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‘Dil Tora’ is accompanied by the first official ‘Unit 404′ visual to be released by The Frontline Music. The video was shot at an undisclosed scenic location that encompasses the feel and essence of the soulful...

Indian Officials, who have been working closely with a child found in an Indian forest, have stated that she was not raised by monkeys, but abandoned by her primary care givers due to her physical and...

Visitng Indian Army chief Gen Bipin Rawat led a four member delegation to meet with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh Navy chief Admiral Nizamuddin Ahmed, Armed Forces Division Principal Staff Officer Lt Gen Md Mahfuzur Rahman...

Pakistan’s commercial hub, Karachi, sees female-driven taxis take to the street in hopes of combatting the common sexual harassment concerns faced by female passengers. The new initiative will allow women to contact the cab service –...

The production of goods around the world generates pollution that kills hundreds of thousands of people a year; according to a study published in the scientific journal Nature. More than 750,000 people die prematurely every year...

Expressing concerns over the safety of Jinnah House, the erstwhile residence of Muhammad Ali Jinnah in Mumbai, Pakistan has asked India to protect the property after Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Mangal Prabhat Lodha demanded the...

Those slaughtering cows now face a life sentence in the Indian state of Gujarat, after lawmakers voted to pass new measures to protect the sacred animal, up from a previous punishment of seven years. The state...

Authorities are investigating what appears to be human waste found in various Coca Cola cans. Staff at a Coca Cola factory in Northern Ireland first discovered the problem once their machines clogged up and stopped working....

A man of Pakistani origin has made history as he became the first Muslim to join the New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) Emergency Services Unit. Sergeant Ali Javed became not only the first Muslim but...

In its judgement, the Lahore High Court ordered the university to pay Rs800,000 in damages to Wajiha Arooj, 38, who had sued the university for damaging her reputation. Arooj had sought action against the university almost...