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Court rejects plea to send AAP MLAs to police custody

Chief Secy Anshu Prakash claimed that he was questioned about the AAP government's media publicity during the meeting

There will be dire consequences if Democrats take House, Trump warns

He also vowed to campaign tirelessly to help GOP candidates win

UK MPs ask Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg to give evidence on data row

It follows allegations that data from up to 50 million Facebook users was harvested by a British company, Cambridge Analytica

US school shooting: Attacker injures several people at Maryland school

The Great Mills incident comes about five weeks after a shooting at a Florida high school left 14 students and three adult staff members dead

US 'a long way' from negotiations with North Korea: Rex Tillerson

He said a first step would be "talks about talks" to see if "conditions are right to even begin thinking about negotiations

US, Russia trade blame as diplomats fail to meet in Africa

The top American and Russian diplomats warily circled each other in Africa, where both are paying official visits this week

French president Macron heads to India, seeking to avoid Trudeau errors

Travelling with his wife Brigitte, France's 40-year-old president is set to make the almost obligatory visit to the monument to love, the Taj Mahal

South Korean government to probe plans for military crackdown on protests

Activist citing multiple leaks, said top military leaders had studied plans to crack down on demonstrators calling for Park's resignation

Eyeing active role in regional and global diplomacy, China to push for SCO

China will host the SCO summit in the port of Qingdao in June

US museum strips rights award from Myanmar's Suu Kyi for Rohingya crisis

The Museum said it was rescinding the award due to her inaction over what it called "mounting evidence of genocide" committed by the Myanmar military against civilians from the Rohingya minority

Impasse in RS continues: Govt, Oppn condemn vandalisation of statues

Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the various acts of vandalism and warned of stern action against those found guilty

Putin praises 'feminine traits' of female bosses ahead of Women's Day

Russia's last female leader was Catherine the Great, who died in 1796

Will not bar Qatar from Arab summit in Riyadh, says Saudi crown prince

The prince described Iran, Turkey and militant groups as the "contemporary triangle of evil"

Commerce ministry to devise national strategy on product standards

The Department of Commerce has floated a draft Indian National Strategy for Standardisation seeking comments from all concerned stakeholders till March 30

32 killed as Russian plane crashes in Syria due to technical fault

the plane had not come under fire and the reason for the crash is speculated to be a technical fault

Cambodian PM vows to 'shame' Australia if pressured over politics

In a speech yesterday the notoriously brash leader said he would not tolerate any pressure on domestic politics when he attends ASEAN summit

Nigerian military says 'some' of the 111 missing schoolgirls rescued

Police said yesterday that 111 girls from the state-run boarding school in Dapchi, Yobe state, were unaccounted for following an attack

Kamal Haasan unveils party flag, names his party 'Makkal Needhi Maiam'

"This is your party, for the people. I am not the leader. I am speaking to the leaders here," he said at the founding function

Billy Graham, preacher to millions, adviser to presidents, dies at 99

Graham, who long suffered from cancer, pneumonia and other ailments, died at his home in North Carolina, according spokesman Mark DeMoss

Chicago woman sues Twitter, Facebook, Google over 2015 Paris attacks

Facebook said in a statement there's no place on its site for those who engage in terrorism or for content that supports such activity; Twitter, Google didn't respond