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Though Iran’s President has accused Israel of orchestrating the attacks, a senior Israeli official and a US State Department spokesperson rejected the claim.

The twin blasts that targeted large crowds participating in an event marking the fourth anniversary of the killing of Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani have been described by the Iranian leadership as terror attacks | Latest News India

Around 103 killed and more than 100 are injured in twin blasts caused by terrorist group on Wednesday near Irain's top general's grave.

The cause of the explosion, however, is yet to be ascertained and police had said that they are verifying the cause of the incident.

Breaking News: There has been a significant breakthrough in the Narwal twin blast. Three terrorists were apprehended yesterday in Rajouri who were intending to carry out bombs in Jammu to incite communal strife. A significant development on the Narwal twin blast case has come from Jammu and Kashmir. Details suggest that the new Pakistani plot against India is clearly intended to incite communal strife in the country. On Saturday, two explosions in Narwal, on the outskirts of Jammu City, injured ...

Two explosions that occurred in Jammu on Saturday left six people hurt, according to a senior police officer.

Washington [US], August 27 (ANI): Amid chaos and mayhem, the US on Thursday (local time) evacuated 7,500 people from Afghanistan after a twin blast rocked Kabul airport and Baron Hotel that killed 13 US troops and injured an additional 15 service members as well as numerous Afghan civilians.

DNA Explainer: Who are ISIS-K, the terrorist group behind Kabul Airport bomb attack? - ISIS-K or Islamic State Khorasan Province, founded in January 2015 is the regional affiliate of the Islamic State active in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The blasts are similar to two explosions that occurred in Kabul earlier this month and killed at least a dozen people, all civilians.

(Last Updated On: March 28, 2021) The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) said in a report on Sunday 4.4 million people in Afghanistan live with a disability and that the number people with disabilities has increased by 11.2 percent during the past 14 years. The AIHRC data shows that 13.9 percent of the total population of Afghanistan (4,475,800) have been identified as people with disabilities. “In 1384 (2005), this figure reached 2.7 percent of the total po...