Instead of visas, the Sikh pilgrims will be given special permits to access the shrine

The protest is over a new justice minister, Cho Kuk, whose family is embroiled in corruption allegations

Mr Naik, who has been living in Malaysia for the last three years, is facing charges of inciting communal disharmony and committing unlawful activities in India

Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani is unharmed in the blast

The meeting between the two leaders scheduled for sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York would be the first formal sit-down bilateral 

A doctor from a minority community in Pakistan’s Sindh region has appealed for help after his…

At least five of the injured have been hospitalized in critical condition

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen said it will close the embassy and recall all technical and medical staff stationed there

Passengers had to leave the train through a broken door and cross tracks on the East Rail line to make their way to safety

The chief minister might also protest against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders demanding a National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Bengal

Modi will be in the US next week to receive the foundation's award

He will visit Sardar Sarovar Dam in Narmada district to witness the water level reach its highest capacity at 138.68 metres for the first time since it was raised two years ago

The Supreme Court will hear two appeals that will determine whether the prime minister acted lawfully in suspending Parliament for five weeks

The final opinion polls put his right-wing Likud party neck and neck with its main challenger, the centrist Blue and White party led by former military chief Benny Gantz

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will "at some point" travel to Saudi Arabia, Trump says, without giving details

IS was defeated in Iraq in 2017, while in Syria, it lost its last territory in March, marking the end of the extremists' self-declared caliphate

State television broadcast footage from the deck of a trawler-sized vessel with open hatches showing tanks full of what appeared to be fuel

The protest movement is the biggest challenge to China's rule since the city was handed back by Britain in 1997

Snowden faces espionage charges that could send him to prison for decades

Nonetheless, the 600,000 mainly-Muslim Rohingya still in Myanmar “remain the target” of Government efforts to remove them from the country, the expert panel insisted

Dozens of people have been arrested in Pakistan after a teenager accused his Hindu headteacher of blasphemy

A prominent Pune-based surgeon and his cab driver were killed and two other doctors died when a bus hit them

It is the first time the president has hinted at a potential American military response to the drone attacks

Iran denies involvement in Saturday's air attacks, which were claimed by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen

A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said the former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister can visit four districts -- Srinagar, Jammu, Baramulla, Anantnag -- to meet people

Farooq Abdullah, 81, who also was the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, was arrested at his residence in Srinagar

Netanyahu has made a flurry of announcements in recent days as part of his efforts to continue his reign as Israel's longest-serving prime minister

All efforts should be made keeping in view the aspects of national security, Indian top court says

Eventually, an insurmountable gulf grew between them

Both are taken into custody on September 14, police said

In the video, singer-turned-host Rabi Pirzada threatened Modi, saying that the alligator, four pythons and snakes are "special gifts" for the Indian prime minister who, she said, would feast on him

Iraq denied that its territory was used for an attack on the kingdom. U.S. officials said a strike from there would be a violation of Iraq’s sovereignty

India maintains that the changes in Kashmir are an internal matter and said Pakistan has no locus standi

Turkey is concerned by the steady advance of Syrian forces into the region, backed by Russian airpower, despite a series of ceasefires

The vessel, which was travelling to the capital, went down overnight in Maluku commune, about 100 kilometers (62 miles) from the center of the city

Laser pointers are initially used by frontline protesters to indicate police positions, distract officers and stop people from taking photos or videos

The lunchtime meeting in Luxembourg will be the first time the pair have met since the PM took office in July

The aircraft, which belonged to an airline called Transpacifico, crashed shortly after taking off from Payan, capital of Cauca department

The drone attacks on plants in the heartland of Saudi Arabia's oil industry included hitting the world's biggest petroleum-processing facility