Vishakha Sonawane

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Vishakha Sonawane is a Senior Correspondent at International Business Times and covers breaking news, health and geopolitics for the U.S. edition of the website.

Muslim Ninth Grader In Texas Arrested After Teacher Thought Homemade Clock Looked 'Like A Bomb'

Ahmed Mohamed was kept in a juvenile detention center and suspended from school for three days.

Alaska Floatplane Crash Kills 3, Injures 7 Near Eastwind Lake

Tuesday's crash was the ninth plane crash in Alaska this year.

Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani ‘Very Flirty’ On ‘The Voice’ Sets, Spotted Leaving Together Post-Show: Report

Blake Shelton divorced Miranda Lambert in July and Gwen Stefani filed for divorce from Gavin Rossdale in August.

Kate Middleton Wants Prince Harry And Ex-Girlfriend Chelsy Davy To Reunite: Report

The Duchess of Cambridge has been persuading Prince Harry to get back with Chelsy Davy, according to a report.

ACLU Protests Hospital's Decision To Deny Pregnant Michigan Woman's Sterilization Request

The Genesys Regional Medical Center turned down the request from a pregnant woman, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor, on religious grounds.

North Korea Restarts Nuclear Bomb Fuel Plants; To Launch Satellites On 70th Anniversary Of Ruling Party

Pyongyang had vowed to restart the main Yongbyon complex facility in 2013, following its third nuclear test.

Delta State University Professor Shooting: Suspect Shannon Lamb Dead, Campus Lockdown Lifted

Shannon Lamb was also being sought in the fatal shooting of a woman identified as Amy Prentiss.

Miranda Lambert 'Upset' With Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani Dating Rumors: Report

Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton divorced in July after four years of marriage.

Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Mocked In Rowan County Billboard Referring To Bible Scripture

A billboard, installed at the clerk's hometown by Planting Peace nonprofit last week, will remain in place for a month.

India Truck Accident Leaves At Least 18 Dead In Southern State Of Andhra Pradesh

A preliminary investigation reportedly showed that the truck’s driver fell asleep while driving.

Japan’s Mount Aso Erupts Shooting Volcanic Rock Into Air, Tourists Evacuated

The Mount Aso eruption, in the southern Japanese island of Kyushu, shot plumes of smoke 6,560 feet into the air.

California Wildfire: Valley Fire Kills At Least 1, Damages Over 400 Structures

The wildfire prompted thousands to flee their homes as firefighters were unable to contain the blaze over the weekend.

Ben Affleck Apologizes To Jennifer Garner For Affair With Nanny Christine Ouzounian: Report

Christine Ouzounian claimed she had an affair with Ben Affleck -- an allegation that the actor had so far denied.

Rihanna Does Not Want To 'Bump Into' Chris Brown’s Ex Nia Guzman, Bans Her From Los Angeles Clubs: Report

The singer does not want to run into Chris Brown's baby mama Nia Guzman in Los Angeles, according to a report.

Donald Trump Says He Bought NBC’s Stake In Miss Universe Organization

NBC backed out in July from telecasting the Miss USA pageant after Donald Trump’s controversial statements about Mexican immigrants in June.

Mexico’s Colima And Popocatepetl Volcanoes Erupt, Shoot Out Ash And Smoke In Fresh Rumblings

Colima has been touted as the most active volcano in North America while Popocatepetl came back to life in 1994 after about 50 years of inactivity.

Egyptian Forces Kill 98 Militants In Sinai Operation

Egypt's army launched its so-called Martyr's Rights operation last Monday around the Sinai towns of El-Arish, Rafah and Sheikh Zuweid.

Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani Dating Rumors ‘Completely Untrue,’ Miranda Lambert’s Ex Mocks ‘Dating Life’

Blake Shelton divorced Miranda Lambert in July, while Gwen Stefani filed for divorce from Gavin Rossdale in August.

G Train Derails In Brooklyn, 150 Passengers Evacuated

The first two wheels of the southbound train went off the tracks about 600 feet south of the Hoyt-Schermerhorn Station in Downtown Brooklyn.

Bitcoin Exchange CEO Mark Karpeles Charged In Japan With Embezzlement

Mark Karpeles was in custody without a formal charge for six weeks, which is permitted under Japanese law.

Venezuela Jails Opposition Leader Leopoldo Lopez For Inciting Violence During Anti-Government Protests

Leopoldo Lopez's case caused uproar among supporters, who claimed that President Nicolas Maduro’s government squashed human rights.

Miranda Lambert Celebrates CMA 2015 Nominations By Shopping, Blake Shelton Calls For ‘Drink’ With Ashley Monroe

Miranda Lambert took to Instagram to show fans that she celebrated the CMA nominations with a small shopping indulgence.

Kate Middleton And Prince William Not Taking Over Queen Elizabeth II’s Throne In 2016: Report

A report recently claimed that Queen Elizabeth II would step down to pass the throne to Kate Middleton and Prince William in April 2016.

Indian-American Sikh Man In Chicago Beaten In Alleged Hate Crime, Called ‘Bin Laden’ And ‘Terrorist’

The incident occurred late Tuesday when Inderjit Singh Mukker was on his way to a grocery store and a man yelled racial slur at him.

Antonio Zambrano-Montes Shooting: Washington State Police Officers Won’t Face Criminal Charges Over Mexican Immigrant's Death

The Pasco Police Department said Wednesday that an internal review into the incident is almost complete.

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