Four tourists and their guide were swept away in a flash flood triggered by cloud burst in northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, officials said Wednesday.
Aids concern group offers training after survey reveals a fifth of homosexual men avoid seeing a GP
The RBI governor has said that the world was facing a problem of productivity slowdown due to government inability to put firms "out of their misery" and also due to protection provided to oligopolistic firms.
Tanzanian authorities on Tuesday expressed concerns over the increasing number of women who bleach their skins for vanity, saying the situation plunges more into health risks.
Police authorities in Nigeria on Tuesday confirmed that five riot policemen were killed in an attack by gunmen in the southeastern state of Rivers.
More than 400 people have been cheated out of at least HK$320 million by scammers acting as middlemen to secure loans for struggling property owners and plunging them further into debt.
At least 10 people died across the Philippines in election day violence on Monday (May 9), as gunmen attacked polling stations, ambushed vehicles and stole vote counting machines, police said.
As more and more life stories of pop stars arecited as examples in papers in schools, people's attitude on the matter is becomingincreasingly divided.
A security firm announced that it had persuaded a fraudster to give the database of email addresses along with passwords consumers use to log in to websites
Headaches, trembling hands, poor sleep, feeling worthless: Hong Kong’s middle-class mental health crisis
For more than 60 artists from Russia, Belarus and London it was an opportunity to showcase their skills but for ink enthusiasts the Sochi International Tattoo Festival was all about displaying their body art.
Accountancy lawmaker Kenneth Leung makes plea as many focus on ‘super seats’
Although power and water supply services are gradually recovering, many evacuees from the Kumamoto earthquake disaster are too traumatized to return to their homes.
The 77 alleged telecom fraud syndicate members deported from Kenya earlier this month will be tried on Chinese mainland, a Ministry of Public Security (MPS) official said here Thursday.
Women from eastern Myanmar’s Kayan tribe wearing rings that stretch their necks have long been a tourist draw in Thailand, but some are going home in hope of profiting from more ethical tourism
An Australian television crew has been released from a Lebanese prison, following a botched abduction and recovery effort of an Australian mother's children.
Robin Auld picks out some highlights for Hong Kong television viewers, including a documentary about the impact on sherpa communities in Nepal of the deaths of 16 sherpas on Mount Everest in 2014
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