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Three people, including a minor, were arrested for allegedly beating and stabbing an 18-year-old boy to death after he refused to lend them his scooter in northeast Delhi's Nand Nagri area, police said.

At least 58 people may have died in the massive fire that engulfed a 24-storey residential tower housing over 100 families in west London, Scotland Yard said on Saturday, warning that the casualty figures "may increase".

The aim of ATLs is to "disrupt" the existing education system by fostering the spirit of innovation right from the school level, Niti Aayog's CEO Amitabh Kant said.

Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman says his 'Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow' tour which will mark 25 years of his journey in the music industry, is all about memories he has collected over the years.

Germany's longest serving post-war chancellor from 1982 to 1998, Kohl was a driving force behind pushing for European integration and introduction of the euro currency.

At least six policemen, including an SHO, were killed in Anantnag district of South Kashmir on Friday. The terrorists ambushed a police party near Achabal town.

The All India Farmers Sangharsh Coordination Committee, said it will take out a yatra across the country on July 6, exactly a month after the police firing on farmers in Madhya Pradesh, in which six farmers were killed.

President Donald Trump said on Friday that after months of investigations into possible collusion by his campaign with Russia in the 2016 presidential election campaign, "nobody has been able to show any proof."

Shiv Sena changed its stand after RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat recently expressed his disinclination to become President.

IT services will grow the fastest at 13.8 percent in 2017 followed by software at 13.4 percent.

The trailer of Madhur Bhandarkar's much-anticipated film, Indu Sarkar is out.

The number of Islamist militants in Sweden has soared to thousands in recent years but only a few pose a security threat to society, the head of the country's security services said on Friday.

India is ready to launch the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on July 1, the official steering the process told Reuters, saying the technology that will drive it is robust and dismissing fears the tax is too complicated.

Cypress said its board concluded there was no conflict of interest because there were no active talks or considerations about a possible deal with either Lattice or Canyon Bridge.

Mumbai civic body's 23 class IV employees, including two women, all aged between 30 and 50, who recently cleared their class X examination.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was under mounting pressure on Friday over allegations that he used his influence to help a friend in a business deal after two official reports appeared to back up the claims.