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  India and Malaysia Sign 3 Agreements to Strengthen Bilateral Partnership

  India and Malaysia today signed three MoUs, including one on cyber security, as part of efforts to strengthen their bilateral strategic partnership.

• Christians Lose Divisive Bid to Use 'Allah' in Malaysia

  Malaysia's highest court on Monday dismissed a bid by Christians for the right to use the word "Allah", ending a years-long legal battle that has caused religious tensions in the Muslim-majority country.

• Malaysian court rules use of 'Allah' exclusive to Muslims

  A Malaysian court ruled on Monday that a Christian newspaper may not use the word "Allah" to refer to God, a landmark decision on an issue that has fanned religious tension and raised questions over minority rights in the mainly Muslim country.

• Indian-origin man shot dead in Malaysia

  A 39-year-old Indian-origin man was shot dead in his car by motorcycle-borne gunmen near the Malaysian capital.

• Two Indians freed from death row in Malaysia

  A court of appeal in Malaysia on Tuesday freed two Indians from the death row after their conviction for carrying narcotics into the country was said to be based on insufficient evidence. A three-judge panel at the Putrajaya Court of Appeals near Kuala Lumpur set aside the convictions against Sayed Ibrahim Mydeen Batcha and photographer Ramjali Say...

• Sword-wielding man shot dead in Malaysia PM's compound

  Malaysian police shot dead a sword-wielding man who entered Prime Minister Najib Razak's compound on Monday, police officials said. The man and a female companion, both carrying swords, tried to pass through a security post in the compound in the administrative capital Putrajaya in mid-afternoon, police said.