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Owaisi's contention is that while the CAA purports to offer citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries, it does so selectively, excluding Muslims and thus, in his view, undermining the secular fabric of India.

Access Bank CEO Herbert Wigwe was killed in a San Bernardino County helicopter crash. No survivors have been located.

Notice that gas is more expensive when you fill up? You're not alone. Here's why Arizona gas prices are rising and how you can save on fuel.

Several issues remain unresolved. A tribunal set to manage appeals has yet to be appointed, and the implementation day is not yet gazetted

Banks and insurers have started offering customers instant access to their financial products with AA ecosystem

The world’s largest diamond mining company – the De Beers Group – has expressed concern over incoming economic sanctions against the Russian diamond industry.

The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has helped recover two remarkably valuable diamonds stolen in June.

Aviation Expert Max Trescott explains how the plane that landed at Poplar Beach in Half Moon Bay may have been stolen.

The GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) has affirmed that it will highlight its opposition to the UK Legacy Act at its upcoming annual Congress meeting.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced on Saturday that the 2019 Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) will be put into effect prior to this year's Lok Sabha elections after the relevant regulations are issued. Lambasting the opposition, Amit Shah said at an event in New Delhi, "They're misleading and inciting our Muslim brothers (to oppose the CAA). Only people who fled persecution in Pakistan, Afghanistan, or Bangladesh and arrived in India are intended to be granted citizenship ...