A S Kashyap

Fans have gone nuts over Australian model Ruby Rose’s nude shower scene in the American comedy series ‘ Orange Is The New Black’.

The 29-year-old newbie actress, who is playing the role of Stella Carlin in American sit-com, was seen being flirted by Piper i.e. Taylor Schilling in the prison bathroom, in the steamy shower scene that is making fans drooling over, News.com.au reports.

Some fans even tweeted that “Just saw Ruby Rose naked, I think I’m lesbian”. (ANI)

Pakistan’s Foreign Office spokesperson Qazi Khalilullah has said that issues between India and Pakistan should be resolved through dialogue.

The Dawn quoted Khalilullah, as saying that Pakistan is devoted to maintaining good relations with all of its neighbours and emphasised on solving issues between India and Pakistan through dialogue.

The spokesman also said that Pakistan welcomes all efforts to normalize ties between the two countries, referring to the recent telephonic conversation between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif.

Singer Olivia Newton-John revealed that she has planted around 10 million trees in Australia.

The ‘Summer Nights’ Aussie hit-maker, who is from a family of academics, shared that her grandfather Max Born was a Nobel Prize winner, although her career was launched when she won a talent competition at the age of 15, E! Online reported.

The 66-year-old singer also shared that she once owned nine dogs, six horses, and cats and always try to protect animals. (ANI)

Sikandar Raza has taken on the media over reports of the Zimbabwe players being given bribes by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to tour the Islamic Republic.

Zimbabwe became the first test nation to tour Pakistan after terrorists had attacked the Sri Lankan team in 2009, killing six people and leaving eight players injured.

There were widespread rumours that Zimbabwean players were paid USD 12,500 each to be convinced to make the visit. Reports claimed that USD 5,00,000 was paid by PCB to the Zimbabwean cricket board before the tour.

Communist Party of India (Marxist) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Thursday said that the allegations against External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje with respect to the help given by them to former IPL chairman Lalit Modi are very serious and run counter to the anti-corruption claims of the government at the Centre.

‘Prime Suspect’ writer Lynda La Plante’s seminal detective ‘Jane Tennison’ is to be revived by ITV in a ‘Prime Suspect’ prequel set in 1970’s London.

Helen Mirren originally played Jane Tennison, one of the first female Detective Chief Inspectors in the Metropolitan Police, but the prequel will see a young Tennison as she begins her career, revealing why she became such a complex and formidable character, Deadline.com reported.

La Plante came up with the idea for a prequel series based on her latest novel of the same name which will be published in September.

Rail Board PRO Anil Saxena on Thursday expressed regret over the inconvenience caused to the passengers in the recent train accident at Itarsi railway station, saying that senior officials of Bhopal division and Jabalpur zone and all other teams are fighting round the clock to normalise the situation at the earliest by restoring the signalling system and point and switch system.

India’s EDM duo Lost Stories will be showing-off their DJing skills at Tomorrowland in Belgium, which is the biggest annual EDM festival in the world.

The duo featuring Prayag Mehta and Rishab Joshi will be performing on the Blue Flame Stage on the July 24 in Boom, Belgium and will represent India on the global map of dance music.

Speaking on the occasion, Lost Stories, who have also officially remixed Afrojack’s hit single ‘The Spark’ ft. Spree Wilson, said, “We are extremely thrilled to be representing our country at some of the biggest music festivals in the world.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday expressed his solidarity with Bharatiya Janata Party leader L.K. Advani, who in a recent interview, expressed his fears that an Emergency-like situation could be repeated in the country.

Kejriwal took to twitter to share his views.

“Advani ji is correct in saying that emergency can’t be ruled out. Is Delhi their first experiment?” he posted.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday met Maryam Asif Siddiqui, 12, the winner of Bhagavad Gita Champion League organized by ISKCON – the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.

During her meeting with the Prime Minister, Maryam donated Rs. 11,000/- each to the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund, and the Swachhta Abhiyan.

The Prime Minister gifted her five books on different religions. He congratulated her for her achievement, and said her interest in various religions is an inspiration for all Indians.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level meeting on Thursday to review the progress of the UID and DBT projects.

The Prime Minister called for accelerating the delivery of benefits, and expanding the applications of the Aadhaar platform.

He further directed officials to identify applications, where concrete results could be achieved in the next two months.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh was also present at the meeting. (ANI)

Microsoft has released support for French and German for its Skype Translator app.

With the release of these two languages, brings the total number of languages supported by Skype to six, with English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin and Spanish. This is nearly 30 percent of the world’s native speakers.

A rights group has accused the Libyan government of torturing and ill-treating prisoners in the eastern regions of the country.

According to News24.com, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has alleged in a statement that the Libyan government and its allied forces are responsible for arbitrary mass detentions, torture and ill treatments

of prisoners.

The New York-based watchdog said it had obtained access to jails at Bayda and Benghazi, currently in the hands of forces loyal to Libya’s globally recognised administration.

Vice President M. Hamid Ansari was on Thursday presented with a book entitled “Bikhare Khyalat” by Prof. Abdul Haq, which is the Urdu translation of Mohammed Iqbal’s writing in English tilted ‘Stray Reflections’.

The Vice President congratulated Prof. Haq for his valuable contribution.

This book contains old jottings based on Iqbal’s impressions of the books he was reading at that time, his thoughts and feelings about the environment in which he lived, and reminiscences of his student days.

A Sikh real estate agent has claimed to have been left ‘ embarrassed’ after he was barred entry from a club in South Auckland for wearing a turban.

According to Stuff.co.nz, 30-year-old Gurpreet Singh, who works at Ray White Papatoetoe in South Auckland, has lodged a complaint of religious discrimination with the Human Rights Commission.

Singh and his workmate had tried to explain to club staff that the turban was part of his faith and not something he could take off.

However, the staff refused to let them enter as their policy did not allow any headwear.

A team of researchers has explained how small talk before a negotiation impacts perceptions and outcomes.

Researchers from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat, Technische Universitat in Munich, Germany and American University reveal that small talk can be another tool in the arsenal for men, one that builds social capital and increases their likelihood of beneficial gains from negotiation.

The processing of visas at the U.S. Department of State continues to experience technical problems.

This is a global issue, and the Department of State is working around the clock to fix it.

More than 100 computer experts from both the private and public sectors across the United States are working on this problem 24/7.

‘That said, we do not expect the system will be online before next week,’ U.S. Counsel stated.

Unfortunately, this has caused a serious delay in operations.

On the occasion of the first World Yoga Day, the Hindu Council of Australia (HCA) is organising one of the biggest celebrations in Australia, aiming to reflect its principles.

The HCA, HSS and OFBJP Australia have teamed up with a large number of yoga schools and community organisations to organise this historic event, which will take place in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.

A source in the Russian military and technical cooperation has said that a draft contract for the delivery of four Mi-35M ‘Hind E’ combat helicopters has been sent to Pakistan, according to reports.

According to Dawn News, the source said that Pakistan is currently studying the document.

Discussions between Russia and Pakistan are under way regarding the delivery of helicopters, according to Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport.

However, no details have been revealed by Rosoboronexpor regarding these consultations.

Britney Spears definitely loves her dogs to the core of her heart as she reportedly spent 25,000 dollars in 2014 for pet care.

According to the court documents detailing the ‘Pretty Girls’ hit-maker’s financials, her pet care expense was divided among pet-sitting services, toys, treats, food, grooming and visits to the vet, E! Online reported.

In addition to this, documents also revealed that the 33-year-old singer spent around 49,000 dollars on her wardrobe, 20,000 dollars on makeup and hairdressing in 2014.

Lady Gaga got sassy on the beach and shared a picture of her flaunting her cleavage and toned butt during her Bahamas tour.

The ‘Just Dance’ singer posted a picture of her in a tiny green string bikini top and matching thong bottoms while leaning against a palm tree on a sandy beach, E! Online reported.

The 29-year-old pop star captioned the photo as “work hard, play harder” adding that “she takes a Bahama mama!”. (ANI)

Dropbox has released a new feature that will allow people without an account of their own to share files with Dropbox users.

According to the TechCrunch.com, the new feature is called the ‘File Requests,’ gives anyone the user ask the ability to upload files into your Dropbox account, into a folder of their choosing. Using a simple interface on Dropbox.com/requests, user can specify what file or files they are looking for and they are then provided a link they can distribute or can select the option to have Dropbox send a request email on their behalf.

Pulse has released a new update of its iOS and Android apps.

Pulse is a news reading app founded in 2010 and acquired by LinkedIn in 2013.

According to the TechCrunch.com, the new features of the app has a cleaner UI that has a swipe-left to reject/swipe-right to save gesture which is similar to popular apps like Tinder.

Frank Turner recently revealed that he rubbished the idea of collaboration with Taylor Swift on his upcoming album ‘Positive Songs For Negative People.’

The 33-year-old singer admitted that he wanted the end of the song to be sung by an American lady like Christa, but the record label suggested some of the famous people that producer Butch Walker has worked with like “f***ing Taylor Swift,” reported the Mirror.

He added that no contact was ever made but they wanted to ask the ‘Shake It Off’ hit-maker, which he called “a f***ing rubbish idea.”

Barcelona striker Neymar and president Josep Maria Bartomeu will face trial at a Spanish court, amidst claims that the Brazilian was paid more than the amount revealed by the club during his transfer from Santos.

Neymar, who was signed for a reported 65 million Euros by Barcelona in 2013, is believed to have been paid more.

The case has been brought by Brazilian investment fund DIS, which owned 40 per cent of his transfer rights when he was at Santos, the BBC reported.