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More than three decades ago, Sitiveni Rabuka, then the third highest ranking army official, overthrew the Indo-Fijian dominated government of Prime Minister Timoci Bavadra. Street violence against Indo-Fijians followed, and tens of thousands fled the islands.

The DoT claims the tool — called Artificial Intelligence and Facial Recognition powered Solution for Telecom SIM Subscriber Verification (ASTR) — can potentially bring down cyber frauds by detecting and blocking possible fraudulent mobile connections.

The study revealed that young adults aged 18-24, who acquired smartphones at an early age, were found to have poorer mental health, with women more severely affected than men.

While most opinion polls had given a clear edge to the Opposition alliance, here is why it failed in unseating Erdogan, and what's likely to happen in the runoff elections.

Born Bushra Riaz Watto, she changed her name to Khan after her marriage. Her husband and followers commonly refer to her as Bushra Bibi or Bushra Begum, titles that in Urdu denote respect. Bushra has kept a low profile since her marriage to Khan.

A Bloomberg report published in February noted that India is importing more and more oil from Moscow and refining it into fuels, which are being supplied to Europe and the US — notably, the Russian oil processed into fuels in India isn’t considered to be of Russian origin.

The F-16 Fighting Falcon is one of the world’s most capable 4th generation fighter jets, serving in the fleets of 30 countries across the world.

While a Namibian female earlier mated successfully under similar conditions in Kuno, last week’s tragedy was the third death in the world's first intercontinental translocation project that has seen 20 cheetahs flown in from Africa.

So what is the larger story that the May 13 result tells us? What are the factors that led to the outcome? Is there a pattern across the state or is it a sum of different regions? And how will the results affect the two major parties in the run-up to the General Election in 2024?

Evangelical preacher Paul Mackenzie told his followers that the world was going to end on April 15 and Satan would rule for 1,000 years.