Masked Kashmiri protestors throw stones towards government forces during clashes at a protest against civilian killings in Kashmir’s ongoing unrest in Srinagar yesterday.

Fire department officials along with local residents look at the debris of a residential building that collapsed in the old quarters of New Delhi yesterday.

Kanu Ramdas Gandhi, whose picture holding his grandfather Mahatma Gandhi’s stick on the beaches of Gujarat’s Dandi village during the historic Salt Satyagraha of March-April 1930, has been etched in public memory for over eight decades and even immortalised in memorials on the Salt Satyagraha at Mum

Moroccans must rebel against the "mediaeval laws" which weigh them down, the winner of France's top literary prize declared Friday as she jumped to the defence of two teenage girls who were arrested after being caught kissing.

A massive demonstration by tens of thousands of Indonesian Muslims against Jakarta's governor turned ugly Friday as hardliners burned police cars and officers were injured in angry clashes.

Six hospital staff in southern India have been charged with stealing babies and young children and selling them to childless couples in an illegal adoption racket, police in Karnataka state said on Friday.

An Afghan woman immortalised on a National Geographic cover will be sent back to the war-torn homeland she first fled decades ago, after a Pakistani court ordered Friday that she be deported.

Indian authorities have ordered a news channel to be taken off air for a day as a penalty for its coverage of a militant attack, a move that was widely criticized on Friday.

Tens of thousands of Muslim hardliners called for Jakarta's Christian governor to be prosecuted for blasphemy in a massive demonstration in the Indonesian capital Friday, sparking fears of violence and putting authorities on alert.

French police started evacuating thousands of migrants on Friday from an illegal camp in northeastern Paris where numbers soared after the closure of the large ‘Jungle’ camp in the port city of Calais last week.

South Korean President Park Geun-Hye on Friday agreed to be questioned by prosecutors as she sought to distance herself from a close personal friend at the centre of a corruption scandal engulfing her administration.

Haiti launched its ill-fated presidential campaign for the fifth time in a year on Thursday, but people in the hurricane-destroyed southwestern town of Jeremie have more pressing concerns, such as staying alive and finding a home.