turkey over offensive and some are pushing for formal EU ban

Says govt will double its investigative operation and track down content in a similar manner to child abuse material

Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer wins Nobel prize for creating approach to alleviate global poverty

It is the first Iranian ship to have been targeted since a spate of attacks on vessels in the Gulf

In the past 20 years, three-quarters of winners have matched that description

The prize is for a work of fiction originally written in English and published in Britain or Ireland

Mobile phone services only restored for calls and text messages

Japan sends troops after Typhoon Hagibis floods towns

The scandal raises fresh criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte's signature campaign

Sources say the 12 defendants will not be convicted of the top charge they were facing over the 2017 breakaway bid

The activists will target major financial institutions

The visit comes at a time of increasing instability in the Middle East

Russian president's first trip in 12 years comes amid heightened regional tensions

In the clip, the US president's head is superimposed on a man opening fire in the 'Church of Fake News'

Each year, an estimated 20 million "medical tourists" seek treatment around the world

Syrian government forces moved towards the Turkish border as US orders the withdrawal of almost all soldiers in Syria

A 2010 ruling said Muslims, Hindus should split the site of the 16th-century mosque but gave Hindus the lion's share

The Malaysian government will monitor trade situation with India

Hong Kong protesters violence increases towards private property

Typhoon Hagibis brings heavy rain and destruction

We will do everything we can to cooperate with the Congress, says Defence Secretary Mark Esper

A journalist has also been killed, but the victim's nationality could not be identified immediately, says observatory

PM says Tehran-Riyadh issue is a complex one but it is possible to sort out differences through dialogue

Two bike-borne miscreants wrenched Damayanti Ben Modi’s purse containing two cellular phones and cash up to Rs50,000

Shehryar Afridi urges UN high commissioner to work on challenges being faced by Pakistan in hosting Afghan refugees

Trudeau brings the ethnos of multilateralism to a new generation and proclaims, 'Canada is back!'

British High Commissioner Thomas Drew posts video message on Twitter a day before the royal visit

Those who think they can make Turkey turn back with these threats are gravely mistaken, says president

UN warns of the impact of any further escalation of Turkey's offensive or of sudden shifts in control over territory

Will help Nepal realize its dream of becoming land-linked country from land-locked one, says President Xi

'External forces backing such attempts dividing China will be deemed by Chinese people as pipe-dreaming!'

A slump in the residential property market has left many builders struggling to repay loans to shadow lenders

At an election rally, Indian PM claims situation in occupied Kashmir will be normalised in four months

Johnson will speak to three leaders

The storm's heavy rain triggered deadly landslides and caused rivers to burst their banks