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Angelina Jolie appeals for womens rights at AU Summit

Hollywood star Angelina Jolie, who is also a special envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, appealed to government leaders to protect and empower women by acting against men who commit crimes against them

Jun 12, 2015

Tomar's Future to be Decided by AAP's Internal Lokpal

The party's internal Lokpal will probe its former law minister Jitender Singh Tomar's alleged fake degree.

Jun 12, 2015

UFO Sighting 2015: Possible Alien Structures Spotted on NASA's Image of Ceres

UFO (Unidentified Flying Objects) enthusiasts seemed to have started observing the surface of dwarf planet Ceres more seriously off late as fresh report has suggested that more white structures have been spotted in the photo of the dwarf planet.

Jun 12, 2015

Tomar Brought to Bihar for Fake Degree Probe

Tomar is currently in police remand for four days.

Jun 12, 2015

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Father of Eleanor Hawkins says jail sentence is ‘fair’

The father of one of four Western tourists who posed naked on top of Malaysias tallest peak said on Friday (12 June) that her three day prison sentence was appropriate and fair.

Jun 12, 2015

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Protesters Wave Flags of Isis, Pakistan in Kashmir Valley

The flags were hoisted after Friday prayers during protests over the killing of Tehreek-e-Hurriyat activist Altaf Sheikh.

Jun 12, 2015

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New York escape: Female prison worker supplied contraband to escapees

A female prison worker provided contraband to two escapees from an upstate New York correctional centre whom authorities are hunting for a seventh day, Clinton County District Attorney Andrew Wylie told reporters on Friday (12 June).

Jun 12, 2015

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In Focus: Boko Haram not only problem for president Buhari

IBTimes UK investigates on the challenges faced by the new administration in Nigeria

Jun 12, 2015

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Rajasthan: 15 Electrocuted After Bus Carrying Wedding Party Comes in Contact with High Tension Wire

The bus was carrying a wedding party.

Jun 12, 2015

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At least five killed as Saudi-led air strikes hit ancient Sanaa

Saudi-led coalition jets struck Sanaas Old City, a Unesco World Heritage Site, on Friday (12 June), killing five people and wounding several others, residents and witnesses said.

Jun 12, 2015

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Kozhikode Airport Shooting: Police Arrest 8 AAI Officials for Scuffle Leading to CISF Jawan's Death [CCTV Video]

The scuffle at the VIP security check area of Karipur Airport was the outcome of a long standing feud between the CISF personnel and the officials of AAI's fire department.

Jun 12, 2015

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Angelina Jolie appeals for womens rights at AU Summit

Tomar's Future to be Decided by AAP's Internal Lokpal

UFO Sighting 2015: Possible Alien Structures Spotted on NASA's Image of Ceres

Tomar Brought to Bihar for Fake Degree Probe

Father of Eleanor Hawkins says jail sentence is ‘fair’

Protesters Wave Flags of Isis, Pakistan in Kashmir Valley

New York escape: Female prison worker supplied contraband to escapees

In Focus: Boko Haram not only problem for president Buhari

Rajasthan: 15 Electrocuted After Bus Carrying Wedding Party Comes in Contact with High Tension Wire

At least five killed as Saudi-led air strikes hit ancient Sanaa

Kozhikode Airport Shooting: Police Arrest 8 AAI Officials for Scuffle Leading to CISF Jawan's Death [CCTV Video]

New footage shows Amelia Earhart before her ill-fated round-the-world flight

Maggi Noodles Row: Bombay High Court Rejects Interim Relief to Nestle India Against FSSAI Ban

1993 Delhi Bomb Blast Convict Bhullar Admitted to Psychiatry Ward in Amritsar Hospital

Pakistan Accuses Save the Children of 'Spying', Asks NGO to Leave the Country Within 15 Days