A powerful car bomb exploded in the Philippines island of Basilan early on Tuesday. The death toll has reached 10, according to military sources.


Philippines car bomb attack toll rises to 10


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The government on Monday finally approved the implementation of guidelines for the defence Strategic Partnership model that incentivises domestic private as well as foreign firms in military manufacturing in the country.


Government clears implementation of 'Make in India' defence policy


The Supreme Court on Monday asked the CBI Director to take a "rational" decision if arrest and custodial interrogation of accused was needed into the alleged extra-judicial killings in Manipur by Army, Assam Rifles and state police.


Manipur staged killings: SC asks CBI to take 'rational' call on arresting accused


The northeastern state of Sikkim has been sandwiched between the ongoing agitation for Gorkhaland in North Bengal and the Chinese aggression (as it is located close to the Chickens neck corridor), said journalist Amalendu Kundu while launching his book "Shadow of the Dragon and Recent Developments" here on Sunday.


Book on Sikkim's geopolitical influence launched in Delhi


As the Yamuna river water hit danger mark, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday held a review meeting with officials concerned on the preparedness to tackle flood-like situation in low-lying areas of Delhi.


We're ready, officials tell Kejriwal as he reviews flood preparedness


The Calcutta High Court has ordered a petitioner to pay Rs 10,000 to the West Bengal Criminal Investigation Department as compensation for making a false complaint of forgery, a CID release said.


HC orders petitioner to pay Rs 10,000 compensation to Bengal CID


Over 1,000 "war rockets" of the 18th century ruler of the erstwhile Mysore state, Tipu Sultan, were found in an abandoned open well at Bidanooru Fort in Karnataka's Shivamogga district, said an official on Saturday.


1,000 'war rockets' of Tipu found in Karnataka fort


Cyber-criminals are increasingly applying "fileless" attacks in 2018 that leverage trusted Windows executables to invade systems and breach corporate networks, a new report has said.


'Fileless' cyber attacks on the rise in 2018: McAfee


After facing ire over reports that its moderators protect far-right activists and under-age accounts, Facebook says it is constantly grooming over 7,500 content reviewers how to handle posts related to hate speeches, terror and child sexual exploitation on its platform.


Facebook grooming 7,500 content reviewers for objectionable posts


The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that it will not revise the formula for One Rank-One Pension (OROP) for ex-servicemen.


Centre will not revise OROP formula,SC told


Bad weather on Friday forced Union Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari to cancel his day-long visit to Himachal Pradesh that included inspecting the upcoming strategically important motorable tunnel project at 3,000 metres above sea level beneath the Rohtang Pass.


Bad weather forces Gadkari to cancels Rohtang trip


A window fell off a US military helicopter on Friday at a US base near Tokyo, Japanese Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera said.


Window falls from US military copter near Tokyo


A young Palestinian man has been shot dead after he stabbed three Israelis near their settlement, south of this West Bank city, the Israeli Army and the Palestinian Health Ministry said.


Palestinian killed after stabbing 3 Israelis in West Bank


India and China reiterated their commitment to maintain peace and tranquility along their border by enhancing communications between their militaries during a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the annual BRICS Summit here.


India, China agree to maintain border tranquility


Goa-based writer Damodar Mauzo has been provided police security following threat to his life in view of revelations made by those arrested in the murder case of activist-journalist Gauri Lankesh, police sources said on Thursday.


Goa writer Mauzo given security amid threat to life


Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that India will work with other member states of the BRICS economic bloc to prepare for the Fourth Industrial Revolution while reiterating India's commitment to multilateralism, international trade and rule-based world order.


India to work with BRICS for Fourth Industrial Revolution: Modi


Declaring itself an "Indian owned, controlled and domiciled company" digital payments major Paytm on Thursday said it does not share users' data with any entity and allows no access to the same to any foreign party.


We do not share user data with any entity: Paytm


An Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) Suryadeo Mahto committed suicide by shooting himself with an AK-47 rifle in Jharkhand's Garwah district on Thursday morning.


ASI commits suicide in Jharkhand


A man detonated a bomb on a street outside the US Embassy in Beijing on Thursday, rattling the diplomatically sensitive area in the capital.


Man detonates bomb outside US Embassy in Beijing


Delhi Police on Wednesday informed the High Court that it will install CCTV cameras in all its police stations in the national capital by mid-October.


CCTV cameras in police stations by mid-October


The shutdown by Maratha groups seeking reservation evoked a mixed response on Wednesday in Mumbai and the coastal districts of Maharashtra, but ended on a violent note as police tear-gassed and caned protestors.

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