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ISIS 'Resurging' in Syria, Making Gains as US Pulls Troops: Watchdog
The jihadists -- who suffered major territorial losses at the hands of Iraqi and Syrian forces backed by a US-led international air campaign -- are exploiting weaknesses in local forces to make gains.
M S Swaminathan's Birthday: How a Geneticist Became the Father of Green Revolution in India
In 1960, when India was facing mass shortage of food, M S Swaminathan along with Norman Borlaug and other scientists developed the HYV (high yielding variety) seeds of wheat.
I Dug Into My Memories of Unresolved Issues with My Father for Barot House, Says Amit Sadh
Amit Sadh talks about going beyond the physical, mental, emotional threshold for ZEE5's Barot House, doing a bit role in Super 30 and his love for biking.
YouTube Testing New, Easier-to Interact Interface with Larger Buttons
The new interface is more straightforward with larger touch targets. So far, the test interface has only been spotted on YouTube app version 14.31.50.
Congress Legislators Cry Foul over Yediyurappa’s Decision to Halt Bengaluru Civic Body Budget
They said halting the budget would be a retrograde step and sought an appointment with the chief minister to apprise him of the matter and request him to not stop ongoing work.
Arjun Kapoor Takes a Dig at Shraddha Kapoor's Photo, FIR Filed Against Kiku Sharda in Cheating Case
Arjun Kapoor posted a hilarious comment on a photo shared by Shraddha Kapoor, comedian Kiku Sharda has been named in a police complaint about a Rs 50 lakh cheating case. Find out more in our entertainment news wrap of the day.
Toni Morrison, First African American Woman to Win Nobel for Literature, Dies at 88
Toni Morrison died following a short illness, her family said in a statement on Tuesday. She was 88.
Goa Amends Portuguese-Era Law, Now Even Non-Goans Can Register Their Marriage
The Uuniform Civil Code was introduced by the erstwhile Portuguese rulers. It was retained even after the territory was merged with India in the year 1961. Registration of marriage of non-Goans is currently banned in Goa.
Arvind Kejriwal Visits Site of Fire Break Out in Delhi's Zakir Nagar, Orders Probe
According to an official, the chief minister also announced a compensation of Rs five lakh each for the families of the deceased and Rs two lakh each to the injured.
Akshay Kumar is Highest Selling Star in Mission Mangal, Hence Biggest Face on Poster: Sonakshi Sinha
Mission Mangal poster courted controversy for giving Akshay Kumar a bigger display than his women colleagues, Vidya Balan, Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Kirti Kulhari and Nithya Menon.
Unnao Rape Survivor Brought to Delhi's AIIMS for Treatment, Security Beefed up at Hospital
The Delhi traffic police arranged a 'green corridor' from the Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 1 to the AIIMS trauma centre for fast and safe passage for ambulance.
Drumming Up Global Support on Kashmir Resolution, Imran Khan Gets Assurance from Turkey & Malaysia
Sources told News18 that Khan had also got support of Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Mahathir bin Mohamad, who is 'keeping a close eye on the situation in J&K'.
J&K Governor Reviews Security Scenario with Army's Northern Command Chief in Srinagar
Lt Gen Singh, accompanied by General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Srinagar-based 15 Corps Lt Gen KJS Dhillon, met Malik at the Raj Bhawan and informed him about the security management in the state after the Centre abrogated Article 370 of the Constitu...
Durand Cup: ATK Held to 1-1 Draw by Indian Navy
ATK were held to a 1-1 draw by the Indian Navy in their Durand Cup opener.
20 Killed as 4 Cars Crash, Cause Explosion Outside Cairo Hospital
The Egyptian health ministry said 30 other people were injured and the cancer hospital evacuated after the crash near the Tahrir square.
Ajmer Sharif Dargah Dewan Hails Scrapping of Article 370, Congratulates Modi, Amit Shah
Appealing to the people of Kashmir to not be misled by separatists and local political parties in the Valley, Khan called upon them to join the mainstream for progress of their families, society and the country.
