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India face South Korea in the opening match of the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup on 7 October.

Murray faces Edmund in quarter-final of the China Open. Find out where to watch live.

Indian states sharing a border with Pakistan such as Punjab, Kashmir, Gujarat and Rajasthan step up vigilance.

YouGov/CEBR business confidence index rises to 112.4 in September from 109.7 in August.

Researchers believe this and other evidence point to widespread medicinal or ritualistic cannabis use.

The Clinton campaign launched a similar voter registration drive using taco trucks in Detroit.

Bank of England boss says it is up to the government to offset monetary policy.

Kayden Culp's family claims incident was 'deliberate' but officials say it appears to be accidental.

The storm is set to hit the east coast of Florida which is primarily populated by Democrat voters.

Trackers hope 'seabots' will unlock mysteries of microscopic sea creatures in Pacific highway.

Harshvardhan Kapoor, Anil Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor speak to IBTimes UK at the 'Mirzya' European premiere.

The teenager reportedly told police someone matching his description was carrying a weapon.

The president has now commuted the sentences of more prisoners than the past 11 leaders combined.

Russia insists anti-aircraft missiles necessary in Syria although Isis does not have any planes.

On 7 October, the celestial event will be observed by astronomy enthusiasts around the world.

Christopher Fuhrer, 30, of Queens, is said to have masked the smell with air fresheners and a fan.

A source said the actor enjoyed 'a wonderful time' with his children.

Benjamin Taylor, 32, is in custody over the death of 10-month-old Emmaleigh Barringer.

Extremely rare condition saw woman have two massive hairballs removed from stomach.

The two presidential nominees will face off on 9 October in St Louis, Missouri.

Jeremy Corbyn hails new shadow cabinet with more women, ethnic minorities and northerners.

5 of the top 10 bars in the world are London haunts.

The 46-year-old admitted he was flattered by the attentions of the international pop star.

MPs have also increased the punishment for those convicted.

Winds and rain have already slammed coastal towns in Florida.

The move would apply to women in universities and schools but Oslo says there are no plans to ban the hijab.

The soap star has set up a fundraising page for life-saving treatment at a specialist clinic in Germany.

Six military personnel and two civilians are indicted by a federal grand jury.

Klaas Haytema, 30, was convicted of violating visa regulations requiring him to respect the culture.