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How Many People Actually Own A Cellphone? New Study Reveals Which Countries Have The Least Access

As ubiquitous as cellphones are, there are large segments of the populations of emerging countries that don't have them or have only limited access.

Philippine Police Say Will Arrest Anyone Flouting Vaping Ban

E-cigarettes have become hugely popular in the past decade but a rash of vaping-linked deaths and illnesses in the US is fuelling caution about the product

Philippine police say will arrest anyone flouting vaping ban

Man Raped Sister, Molested Mother Several Times In Drunken State, Killed By Family

The parents, their younger son and his wife were arrested for the murder of the man and remanded in judicial custody.

The share by gender of homicides and partner-killings worldwide.

Femicide: A Global Scourge

Femicide: A global scourge

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US Education 2018: Foreign Student Enrollment At Universities Drops For Third Straight Year Amid US-China Tensions

Fewer foreign students are attending U.S. universities, with the Trump administration claiming it is due to the high cost of tuition.

Bollywood Remake Of ‘Forrest Gump’ Is Filming

The Oscar-winning film "Forrest Gump" will be getting a Bollywood makeover as it starts production for a 2020 release.

TikTok has 500 million users globally and has exploded in popularity over the past two years

TikTok Owner In Talks With Universal, Sony, Warner, ByteDance To Rival Spotify, Apple

ByteDance, the Chinese company behind the popular TikTok, plans to launch its own music streaming app that is set to rival Apple, Amazon and Spotify.

A group Microsoft dubbed "Phosphorous" tried to identify email accounts belonging to US officials, journalists covering global politics, prominent Iranians living outside that country, and a presidential campaign

Microsoft’s Cortana To Stop Working in 8 Countries by 2020

Microsoft revealed their plans to stop Cortana in eight countries after January 31, 2020.

Xi and Modi exchanged gifts at their summit where the Chinese president said they had 'candid discussions as friends'

India Is Weaponizing Its Economic Power, Mirroring China’s Playbook

New Delhi's quiet diplomacy over Kashmir has also been accompanied by some muscle flexing in the business arena.

The election was relatively peaceful by the standards of Sri Lanka's fiery politics

'Terminator' Rajapaksa Storms To Victory In Sri Lanka

'Terminator' Rajapaksa storms to victory in Sri Lanka

The elephant was tracked for days by forestry officers and tranquilised after a deadly rampage killed five villagers

Rogue Elephant Dies In Captivity After Killing Villagers

Rogue elephant dies in captivity after killing villagers

Team culture: India celebrate the dismissal of Bangladesh's Mushfiqur Rahim on their way to a crushing victory in the first Test in Indore

'Hunger' Drives India To Feast At Top Of Test Table

'Hunger' drives India to feast at top of Test table

Gotabaya Rajapaksa is set to become Sri Lanka's new president after winning Saturday's election

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's New "Terminator" President

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's new "Terminator" president

Police and electoral officials collect ballot papers ahead of Saturday's polls

Gunmen Fire On Buses Carrying Muslim Sri Lankan Voters

Gunmen fire on buses carrying Muslim Sri Lankan voters

Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation Not As Popular As This 1961 Royal Event

Queen Elizabeth's coronation was not the most popular even in Her Majesty's life.

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles

Camilla Parker-Bowles Proved Her Love For Prince Charles Amid Health Scare

Despite being diagnosed having an infection, Camilla Parker-Bowles traveled to India to surprise Prince Charles for his birthday.

Rajapaksas Eye Comeback In Sri Lanka Presidential Election

Rajapaksas eye comeback in Sri Lanka presidential election

Spending on food, education and clothing declined, the newspaper said

India Shelves Consumer Spending Report After Leaked Data Shows Slump

India shelves consumer spending report after leaked data shows slump

MLB Rumors: Four Teams That Could Trade For Francisco Lindor Including The Dodgers

The Cleveland Indians will have to do some thinking this offseason about stud infielder Francisco Lindor who will lose trade value if not moved soon but doing so would leave a huge hole on the team's roster.

The court ruling hit Vodafone Idea the hardest

Share Roller-coaster For India Telecom Rivals Ends On A High

Share roller-coaster for India telecom rivals ends on a high

Princess Diana Showed She Didn’t Want To Be With Charles With ‘Missed Kiss’

Princess Diana did a subtle trick to prove that she didn't want anything to do with Prince Charles.

Man Killed 4-Year-Old Boy After Raping Him, 'Helped' Police During Investigation, Arrested

As police were investigating the case, Bhagat acted as a sympathizer for the boy’s family and “helped” the police during the investigation. The police did not suspect him at all.