A suicide attack rocked the Afghan capital Kabul early Tuesday killing at least five people, officials said, in what was the first major assault in the city in months. No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which comes after nearly three months of relative calm in the capital.
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Aam Aadmi Party today appeared to be heading back to power in Delhi with the party leading in 52 seats of the 70 and the BJP ahead in 18 as votes for last week’s Assembly elections were counted, according to Election Commission figures.
India would expect its top order to fire to avoid a series whitewash when it clashes with a high-flying New Zealand in the third and final One-day International, here tomorrow.
The Supreme Court today upheld the constitutional validity of SC/ST Amendment Act, 2018 saying a court can grant anticipatory bail only in cases where a prima facie case is not made out.
DMK president M K Stalin today alleged that the policy of providing reservation was facing peril ever since the BJP assumed office at the Centre.
Parasite took home the top prize at the 92nd Academy Awards Sunday night. It is the first non-English language film to win the best picture award.
Hollywood star Joaquin Phoenix finally ended his dry run at the Oscars as he picked up the best actor trophy for his performance in and as “Joker” at the 92nd Academy Awards.
Grappling with injuries to a number of players, New Zealand on Monday added leg spinner Ish Sodhi and pacer Blair Tickner to their squad ahead of the third ODI against India.
Nationalist party Sinn Fein won the popular vote in Ireland’s general election, ballot counts revealed on Sunday, with the one-time political wing of the IRA disrupting a duopoly of centre-right parties which have historically controlled the Republic. After all 39 constituencies across Ireland were tallied, Sinn Fein received 24.5 per cent of the first preference vote, outstripping the opposition Fianna Fail party on 22.2 per cent and incumbent prime minister Leo Varadkar’s governing Fine Gael party on 20.9 per cent.