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The Malappuram Kathi has always had a larger-than-life allure to it with its razorsharp blades steeped in history and popular imagination. The knife, used as a utility knife in south Malabar for centuries by people...

Nelson Mandela Bay motorists are under siege from hijackers and car thieves, with more than 160 incidents reported in less than a month, according to a tracking company used by security firms in the metro.

Sydneysiders attending two busy beaches will see lifeguards patrolling for the first time this summer following a number of fatalities and near drownings.

Indian gold retailer opens Canada’s biggest jewellery outlet

"Net zero" means having a balanced life with human action and a sustainable economy without wasting natural resources," said Father Saji.

"Net zero" means having a balanced life with human action and a sustainable economy without wasting natural resources," said Father Saji.

European commodity trader Vitol has promised more than $90m to get the Dartbrook coal mine back into production within four months.

An inconsolable wife held the hand of a family member as she emerged from the reeds at the Van der Kemps Kloof nature reserve after she was given the daunting task of identifying the body of her murdered husband on Wednesday afternoon.

Andrews Thazhath is refusing to ordain deacons unless they celebrate Mass facing the altar instead of the congregation

Kozhikode: Assam’s Miya poetry protest leader, Dr. Hafiz Ahmed, will address the Malabar Literature Festival that runs from November 31 – December 3 at Kozhikode Beach. Dr. Ahmed, a prominent figure in the Miya poetry movement in Assam, will particip