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Doctors treating Otto Warmbier, the comatose US student released from North Korean detention this week, have said the 22-year-old had suffered extensive brain damage, the cause of which remains unknown.

The European Union on Thursday rang in the end of roaming charges for Europeans using mobile phones within the bloc, in what under-pressure Brussels hailed as one of its greatest successes.

Will the film be a laugh riot? Will the plot be interesting enough to keep you engaged? Kriti Tulsiani from News18.com is inside the theater to find out.

Popular singer Hariharan is trying to contribute to spreading peace in a creative way.

Vladimir Putin did not give a direct answer on Thursday when asked whether he would be Russia's president this time next year.

There has been an increased "competition" from a number of serious players in the industry who have also set up manufacturing facilities in India, a top official said.

Featuring over 60 photos depicting saree drapes from 15 states, the online exhibition is a part of Google Arts & Culture's #WeWearCulture project which looks at documenting fashion from around the world.

The researchers believe that breaking up complex problems into simpler, smaller problems can make it much easier for deep learning systems to handle.

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is unlikely to declare results for its MBBS 2017 entrance examination on Wednesday, June 14

The district Congress president of Meerut has been sacked for allegedly posting messages in a WhatsApp group addressing party vice-president Rahul Gandhi as “Pappu”.

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The offering comes over a year after Apple issued its first green bond of $1.5 billion - the largest issued by a US corporation.

The monsoon session of Parliament may be convened for a month from July 12, five days before the date of President's election in which over 776 MPs are eligible to vote.

Ruling Congress on moved a no-confidence motion against D H Shankaramurthy, Chairman of Karnataka Legislative Council.

A series of landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains have killed at least 87 people, including several army officers, in Bangladesh.

Just how good is the new Nokia offering and does it have enough firepower to overcome its competitor Motorola's hold on the market? Let’s find out.