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Eight Killed in Bombing in Turkish-controlled Northeast Syria, Defence Ministry Blames Kurdish Militia
Blaming Kurdish YPG militia, the Turkish defence ministry said that the bombing took place southeast of the Syrian town of Tel Abyad which Turkey captured in a military offensive that began one month ago.
Ashok Leyland, Britannia, Coal India, Infosys Among Key Stocks in Focus Today
Ashok Leyland Ltd shares dived as much as 7.3% after the company said net profit fell 92.6% to Rs 38.9 crore in the September quarter versus Rs 527.7 crore a year ago.
Late Monsoon Ending in India Blamed for Australian Bushfires That Has Displaced Thousands
Australian state of New South Wales is struggling to deal with unprecedented bushfire season this year, which till now has killed three people, displaced thousands and destroyed over 150 homes.
Instagram Will Hide Likes on Posts in The US, Influencers Must be Quite Worried
Instagram is currently hiding likes on posts in Canada, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand
Premier League: Manchester City Players Fuming at Liverpool Controversial VAR Goal, Says Ilkay Gundogan
Ilkay Gundogan said that Manchester City players are upset about Liverpool's controversial opening goal in their Premier League encounter.
Setback for Sena's Thackeray CM Dream as Cong Leaves Talks Hanging; NCP Next in Line, Gets Time Till 8:30pm
As the 7.30 pm deadline ended for Shiv Sena, Governor Koshyari invited the NCP to form government. State unit NCP president Jayant Patil said the party will discuss the issue with Congress and get back by 8:30pm on Tuesday.
Five Killed After Gunmen Attack Security Force Vehicle in Pakistan
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. But the area borders southwestern Baluchistan province, which has been the scene of a low-level insurgency by Baluch separatist groups.
After Disputed Polls in October, Bolivia's Evo Morales Cornered into Calling New Elections
The election turmoil has rattled Evo Morales, a survivor of Latin America's leftist 'pink tide' two decades ago, while shaking faith in the stability of Bolivia's democracy.
Locals Form Human Chain in Guwahati against Felling of Trees for New Bridge on Brahmaputra
In February, PM Narendra Modi had laid the foundation stone for the proposed six-lane bridge over the Brahmaputra, which upon completion would save travel time between the southern and northern banks of the river from 90 minutes to 15 minutes.
SC Verdict in Ayodhya Land Dispute 'Unjust', Says Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind General Secretary
Mahmood Madani's statement came a day after Jamiat president Maulana Arshad Madani said the verdict was not according to the organisation's expectations but asserted that the apex court ruling was 'supreme'.
'From God Who is Our Home': SC's Ayodhya Ruling Cites Wordsworth's Poem on Faith
The English Romantic poet was mentioned by one of the five judges on the Supreme Court's Constitution Bench, who offered a different perspective on the question of the birthplace of Lord Ram.
Israeli Cabinet OKs Hard-liner Naftali Bennett as Defence Minister
The Cabinet voted on Sunday for hard-line politician Naftali Bennett to become defence minister until a permanent government takes hold.
Ahead of Bypolls, Model Code of Conduct in Force in Karnataka from Tomorrow
The Election Commission has set up an integrated complaint monitoring and media monitoring centre at the office of the CEO at Khanija Bhavan in Bengaluru.
Minutes After Bomb Blast, Shooting in Sweden Kills 15-year-old, Leaves Another Teen Wounded
Malmo, Sweden's third-largest city, has seen several explosions and shootings in the past few years in cases linked mainly to organized crime and feuding gangs.
Newly Discovered Species of Spider Named After Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar’s legendary status in the game of cricket has seen his fans find numerous ways to pay tribute to him.
Fan Greets Bobby Deol By Touching His Feet At Airport, Watch Video
Bobby Deol was last seen in Housefull 4 and will soon be making his digital debut with a Netflix film titled Class of '83.