Qayam Ali A 42 years old Praveen kumar received head injury after a16-mm-diameter heavy nut at a metro rail construction site in Kukatpally Housing Board Colony falls on his head, he taken to nearby hospital by metro rail construction workers.
The incident happens at the early hours of the day when paraveen kumar from Malkajgiri in Secunderabad was on his way to Kukatpally where he works as a sales executive.
Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai said that she aspire to be a prime minister of Pakistan once she has completed her studies in the UK.
Ms Yousafzai has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Oslo. “I want to serve my country and I wanted to see my country as a developed country. I see every child get an education,” said Malala
Mean while Pak Taliban has criticized the Nobel laureate Malala Yoususzai, saying the teenage activist has entered into an agreement with “satanic forces” to promote western culture and to destroy Pakistan.
NASA along with a team of researchers is developing a biodegradable drone that self-destructs to leave no trace of its existence after its use.
According to CNN, the drone is made from a substance that combines mushroom fibers called mycelium and cloned paper wasp spit.
Lynn Rothschild, the NASA developer guiding students from Stanford-Brown-Spelman working on the project, says the drone could be made to disappear simply by ditching it into a stream or puddle, the report says.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday chaired a meeting with the chairman and members of the empowered committee of state finance ministers.
The meeting is being held to discuss the challenges in rolling out the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
The Centre is reportedly working towards rolling out the GST from April 1, 2016, and is in discussion with the states to shield their revenues from the impact of the GST.
The GST will include indirect taxes like excise duty and service tax at the central level and VAT and local taxes on the states front.
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Maharashtra government will soon establish a State Wakf Board tribunal here to “streamline” the working of the body and expedite removing of encroachments on the Waqf land.
“The State Wakf Board which has its headquarters in Aurangabad is flooded with work and and there is a need for streamlining its working, therefore the government will set up a tribunal in the second capital here (Nagpur),” Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said in Legislative Assembly during the Question Hour.
Pakistan’s former military dictator Gen Pervez Musharraf has said he believes in a tit-for-tat policy on all fronts and claimed that Kargil conflict was in response to India’s role in the creation of Bangladesh.
71-year-old former president, who masterminded the Kargil conflict in 1999 and ruled over Pakistan for nine years, said that India had played role in creating Bangladesh and trying to seize Siachin.
“They also undertook such operations so Kargil also happened,” he told Samaa TV channel.
In a shocking incident two families Claim Same Corpse leaving cops helpless. Police come on conclusion for DNA samples of the dead body and of both families to the Forensic Science Laboratory on Thursday. However the body is burried by the family claimed first.
According to police, the body found two days agao and had been recorded as unidentified at the Osmania General Hospital (OGH) mortuary on December 5. Arshad from Bahadurpura calimed the body. Based on the photos produced by Arshad and found similarities, police handed over the body to Arshad.
After a prolong tension among gated communities about the Direct Benefit Transfer for Liquefied Petroleum Gas. Will they get subsidy?
LPG gas is supplied through pipelines, by storing gas in big tankers in gated communities. Wherein gas cylinders are procured in large numbers and a common gas bill is generated against only one of their representatives’ name.
Majority of the gated communities are worried with the decision of Govt to give subsidy in the form of cash directly to each consumer by depositing the same in the person’s bank account.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said that the deadly Ebola virus is still “running ahead” of the global health watchdog’s efforts to contain it.
According to the BBC, Director general Margaret Chan said the situation had improved in some parts of the worst-affected countries, but she warned against complacency.
She said that with the continuing outbreak of the killer virus, the risk to the world “is always there”.
Chan said that Liberia was seeing some good progress, especially in Lofa county and the capital.
A team of motion scientists has analyzed the gait of birds to know how horizontally forward-facing posture affects the movement of their legs and on their stability when they walk.
The researchers at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena (Germany) had quails walking through a high speed X-ray installation at varying speeds and while the installation monitored the movements of the animals meticulously, the scientists were able to measure the power at work in their legs.
A 25-year old pregnant woman was found murdered in front of her house here in the wee hours today even as her husband is absconding, police said.
Police who rushed to Avarampalayam, on information, found Vishnupriya lying in a pool of blood with fatal injuries on the head reportedly hit by some heavy objects.
The couple were in love for the last three years and got married only six months ago. They used to pick up quarrel frequently, resulting the woman going to her parents residence just opposite to her husband’s house, they said.
Actress Bipasha Basu may have done bold scenes in her previous releases, but she feels her forthcoming movie ‘Alone’ is her boldest movie so far.
In ‘Alone’, directed by Bhushan Patel, the Bengali beauty has shed all her inhibitions to shoot some passionate and steamy scenes with her co-star Karan Singh Grover.
“It is going to be my boldest film that I have ever done till now,” Bipasha, who has shown her bold side in films like ‘Jism’, ‘Raaz’, ‘Raaz 3D’ among others, said.
Gold prices on Wednesday soared by Rs 650 to Rs 27,470 per ten gram in the bullion market here on strong seasonal demand and firm trends in global markets.
Silver also rose sharply by Rs 1,600 to Rs 38,400 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.
A fall in rupee value against the US dollar and increased buying by jewellers and retailers amid ongoing wedding season lifted prices of the precious metal, bullion traders said. A cheaper rupee makes imports of the metal costlier. The rupee was trading weak at 62.05 against the US dollar at the forex market.
Pakistan’s Opposition leader Imran Khan has been booked under terrorism act for allegedly inciting violence against Punjab’s former law minister RanaSanaullah during a rally in Faisalabad.
The case was registered yesterday after Sanaullah said that Imran and other people incited the attack at his place after a person was killed in clashes during the protest on Monday.
The case has also been registered against Pakistan Muslim League Awami chief Sheikh Rashid, Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) leaders Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Arif Alvi and Asad Umer as well as hundreds of unnamed protesters.
The Saudi Arabia government has approved an agreement for recruitment of Indian domestic workers including maids, media reported.
The council of ministers, chaired by Crown Prince Salman, deputy premier and minister of defence, on Monday approved the Saudi Arabia’s agreement with Delhi, Arab News reported on Tuesday.
“It stipulates that such domestic labour shall have no criminal records, be trained in specialized centers in household work and educated on the kingdom’s customs and traditions as well as the terms and conditions of the employment contract,” Hajjar said.
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Opposition members in the Lok Sabha today expressed concern over the rising rape incidents in the country in the last six months, with a Congress member saying Uber taxis were still plying in Delhi despite ban.
Raising the issue during Zero Hour, Sushmita Dev (Cong) said it was a matter of concern that the order to ban services of the US-based taxi operator in the city has not been enforced properly and demanded action against transport department and police officials.
Child rights activists India’s Kailash Satyarthi and Pakistan’s Malala Yousafzai, along with 11 others, will receive this year’s Nobel Prizes today.
Satyarthi, along with his wife Sumedha, son, daughter- in-law and daughter reached Oslo on Tuesday, Satyarthi, 60, and Yousafzai, 17, will share USD 1.1 million Peace Prize at Oslo while all the other awards will be presented in Stockholm.
Heated arguments burst out between two students of Deccen College of Engg and Tech on FB post. One student stabbed his friend, leading to minor injuries, the twain are the first year students of engineering.
According to police 19 year old Rabbani a student of CSC attacked his friend Junaid, of his age, outside the college gate at Darrusalam. The both turned into heated arguments over the post on confession page.
9 Dec is the last date for applying online for the post of clerical cadre in Associate Banks of State Bank of India.
Central recruitment and promotion department of SBI has invited the applications from eligible Indian Citizens for appointment in clerical cadre in Associate Banks of StateBank of India.
Candidates can apply for vacancies in one Bank and one State only and will have to appear for the test from an examination centre for that particular state. Candidates can appear the test only once under this recruitment project.
Kerala government today said it would not impose a ban on ‘Kiss Protest’ organised by a section of people in the state against moral policing.
“In a democracy any one has the right to organise protest and counter protest. State will interfere only when it become a law and order situation”, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala told reporters here today.
He was replying to the scuffle and sporadic violence occurred between pro and anti kiss protest activists in Kozhikode yesterday.
Pressing for the Centre to declare Bhagwad Gita as a ‘Rashtriya Granth’ (national book), External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said today only a formality remained to be done in this regard, Ms Swaraj was speaking at ‘Gita Prerna Mahotsav’, organised “to celebrate 5,151 years of religious book Gita” at the Red Fort Maidan in New Delhi said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should immediately declare the sacred text of Hindus as a national scripture.
A 40 year old women battling for life, who was trying to killed in an attacked by her neighbor. Shanawaz who used to live in the neighborhood of Tahera Begum was recently shifted to some other place yesterday came to Tahera begum house for inviting them on his sister marriage.
According to police shanawaz asked Tahera Begum for Rs. 20,000 for arrangements of his sister marriage, but Tahera Begum denyed saying she don’t have respective amount.
Angry upon the response from Tahera Begum, shanawaz brutally spear the knife in her neck and flee with ornaments and cash.
GHMC Special officer Sumesh Kumar said that for the first time GHMC proposes to set up 100 SHE Toilets across the city.
There are no washrooms for women at public places which causing hardship to them. The proposed washrooms will be setup near the railway stations, bus stands.
There were proposals earlier to construct ladies washrooms, but due to non-availability of open lands that could not be finalized.
PATNA: A panchayat in Bihar has ordered a girl, who was raped by four brothers and is now seven months pregnant, to take Rs 50,000 and undergo an abortion, police said on Thursday.
“The victim along with her mother and informed me that four brothers of her village raped her seven months back and now she is seven months pregnant,” said police official Sweta Gupta over telephone from Kishanganj, about 400 km from here.