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Like so many who attended weekly prayers at Christchurch's Al Noor mosque, Ababora had come to New Zealand from a troubled overseas homeland hoping to find peace and prosperity.

Referring to a statement by the BJP that the party was "already thinking on Goa political transit phase", Maharashtravadi Gomantak Party (MGP) president Dipak Dhavalikar said the crisis in government would unfold later.

The attacks have continued even as the Taliban have been holding direct negotiations with the United States aimed at ending the 17-year war.

The debate around the success of "Roma" has "very little" do with cinema, it is rather about "economic models", says Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron.

Behera, who represents Cuttack's Salepur constituency, said he quit the Congress because he was ignored by the party's state leadership.

Yami Gautam has collaborated with Zumba expert Gina Grant to promote the fun fitness program.

Following the release of the controversial "Leaving Neverland" documentary, in which two men accuse the late pop singer of child abuse, Louis Vuitton revised its original collection.

The Christchurch attack gunman had flashed the OK symbol in Court in support of the movement for white supremacy. The symbol includes showing three fingers that make W for white and two curled fingers for P representing power.

Television cameras caught a 17-year-old boy breaking an egg on Senator Anning's head during a press conference prompting the latter to hit him in the face repeatedly.

Protests against the AGP entering into fresh alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has evoked widespread resentment among people, including a section of the AGP's leaders and members, who are opposed to the alliance.

The Punjab chief minister reiterated his demand for an open visit to the Kartarpur gurdwara and questioned the rationale behind having a corridor if the need for passport and visa was still there.

Hours later, the Andhra CM said the slain leader’s family appeared "prima facie guilty as they not only tried to hide the murder but also destroyed vital forensic evidence”.

The two Indian-origin residents — Farhaj Ahsan and Ahmed Jahangir – were among those shot by the gunman who was described by the Australian Prime Minister as an 'extremist, right-wing, violent terrorist.'

The letter also stated that the deferment in filing the chargesheet was causing fear among the nuns and they were unsure about how long they would be able to withstand the situation.

Boeing earlier announced plans to postpone promotional activities and announcements about their 777X aircraft in light of the Ethiopian Airlines crash.

Johnny Depp has filed a counter lawsuit against Amber Heard, accusing the actress of physically abusing him.