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Women's Prize 2019: Tayari Jones wins literary award for her novel, An American Marriage

Tayari Jones' An American Marriage centers on a successful African-American couple in Atlanta whose marriage is tested when the husband is imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit

Maharashtra farmer gets Rs 1,064 for 750 kg of onion; donates earnings to PM Relief Fund in protest

The money order was sent on 29 November from the Niphad office of India Post. It was addressed to "Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India".

Oil prices aren't determined by a triumvirate alone: Here are some more from West Asia to South America to Africa who also call the shots

Oil is a complex tradable commodity and involves a whole lot of catalysts which influence its price.

Decision on H-4 visas holders not final until rulemaking process is completed: US Immigration Services

No decision about H-4 visas is final until the rulemaking process is completed, a senior US official has said.

GIA poll: Modi ranks third after Merkel, Macron in global ratings of top world leaders; best ever rank for an Indian PM

A survey on global ratings of top 10 world leaders has revealed that the favourability of Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin has increased significantly.

Donald Trump's first year as US president a mixed bag; not much to gloat about but not an unmitigated disaster either

All in all, one must grant it to Donald Trump that his first year has been a mixed bag and not an unmitigated disaster or something to gloat about.

Obama warns against the misuse of social media which he believes is fostering divisions in society

Obama warned that the internet risked reinforcing people's prejudices and leading to a fractured society.

Global Entrepreneurship Summit updates: Hyderabad welcomes Ivanka as Narendra Modi stresses on need for more women as biz leaders

The delegates include about 400 each from India and the US and the remaining from rest of the world.

Despite tough talk, Donald Trump follows Barrack Obama's cues on trials for terror suspects

So far, Donald Trump has treated terror suspects just as Barrack Obama did, passing on Guantanamo in favour of having his own Justice Department.

Apple, Microsoft, Google and other tech companies urge US court to address protection of LGBT employees within the law

Gay rights is the latest issue to cause a rift between the business community and the Trump administration. A group of 76 companies submitted a brief to the court saying a split among lower courts on that question had created uncertainty for employers and gay workers.