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During interrogation, the modus operandi of the syndicate emerged and it was learnt that they had leaked the question papers of several recruitment examinations which included the Constable recruitment paper.

“It was discovered that the ‘Procurers’ of the question papers have their sources in the printing presses. After the question papers are procured from the printing press, it is analyzed by the ‘Analyzers’ as to which exam the question paper is being printed for,” said Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Ashok Chand.

Ingredients

1. 2 multigrain atta rotis
2. 1 cup diced potatoes, boiled and sauteed lightly
3. 1tbsp tamarind pulp
4. 1tsp garlic paste
5. 1tbsp tomato ketchup
6. 1 green chilli, chopped
7. 1/2tsp jeera (cumin seeds)
8. Salt to taste
9. 2tsp honey mixed with vinegar
10.1tsp oregano or herb of your choice
11.1tbsp refined oil

Method:

1. In a pan, heat oil till it gives off smoke.
2. Add the jeera and as they splutter, toss in the potatoes. Saute for about a minute.
3. Then add the rest of the ingredients, except oregano, and toss till they are well combined.

Ingredients

1. 2 multigrain atta rotis
2. 1/2 cucumber, chopped
3. 1 tomato, diced
4. 1/2 carrot, parboiled & chopped
5. 1/2 beetroot, parboiled & chopped
6. 1/2 cabbage, julienned
7. 1 cup kabuli chana
8. 7tsp lemon juice
9. 7 cloves garlic
10.4tsp til (sesame seeds), roasted
11.6tsp olive oil
12.Salt to taste
13.Pinch of kali mirch (pepper)

Method:

1. Prepare the hummus in advance . soak kabuli chana overnight. In the morning, boil the chana with salt. Then drain . remember to keep some water for blending the mix later.

Falling for the fourth week in a row, India’s foreign exchange reserves fell by $1.415 billion to $314.181 billion in the week to September 26 on account of a hefty drop in non-US currency assets.

In the previous week, the reserves had fallen by $101.3 million to $315.596 billion. During the week to July 25, the reserves had touched $320.56 billion, a shade away from the life-time high of $320.79 billion recorded on September 2, 2011.

City of palaces Mysore is celebrating its famous 10-day Dasara festival in the absence of scion Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar, who passed away last December in Bangalore.

For the first time in many years, the royal family was forced to place the royal sword on the golden throne on which the scion used to sit and conduct the festival rituals in the Amba Vilas Palace durbar since he succeeded his father and last Mysore Maharaja Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar in 1974.

US health officials were monitoring 50 people for Ebola exposure, 10 of whom are at “high risk” of the disease after close contact with the first diagnosed American patient.

United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified 10 people who had contact with Thomas Eric Duncan, America’s first diagnosed case of Ebola.

CDC made contact with about 100 people that had possible contact with Duncan, and narrowed to 50 the list of people it needs to monitor daily.

Noted singer K.J. Yesudas is upset in the manner his Thursday’s women dress code remarks are being taken forward, CPI-M politburo member M.A. Baby said Friday.
“I did not speak to Yesudas and if you ask my opinion, it can be seen in two ways — if only his statements are seen, it may not sound good, but then we should look at it in a larger canvas and also see it in contextual terms and in that case, there is no mala fide in his remarks, because he only wanted to give a good advice,” said Baby.

George Clooney’s wife Amal Alamuddin has been labeled as the ‘new Kim Kardashian’ by a website which made the human rights lawyer famous overnight.

Alamuddin topped the ‘Barrister Hottie’ list that was compiled by the website Barrister Boyfriend which also mentioned during the wedding speeches, the Mirror reported.

Natalia Naish, founder of the site, compared the 36-year-old human rights lawyer, to reality TV star Kardashian after posting his views on Clooney’s wedding on her website.

French auto major Renault plans to enter new verticals, including used car business in India next year, besides launching two new models, to make its presence felt in the market which it sees as “the biggest challenge”.

The company, which is targeting a market share of over 5 per cent in India, is also leveraging on its 4,500 strong R&D Centre in Chennai to come up with products which are “right for the country”.

Vendors through e-commerce have starting offering premium smartphone iPhone 6 at price starting from around Rs 56,000 for which official launch date and other details for India are yet to be announced by Apple.

A vendor at EBay is offering iPhone 6 for about Rs 55,954 and promising October 8 as estimated time to deliver the product without any extra shipping cost.

Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray has said that he would initiate an inquiry into the alleged multi-crore irrigation scam and probe the “hasty approval” of builder files by former CM Prithviraj Chavan, if his party is voted to power.

“Once they (Cong-NCP) were good friends…now they are leaving no stone unturned to stab each other. One (Ajit Pawar) says he will file RTI queries to get the documents that Chavan signed and the other

Strongly condemning the “heinous and cowardly” murder of a British humanitarian aid worker by the Islamic State group, the UN Security Council today stressed that the terror outfit must be defeated.

The 15-nation Council said that the killing of Alan Henning, is a tragic reminder of the increasing dangers volunteer humanitarian personnel face every day in Syria.

It also once again demonstrates the brutality of ISIS or ISIL, which is responsible for thousands of abuses against the Syrian and Iraqi people.

Thomas Kailath, a Pune educated Indian-American engineering professor at Stanford University, is one of the recipients of the US National Medal of Science announced by President Barack Obama.

Kailath is also a recipient of the Padma Bhushan, one of India’s high civilian awards and is a member of major science and engineering academies in India.

He received his BE (telecom) degree from the College of Engineering, Pune before getting his SM and ScD degrees in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

It turns out that most of the British newlyweds don’t have sex on their first night.

According to a recent wedding survey by events company Chillisauce, 67 per cent of Brit couples don’t actually consummate their marriage on their wedding night, Metro.co.uk reported.

Out of the 5,000 people who responded to the survey, almost 80 percent of women who attended a wedding said they’d ‘hooked up’ with someone there, while 25 percent of people claimed to have met their partner at somebody else’s nuptials.

Jennifer Hudson has just dropped a hint revealing that ‘ Sex and the City 3 ‘ might be on the cards.

In a recent interview, the 33-year-old actress revealed some behind-the-scenes buzz for the third installment of the movie, E! Online reported.

Hudson said that the third installment might happen as somebody just came to her talking about the movie.

Producer Michael Patrick King had earlier revealed that the ‘Sex and the City’ team had one story left. (ANI)

Pop star Lady Gaga has shared a series of photographs on photo-sharing website Instagram while getting tattooed and she is seen baring her derriere in one.

The singer who calls her fans Little Monsters and herself Mother Monster paid homage through getting a tattoo on her back.

The 28-year-old, who is currently travelling round Europe on her hit ArtPOP tour, shared it with her followers on Thursday, reports dailymail.co.uk.

A man from Hyderabad has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman in the city, police said today.

The accused identified as Mamillapalli Santoshkumar, now working in Goa, was arrested on Thursday for the incident of rape which had taken place around six months back here, police said.

The complaint lodged by the victim at Panaji police station on Wednesday states that she is six months pregnant.

In a bad mood? Head to Facebook and find someone worse off!

When people are in a bad mood, they are more likely to actively search social networking sites such as Facebook to find friends who are doing even worse than they are, a new study suggests.

Researchers found that, in general, people use social media to connect with people who are posting positive and success-oriented updates.

Real estate developers should focus on addressing the housing demand of lower income group and economically weaker section, a senior government official said on Monday.

Addressing a real estate conference here, Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation Joint Secretary Karan Bir Singh Sidhu said that there is shortage of about 2 crore houses in the country, of which maximum exists for the EWS/LIG section of society.

“Organised real estate must address the demand of LIG and EWS,” he said at a conference organised by the Indian Chamber of Commerce.

The Petroleum Ministry has set up a committee headed by DGH to inquire into the reasons for delay in developing gas discoveries in ONGC’s Krishna Godavari basin KG-D5 block.

The three-member committee will be headed by B N Talukar, Director General of Directorate General of Hydrocarbons, and will have the financial advisor and a director from the ministry.

The panel will inquire into delay in developing fields by Oil and Natural Gas Corp in the block KG-DWN-98/2 or KG-D5, and submit its report by end-October, sources said.

Falling for the fourth week in a row, India’s foreign exchange reserves went down by USD 1.415 billion to USD 314.181 billion in the week to September 26 on account of a hefty drop in non-US currency assets.

In the previous week, the reserves had fallen by USD 101.3 million to USD 315.596 billion. During the week to July 25, the reserves had touched USD 320.56 billion, a shade away from the life-time high of USD 320.79 billion recorded on September 2, 2011.

Most of the computer users suffer from the symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) and an expert says that it is important to take breaks and blink regularly.

According to a recent study, prolonged sitting while at your desk can increase your risk of heart disease, diabetes and stroke, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

But that’s not the only thing at work that poses a risk to our health.

A new study has revealed that when eating with or near an overweight person, one may end up eating more “unhealthy” food.

The study at Cornell University investigated the impact the presence of an overweight diner on healthy and unhealthy food choices and found that people are likelier to serve and eat more unhealthy foods and less healthy foods, when eating with or near someone who is overweight.

London has converted many of its red phones booths into green solar-powered phone charging stations.

The solarboxes are fitted with a roof-mounted solar panel and inside there is a variety of phone charging ports for a range of smartphone models, as well as a screen that displays ads, the Independent reported.

Harold Craston, who came up with this idea with Kirsty Kenny, said that he thought that there are 8,000 of the phone booth lying unused in London and they must be able to find a use for them.

The 81-year-old father of the British journalist John Cantlie, who was captured by the Islamic State (IS) in Syria, Friday pleaded with the Sunni radical group to release his son.

In a nearly five minutes video, Paul Cantlie made the heartbreaking appeal sitting in a hospital bed. His voice was raucous as reports said he just underwent a throat surgery, Xinhua reported.

“As a family we experienced great relief seeing and hearing John and knowing that he is alive. This was followed by the feeling of despair and helplessness,” said Cantlie.