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125 Hindus from India arrive in Pakistan for Maha Shivratri
125 Hindu pilgrims entered Pakistan through Wagah Border on Saturday to participate in the Maha Shivratri festival on March 7 at Katas Raj temple.
Zika virus may infect, kill human brain stem cells
According to a study, Zika virus-laden mosquito bite may infect and kill a type of brain cell, vital for the development of the brain.
Pope Francis shocked by 'diabolical' attack on Yemen care home
Four gunmen stormed the facility housing dozens in Aden's Sheikh Othman district on Friday, killing a guard before tying up and shooting employees, security officials said.
US government issues notification for sale of F-16s to Pakistan
The total cost of these F-16 is estimated to be nearly $700 million, said the federal notification. It added that the Government of Pakistan had requested for this sale.
Families of 12 passengers on flight MH370 file lawsuits
The families are suing the carrier and the government for negligence, breach of contract, loss of financial support, bereavement, funeral expenses and unspecified damages.
Pakistan police rescue 9-year-old girl from wedding
Under existing laws in Pakistan, parents of child brides are punishable by only a month in prison and a fine of 1,000 rupees
UN warns of 'Pandora's Box' in FBI Apple case
Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein's intervention came after Apple's largest rivals backed the tech giant's bid to resist the US government demand seeking to access the iPhone used by one of the attackers in a deadly rampage in San Bernardino, California.
Brazil on course for worst recession in century as inflation touches 10.67%
The latest gloomy news from Brazil was no surprise, but the severity underlined the depth of problems facing President Dilma Rousseff's government as it battles both declining economic output and 10.67 per cent inflation.
Nationwide power blackout hits Syria: State Television
According to the state television, Electricity has been cut across all provinces and mobile Internet connections from some private providers were also not working.
Laden micromanaged al Qaeda while hiding in Pakistan
Osama wrote hundreds of memos, letters and video messages containing explicit and detailed orders for his lieutenants, along with personal, security-obsessed missives for his family members, declassified files show.
India, US closer to pact to share military logistics: officials
US which has emerged has top arm's for India and both the countries are closing in on an agreement to share military logistics after 12 years of talks.
Hillary Clinton wins South Carolina primary as 'Super Tuesday' looms
The win marks a moment of redemption for Clinton, who in 2008 lost badly in the state to Barack Obama, whose victory here served as a turning point for his own campaign.
Barack Obama vows to fight ISIS, says US will destroy the terror group
In Syria, US commandos are working with anti-IS fighters including a largely Kurdish group called the Syrian Democratic Forces to defeat the group.
7 Indian companies supplying components to ISIS to make explosives: Report
The study by Conflict Armament Research (CAR) showed that 51 companies from 20 countries such as Turkey, India, Brazil, and the US produced, sold or received the over 700 components used by ISIS to build improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
Pakistan military provides weapons, training to ISIS in Afghanistan
Pakistani military provides light and heavy weapons to ISIS fighters in Afghanistan, claimed surrendered ISIS members.