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Sunil Jaglan, who got the website developed, said the online museum can hold a million selfies.

Warning comes days after Indian PM Narendra Modi told US Congress about terrorism on his country's borders.

Last weekend, the UN submitted a backup plan to the Syrian regime to airlift food to blockaded areas.

Schools minister Nick Gibb said unauthorised absences should not go unpunished.

Attack on police bus killed 11 people.

Israel has also suspended Ramadan travel permits and deployed two battalions in the West Bank.

IBTImes UK looks at political career of former ANC's member Julius Malema, famous for controversial comments.

The debris has been described as being similar to a plane's seat part.

Victim was residing at a Hindu monastery in Bangladesh's north-western district of Pabna.

The Unicef Goodwill Ambassador visited the country to focus on proper care for HIV positive children.

Libyan forces said mines and booby-traps left behind by retreating militants could not slow them down.

The electoral commission said Kuczynski grabbed 50.12% of the vote, compared to Fujimori's 49.88%.

Parents from one school complained their children suffered nose bleeds and allergies after using the tracks.

French president and other leaders appeal to workers not to disrupt month-long football extravaganza.

Hunt asks Deloitte to advise on an overhaul of NHS Professionals.

Some call her a criminal, while some hailed Ibarra an 'inspiration.'

Trump has been the target of 3,500 lawsuits, many of them filed by small businessmen for non-payment of bills.

Doodle to kick off the UEFA Euro 2016 in France today.

Biden praised rape survivor for her message to her assailant, which he said would 'save lives'.

The annual report from the MoD watchdog reveals skills gap issues have been mounting since 2006.

Opinion split in Germany after mayor of small town imposes 'anti-Muslim' swimming pool rule.

Putin did not know his microphone was on when he said he only got five hours of sleep.

UN chief Ban Ki Moon says Riyadh threatened to cut funding to humanitarian programmes.

Some 20,000 Iraqi troops and other forces are on the edge of the city.

The US president will try to unite the Democrats to take on Donald Trump in the election in November.

His doctor says he will have to have a heart valve replacement.

Incumbents who broke through barriers soon learn that established systems hold out against fundamental reform.

DJI says drone safety possible with Europe-wide industry cooperation.

An MTV survey states that 57% of millennial Sanders supporters will vote for Clinton after he drops out.