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At least 27 dead as two gunmen open fire in Tunisian resort of Sousse
Interior Ministry Spokesman Mohammed Ali Aroui said that one of the gunmen was killed while police were pursuing the other.
NASA data shows rainwater could help Indians reduce water bills, give additional source of income
Rainwater harvesting is not a new concept, but researchers said it is a largely untapped resource in India.
2016 US Presidential elections: Suppport for Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush slumps in New Hampshire
Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush, both considered front-runners for securing the Presidential nomination of their respective parties lost grounds in primaries.
Mother, infant miraculously survive plane crash in Colombian jungle
A mother and infant miraculously survived a plane crash in a Colombian jungle on Saturday. Investigators are looking into the causes of the crash.
India to be among top 3 economies globally by 2030
Emerging markets are expected to grow faster than developed economies, and India is likely to become the third largest economy by 2030 in the world after China and the United States.
Queen Elizabeth II meets German President Joachim Gauck, rides Berlin boat
Elizabeth strolled across the grounds with Gauck for a formal greeting by a military honour guard and band that played 'God Save the Queen' as well as the German national anthem.
Pakistan heatwave kills nearly 700
Temperatures of 44 to 45 degrees Celsius have been recorded in Karachi since Friday with the scorching heat continuing till Tuesday although the met office has forecast a break in the heatwave by this evening.
Deadly heat wave kills 630 people in Pakistan
The heatwave, sweeping across Sindh province, has been going on since the start of Ramzan on Friday, wreaking havoc and triggering an emergency situation in major hospitals of the province.
European Union extends sanctions against Russia by 6 months
sanctions include limits to access on some financial markets, a ban on certain technologies and exchanges between the bloc and Russia in energy and defense sectors
Terror siege at Afghan Parliament in Kabul, over 20 injured in at least 9 explosions, gunbattle underway
According to initial reports, Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Saudi-led strikes hit Yemen's Aden as peace talks fail
At least 15 Saudi-led air strikes rocked Aden as peace talks failed. In the sectarian violence, 2,600 people have been killed and 20 million need humanitarian aid, as per UN.
US says probing church murders as 'domestic terrorism'
State authorities in South Carolina have already charged 21-year-old suspected white supremacist Dylann Roof with nine counts of murder, and the federal investigation is running in parallel.
LeT continues to operate, train, rally, propagandise and fundraise in Pakistan: US
Pakistan has not taken action against LeT as the terror group continues to "operate, train, rally, propagandise and fundraise" in the country, according to a US State Department report which acknowledged on Friday that India remains one of the most persis...
MERS spreads to Thailand
Thailand said on Thursday a 75-year-old businessman from Oman, who had traveled to Bangkok for medical treatment for a heart condition, had tested positive for MERS.
World's largest cruise ship takes to the water in France
When finished "Harmony of the Seas" weigh some 227,000 tonnes and measure 362 metres in length, 50 metres longer than the height of the Eiffel Tower.
India offers Tanzania expertise in natural gas sector
India and Tanzania on Friday agreed to set up a joint working group on counter-terrorism and increase gas exploration cooperation in the east African nation