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Arbaaz Khan shares why he wont direct Salman's Dabangg 3

MUMBAI: After the success of Dabangg and Dabangg 2, Salman Khan-starrer Dabangg 3 is in the scripting stage, but this time Arbaaz Khan will not be directing the movie.  In an interview with Indian media, Arbaaz said he has taken a step back from direction due to personal issues. Dabangg 3 will be directed by Prabhudeva instead.  Speaking to Press Trust of India (PTI), Arbaaz said, "I wanted the franchise to have a fresh feel to it. I did it with 'Dabangg 2'. At this point, I felt a lot of thin
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Islamabad sit-in: Govt has lost its writ, says Khursheed Shah

Opposition Leader Khurshid Shah. Photo: Geo News SUKKUR: Leader of the Opposition in National Assembly Khursheed Shah said on Monday that prolonged Faizabad sit-in indicates that the government has lost its writ in the country. Speaking to journalists, Shah said that it is regrettable to see that few people have sealed Islamabad causing distress to millions of people living and commuting to the capital city. As many as two million people live in Islamabad, people all over the world visit it,?
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PM Abbasi discusses political situation, development projects with SIndh CM, governor

PM Abbasi meets CM Murad Ali Shah and Governor Muhammad Zubair. Photo: Geo News  KARACHI: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi met Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah on Monday. Sources said the two discussed the ongoing development projects in the province which are funded by the federal government, as well as the present political situation of the province and country. Sindh Governor Mohammad Zubair was also present in the meeting. Abbasi arrived in Karachi Sunday night on a two-day visit. 
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At least 17 dead, five injured in Khairpur road accident

Bystanders and rescue officials at the site of the accident.  KHAIRPUR: A deadly traffic accident left at least 17 people dead and five injured in Khairpur, Sindh on Monday morning.  Police officials said a truck laden with coal was en route from Ranipur to Sukkur when it attempted to overtake a passenger van on the Shah Hussain bypass.  ASP Rai Mazhar Iqbal told Geo News that the heavily loaded truck lost control while overtaking and fell on the van, which was on its way to Punjab from Karach
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Victoria's Secret to charm China with fashion gala

Liu Wen for 'Dazed and Confused' magazine, Manhattan, New York, US, June 26, 2015. Dazed and Confused/Screengrab via Geo.tv/YouTube SHANGHAI: The star-studded, super-hyped Victoria's Secret show hits the catwalk in Shanghai on Monday, the first time the US brand is holding its self-described "sexiest show on earth" outside the United States or Europe. Coming to China is all about business: the company's bottom line is sagging and it is staking its future on the growing Chinese market. Here i
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Big B, SRK shower AbRam with 'delectable' cotton candy love

Image: Amitabh Bachchan's Twitter account (@SrBachchan) Sunday night brought with it a fantastic birthday bash for Aaradhya ? the daughter of Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan ? at the Bachchan residence. But, apart from Aaradhya herself, it was AbRam ? Shah Rukh Khan's little one ? who caught the senior Bachchan's attention from among the other star kids when he inquired about cotton candy, seemingly mesmerised by the sweet, swirly process. The legendary grandfather of Aaradhya, 6, then t
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Getting to Bangladesh Listen

Before we become a Britain or a Germany, I am inviting my dear countrymen to become a Bangladesh. Before we become the least corrupt nation on the planet, I am suggesting to descend a few steps down, provided we do some other things right. Our narrow political narratives may have their advantages, but they also carry a huge cost. These narratives are giving us tunnel vision, forcing the nation to bark up the wrong tree. Corruption is a curse and we must do whatever we can to ensure transparency
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Islamabad sit-in continues as negotiations fail to break deadlock

Activists of a religious group blocking the highway. Photo: AFP   ISLAMABAD: Commuters in the twin cities continue to face hardship as the protest sit-in at Faizabad Interchange, linking the main Islamabad- Rawalpindi route, by religious parties enters its fifteenth day today. Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal has called an emergency meeting of religious scholars belonging to all schools of thought over the ongoing protest.  The consultative meeting, to be held today, is the latest effort on beh
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Getting to Bangladesh

Factory workers in Bangladesh. Photo: File Before we become a Britain or a Germany, I am inviting my dear countrymen to become a Bangladesh. Before we become the least corrupt nation on the planet, I am suggesting to descend a few steps down, provided we do some other things right. Our narrow political narratives may have their advantages, but they also carry a huge cost. These narratives are giving us tunnel vision, forcing the nation to bark up the wrong tree. Corruption is a curse and we mus
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Five things we learned in the Premier League

Manchester United's Romelu Lukaku scores their fourth goal in the Premier League match against vs Newcastle United in Old Trafford, Manchester, Britain, November 18, 2017. REUTERS/Andrew Yates LONDON: Leaders Manchester City maintained their grip on the Premier League title race despite John Stones's injury, while Paul Pogba inspired Manchester United on his return to fitness. Eden Hazard sparkled for Chelsea, while Arsenal took the north London bragging rights. Here are five things we learne
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Britain to submit 'Brexit bill' proposal before December EU meeting

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond attends the BBC's 'Marr Show' in London, November 19, 2017. Jeff Overs/BBC Handout via REUTERS  LONDON: Britain will submit proposals on how to settle its divorce bill with the European Union before an EU summit next month and is expected to negotiate hard, finance minister Philip Hammond said on Sunday. The EU told Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday that there was more work to be done to unlock the Brexit talks, repeating its early Decem
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Trump open to dropping healthcare provision in Senate tax bill: aide

US President Donald Trump speaks about his recent trip to Asia in the Diplomatic Room of the White House in Washington, US, November 15, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/Files WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump would not insist on including repeal of an Obama-era health insurance mandate in a bill intended to enact the biggest overhaul of the tax code since the 1980s, a senior White House aide said on Sunday. The version of tax legislation put forward by Senate Republican leaders would remove a
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Trump reverses elephant trophy decision, keeps ban

President Donald Trump said Friday he will uphold a ban on importing trophies of elephants hunted and killed in Zimbabwe, pending further review, reversing his own administration's decision from just a day earlier after a public outcry. "Put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as I review all conservation facts. Understudy for years. Will update soon with Secretary Zinke. Thank you!" Trump tweeted. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said the pair came to the
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What has gone down in Zimbabwe?

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe addresses party members and supporters gathered at his party headquarters to show support to Grace Mugabe becoming the party's next Vice President after the dismissal of Emerson Mnangagwa, Harare, Zimbabwe, November 8, 2017. AFP/Jekesai Njikizana/Files  HARARE: Here is a timeline of the developing political crisis in Zimbabwe, where the country's 93-year-old president, Robert Mugabe, insists he is still in power despite a military takeover and a rising clamour
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Norway's King Harald hospitalised with infection

Norwegian King Harald. Image Courtesy: Daily Scandinavian OSLO: Norway's King Harald is being treated in hospital for an infection, the royal palace said Sunday. The 80-year-old monarch ? who has ruled the country since 1991 ? underwent surgery for bladder cancer 14 years ago. "His majesty the king was hospitalised Friday at the Royal Hospital of Oslo because of an infection," a press release from the royal household said. "His condition is satisfactory and the king is healing," it said. T
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Dimitrov comes of age to win ATP Finals title

Grigor Dimitrov claimed the biggest title of his career and sent out a huge statement of intent as the stylish Bulgarian beat David Goffin 7-5 4-6 6-3 to win the ATP Finals on Sunday. The 26-year-old recovered from losing his opening two service games to finally get the better of the willowy Belgian player, but it was fiercely-fought two-and-a-half hour duel with Goffin saving four match points before finally succumbing. Dimitrov?s unbeaten run this week in London earned him $2.5 million while
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Katy Perry triumphs in case over convent home

Pop superstar Katy Perry on Friday was awarded nearly $1.5 million as she prevailed anew in her drawn-out bid to move into a former convent in Los Angeles. The singer of "Roar" and "I Kissed a Girl" has more Twitter followers than anyone else in the world at 106 million but had struggled to win the hearts of two elderly nuns who used to live in the convent. The Roman Catholic archdiocese had agreed to sell the property, which lies vacant, to Perry. But the two nuns were unmoved, even when Perr
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Algeria picks up 286 boat migrants en route to Europe

ALGIERS: Algeria?s coastguard has picked up 286 illegal migrants heading across the Mediterranean to Europe by boat, the Defence Ministry has said. The migrants were detained on several boats between Thursday and Saturday, according to a ministry statement carried on Sunday by the state news agency, APS. Algeria has so far seen relatively few attempts to cross to Europe by boat, compared to the hundreds of thousands of mostly African would-be migrants who have set off in search of prosperity o
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Gold leaf from Napoleon's crown fetches 625,000 euros

A gold laurel leaf removed from the crown Napoleon Bonaparte wore to his coronation sold for 625,000 ($735,000) euros at an auction in Paris on Sunday. The sale price far exceeded the estimate of between 100,000 and 150,000 euros, Osenat auction house said. The leaf was one of six cut from the crown ahead of the 1804 coronation, because the monarch considered it too heavy. The goldsmith Martin Guillaume Biennais gave the spare leaves to each of his daughters - with the auctioned gold carving
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New Orleans welcomes first female mayor

LaToya Cantrell ? the now-elected mayor of New Orleans ? participates in a news conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, US, October 6, 2017. REUTERS/Jonathan Bachman/Files  WASHINGTON: New Orleans has elected its first female mayor in its nearly 300-year history, a city council member who helped her neighbourhood recover from Hurricane Katrina's devastation. LaToya Cantrell received a strong mandate of 60 percent of the vote, local media reported, in a race that pitted her against another woman
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Magnitude 7.3 quake strikes near New Caledonia: USGS

A magnitude 7.3 quake struck on Monday near New Caledonia in the South Pacific, the US Geological Survey said. The quake, originally measured at 7.2, was centred 42 miles (68 km) east-northeast of Tadine, Loyalty Islands, at a depth of 15.5 miles (25 km), the USGS said. New Caledonia is a French territory, made up a series of islands. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said in a statement that a destructive Pacific-wide tsunami was not expected and there was no tsunami threat to Hawaii.
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Fifteen women killed in food aid stampede in Morocco

File RABAT: Fifteen people were killed and five more injured when a stampede broke out in the southwestern Moroccan town of Sidi Boulaalam on Sunday as food aid was being distributed in a market, the Interior Ministry said. King Mohammed ordered that the victims? families be given any assistance they needed, the ministry said in a statement, adding that a criminal investigation had been opened. No more details were immediately available. Last month, the king dismissed the ministers of educati
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Lebanon's Hariri to visit Egypt on Tuesday: Hariri's office

Saad al-Hariri looks on after a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, November 18, 2017. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/Files  BEIRUT: Saad al-Hariri ? who announced his resignation as Lebanese prime minister in a televised broadcast from Saudi Arabia on November 4 ? will visit Egypt on Tuesday to meet Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Hariri?s office said on Sunday. Hariri has since Saturday been in Paris ? where he met French President Emmanuel
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'Justice League' takes top spot, but still falls short at box office

It might have scored top of the box office, but Justice League didn't have the super opening weekend predicted, falling short of expectations with takings of $96 million, according to industry estimates released Sunday. With an all-star cast including Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Ben Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman, Justice League ? based on the DC Comics superheroes team ? sees a mash-up of classic characters fend off the threat of supervillain Steppenwolf (Ciaran Hinds). The big
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Stormy weather complicates search for missing Argentine submarine

A storm on Sunday complicated the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing in the South Atlantic with 44 crew members, as authorities tried to verify that recent satellite calls seen as a sign the sailors were alive came from the vessel. US airplanes carrying subsurface search specialists arrived in Argentina to help hunt for the ARA San Juan, which was 432 km (268 miles) off Argentina?s coast when its location was last known early on Wednesday, said navy Admiral Gabriel Gonzalez. More t
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