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UFO or lens flare? Woman captures flying saucer hovering over Great Barrier Reef

The woman captured "inexplicable luminous green dot" when she was taking the photos of the sunset.

Nov 4, 2017

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PV Sindhu gets ANGRY at Indigo Airlines ground staff's 'rude' behaviour in Mumbai

The Olympics 2016 silver medallist mentioned that the ground staff behaved rudely with her as well as another Indigo Airlines air hostess on Saturday.

Nov 4, 2017

Art of Living's leadership forum to focus on sustainability

AOL will co-host the second edition of the Global Leadership Forum from November 10 at its International Centre in Bengaluru.

Nov 4, 2017

Afghanistan moves to block WhatsApp, Telegram

Reports say the move is to thwart the use of the encrypted messaging services by the Taliban and other insurgent groups.

Nov 4, 2017

Sushma seeks report over attack on Sikh boy in US

The family said the incident exposed racial divisions in the city. However, school officials said the attack was not religiously or racially motivated.

Nov 4, 2017

Bihar stampede: At least 3 killed, 10 injured at Simaria Ghat in Begusarai district

The incident occurred at the Simaria Ghat, where thousands of devotees had gathered to take a holy dip in the Ganga on Kartik Purnima.

Nov 4, 2017

India adds 1,000 technology start-ups in 2017: Nasscom [VIDEO]

While Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai retained their position as the key start-up hubs in India, 20 per cent of the startups emerged from tier II and III cities, the report noted.

Nov 4, 2017

Hardik Patel says BJP may create communal tensions, use 'fake sex CD' to tarnish his image ahead of Gujarat polls

Patidar quota agitation leader Hardik Patel said that the BJP may release a sex tape ahead of the polls with an aim to defame him and may even create communal riots in the state.

Nov 4, 2017

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Doklam effect: India plans to develop airfields in Ladakh after upgrading infrastructure at Uttarakhand border

The Air Force is said to be looking for airfields in the region, from where its aircraft can conveniently take off and land as and when required.

Nov 4, 2017

India says China's non-consensus to declare Azhar a global terrorist won't stop its counter terrorism efforts

India in a befitting response to China's refusal in declaring Azhar as a global terrorist, said, "Accommodating with terrorism for narrow objectives is short-sighted and counterproductive."

Nov 3, 2017

Corey Feldman exposes paedophiles in Hollywood, including John Grissom

The accusation follows Feldmans creation of a fundraiser in which he asked for $10m in donations in donations to make a documentary exposing corruptionin the entertainment industry.

Nov 3, 2017

Mukul Roy joins BJP, calls it 'secular' force

"I believe BJP is not a communal force, it is a secular force and it rules the country..." Roy said soon after formally joining the party.

Nov 3, 2017

Gigantic swarm of bees forces people to duck for cover

A swarm of bees swooped into Sydney and amp;#39;s CBD on 3 November, buzzing the lunchtime rush and attempted to make a home out of a red motorbike. Fortunately for the owner, apiarist or beekeeper Vicky Brown arrived on the scene and removed the queen bee before the colony had settled.

Nov 3, 2017

Melania Trump vs Peng Liyuan: How the first ladies of the US and China compare

Donald Trump is expected to meet with the president of China, Xi Jinping on his November trip to Asia, which means the two first ladies are likely to meet again as well. Coming from vastly different cultural backgrounds, the two first ladies have taken up different roles under their husbands and amp;#39; presidency, and are influencing the community in their own ways.

Nov 3, 2017

Melania Trump vs Peng Liyuan: How the first ladies of the US and China compare

Donald Trump is expected to meet with the president of China, Xi Jinping on his November trip to Asia, which means the two first ladies are likely to meet again as well. Coming from vastly different cultural backgrounds, the two first ladies have taken up different roles under their husbands presidency, and are influencing the community in their own ways.

Nov 3, 2017

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UFO or lens flare? Woman captures flying saucer hovering over Great Barrier Reef

PV Sindhu gets ANGRY at Indigo Airlines ground staff's 'rude' behaviour in Mumbai

Art of Living's leadership forum to focus on sustainability

Afghanistan moves to block WhatsApp, Telegram

Sushma seeks report over attack on Sikh boy in US

Bihar stampede: At least 3 killed, 10 injured at Simaria Ghat in Begusarai district

India adds 1,000 technology start-ups in 2017: Nasscom [VIDEO]

Hardik Patel says BJP may create communal tensions, use 'fake sex CD' to tarnish his image ahead of Gujarat polls

Doklam effect: India plans to develop airfields in Ladakh after upgrading infrastructure at Uttarakhand border

India says China's non-consensus to declare Azhar a global terrorist won't stop its counter terrorism efforts

Corey Feldman exposes paedophiles in Hollywood, including John Grissom

Mukul Roy joins BJP, calls it 'secular' force

Gigantic swarm of bees forces people to duck for cover

Melania Trump vs Peng Liyuan: How the first ladies of the US and China compare

Melania Trump vs Peng Liyuan: How the first ladies of the US and China compare

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

Deepika Padukone is a sight to behold in velvet gown; attends Academy Museum Gala with Selena Gomez, Dua Lip [see pics]