The US Supreme Court has denied a plea filed by 26/11 attack accused Tahawwur Rana seeking an emergency stay on his extradition. This clears the way for his handover to India. Tahawwur Rana sought a stay on his extradition and surrender to India citing a pending litigation. He had cited the risk of torture and poor health in his failed bids to block extradition. A notice on the Supreme Court's website stated that Tahawwur application has been denied by the court. The Canadian national of Pakistani origin is presently being held at the detention center in Los Angeles. He will be handed over to NIA by FBI on a day to be decided by both sides. It was in February this year that Donald Trump announced the approval to run his extradition during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington DC. Watch in for more details!

US Supreme Court denies Tahawwur Rana’s review plea against his extradition to India

A US attorney has told a federal court that Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman Tahawwur Rana is extraditable under the plain provisions of the US-India extradition treaty.

Mumbai terror attacks accused Rana 'extraditiable', attorney says 'insufficient credible evidence'

US attorney: 26/11 terrorist Rana extraditable under US-India extradition treaty

It's 10 years this week since the Rana Plaza building collapse tragedy in Bangladesh. Over 1,100 garment factory workers were killed and thousands of others maimed for life as the 8-storey structure in the sprawling complex crumbled. The industrial disaster - among the worst ever - put the spotlight on working conditions for working class labour in developing countries. 10 years on, here's a relook at how much has actually changed on the ground.

Rana plaza collapse - 10 years on big turning point, big lessons

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