Qayam Ali

Cell phone helped in finding a 3 year old, Driven Away in a Stolen Car

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A 3 year old boy was driven away in a stolen car when his mom left him in her unlocked car to drop off another child around 7 a.m, according to Fox. When she went inside a thief fly off with her car along with her baby sitting inside.

Two minutes later, when she came back, what she saw horrified her, her car and her baby was missing.
When police arrived, Barrios could able to recollect that her cell phone was still in the car.

They made a call on phone hoping that Aiden or the thief would answer the call. Shockingly, 3 year old boy answered with the thief still inside the car.

In coma for 12 years, claims he was aware of everything

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Martin Pistorius fell into a coma when he was 12-years old in the late 1980s, he remained in a vegetative state for 12 years.

According to sources Martin Pistorius from South Africa lives with his mom and dad. When he was 12 year old he experienced a sore throat, and as the days passes the symptoms worsened.

Doctors in South Africa were not sure what caused his illness, but suspect it was cryptococcal meningitis. His condition grew worse and eventually he lost all ability to move and speak and make eye contact with his family.

India Turns Down EU Resolution on Marines

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The European Parliament has adopted a resolution asking India to allow the return of two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen, drawing a sharp reaction from New Delhi which termed the step as not “well advised” as the matter was sub judice.

Taking exception to the European Parliament’s decision, India today said the case involving the two Italian marines is sub judice, and is being discussed between India and Italy.

Major fire at a GAIL gas pipeline; no causalities

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A major fire broke out at GAIL’s natural gas pipeline in South Delhi’s Satyaniketan area after it was perforated by civic construction contractors but there were no casualties reported.

The fire at the pipeline near Venkateshwara College in South Delhi has been brought under control, said B C Tripathi, Chairman and Managing Director of GAIL India Ltd, the state gas utility which owns the pipeline.

Impossible to Ban Social Media: Vietnam PM

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Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has conceded it is impossible for the communist country to ban social media, urging officials instead to embrace websites like Facebook to spread the government’s message.

Sites such as Facebook have at times been difficult to access in Vietnam, an authoritarian country which routinely imprisons bloggers and dissidents for criticising the regime.

Saudi NRIs : Online visit visa for your family

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The Interior Ministry of Saudi Arabia will soon launch an online visa facility for the families of Non Natives of Saudi Arabia, who are willing to bring their families on visits.

The ministry of Saudi Arabia will allow the public to make appointments electronically for services provided by the Department of Recruitment Affairs from Sunday

Congress releases third list for Delhi polls

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The Congress party on Thursday released its third list of candidates for the upcoming legislative assembly polls in Delhi.

President Pranab Mukherjee’s daughter Sharmishta Mukherjee will stand from the Greater Kailash constituency.

HC ruled out the authority of CEO of State Wakf board

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The Hyderabad High Court has ruled that the chief executive officer of the State Wakf Board has no authority to pass an eviction order as per the new Wakf Act which came into force on November 1, 2013.

The wakf board has now decided to crack down on the encroaches, some of whom have been illegally occupying its land for decades.

Two rowdy sheeter and three chain-snacthers detained

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City police here on Thursday nabbed two rowdy sheeters and three chain snatcher in kalapather.

According to police Shaik Obaid 24 and Mohd Asad23 was nabbed, who are the associates of the Kaiser gang.

Cases were registered against them for attempting murder, mischief, hurts and jwellry snacthing from women. They found to be involved in 11 cases.

Three chain snatcher Mohd Ahmed 24, Pulligala laxman 45 and Mohd alias choto were also detained by Kala pather police, and a case have been registered.

AP IAS officer HS Brahma may be the next CEC

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Government may be all set to appoint Election Commissioner HS Brahma as the next Chief Election Commissioner in place of VS Sampath who demits office on Thursday.

If Brahma is elevated, then it will be in keeping with the convention of elevating the senior-most Election Commissioner as the CEC, a recommendation the Law Ministry had made to the government.

Once it is cleared by the Prime Minister, the proposal goes to the President, who appoints the CEC as required under the Constitution.

Implementation of feminization program in Saudi facing challenges

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Labor Ministry’s strict implementation of feminization program, making it difficult for many of the businessmen to arrange for a women workers.

The ministry has not taken issues into consideration emerging with the replacement of the existing workers with women, including lack of suitable infrastructure for female working in the shops, said a businessman.

5 houses looted in Pahadishareef

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The Pahadishareef police on Wednesday registered a fresh case for burglary.

Mohd Abdul Bari 50, registered a case with Pahadisharef police of burglary in his house while the family was out to attend the marriage of their son.

According to police, a gang of four member gained entry into five house including Bari house by braking the lock and flee with Laptops, Cellphones and in one house they managed to get hand on the jewelry worth 2 lakhs.

Based on the complain police registered a case and visited the spot to lift the fingerprints.

Hoping to Be Here for World Cup Final: Dhoni

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Back at the helm after retiring from Tests, India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni today said his team will look for an encore when they start their title defence at the World Cup beginning next month.

“We would definitely like to repeat our performance from 2011. But the change in conditions will be a factor and we will have to play accordingly,” Dhoni said at the launch of the team’s new ODI kit designed by team-sponsor Nike for the upcoming season.

‘Facebook at Work’ Launched for Final Testing

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The social networking site has launched “Facebook at Work”, a service that works like regular Facebook except you use it to connect to colleagues who may or may not be friends.

The service is being tested ahead of its public launch scheduled later this year, wired.com reported.

“Facebook at Work” has the same look, apps and tools as found on the Facebook but with a different colour scheme.

The colour scheme is shaded white instead of Facebook’s trademark blue, making it easy for employers to tell whether you are on Facebook or “Facebook at Work” during office hours.

Your Cellphone Can Help You Lose Weight

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Using smartphone apps with daily text messages or videos may encourage you to think about dieting and eating well, helping you lose more weight, a new study has found.

Researchers at the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine in the US found that cellphone support can help people lose significantly more weight.

The study conducted by Tanika Kelly, associate professor of epidemiology, found that using one of the many mobile apps with daily text messages or videos incites the user to think about dieting and eating well.

Teams do better than individuals when it comes to predicting crucial world events

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A new study has recently revealed that teams work better than individuals at intelligence analysis and predicting crucial world events.

When it comes to predicting important world events, teams do a better job than individuals, and laypeople can be trained to be effective forecasters even without access to classified records.

The study findings challenged some common practices of the U.S. intelligence community, where professional analysts usually specialize in one topic or region and send reports up the chain of command.

Near zero inflation in December raises rate cut demands

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Declining prices of global crude oil kept the inflation rate at near zero level in December, raising the clamour for interest rate cut by RBI to boost domestic manufacturing and spur economic growth.

Wholesale price index (WPI) based inflation moved up marginally in December to 0.11 per cent from zero level in November, reversing the six month declining trend.

The slight increase in inflation rate was due to spurt in ‘food items’ basket.

–PTI

Counter-terrorism was major issue discussed by Kerry with Pak

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Counter-terrorism was one of the biggest topics of discussion with Pakistan during the just-concluded visit of Secretary of State John Kerry to Islamabad.

“Certainly one of the biggest topics of conversation the Secretary had when he was in Pakistan was about counter- terrorism. That was a huge part of the dialogue,” State Department Deputy Spokesperson, Marie Harf told reporters yesterday.

—PTI

Tight schedule for Obama during India visit

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US President Barack Obama will have a tight schedule during his three-day visit starting January 25, as he will hold talks with top leadership here on ways to make progress on key issues like defence and civil nuclear agreement and attend the Republic Day celebrations as the Chief Guest, among other engagements.

—PTI

NC says its offer limited to outside support, attacks PDP

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As PDP showed disinclination to take its support, National Conference today said its offer was limited to outside support for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir and attacked PDP, saying it was “ready to make every possible compromise and U-turn to come to power”

NC general secretary Ali Mohammad Sagar said his party was not interested in being a part of government and that “unlike” PDP, his party is “guided by principles and a political ideology that is rooted in the aspirations and sentiments of the people.

—PTI

NO cremation ground for dalith girl in UP

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When prosperous people in Uttar Pradesh village had their way, the local Dalits are finding difficult to have cremation ground for themselves.

Its not only the story of a 17-year-old Ashu, who is Dalit girl from Sinauli village, was deprived of a resting place in a village cremation ground on Sunday, but also it is a story of many Dalits, who are deprived of many rights by non SC/ST.

For ten hours, her relatives begged the village musclemen to let them use the ground. However, the grabbers of the ground declared that the place has been reserved for non-Scheduled.

RSS wing opposes land ordinance

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Swadeshi Jagran Manch, the economic wing of the RSS, has come out against the land acquisition ordinance and today urged the Narendra Modi government to amend the measure keeping interests of farmers in mind.

SJM has especially opposed in the ordinance the scrapping of social impact assessment (SIA) and food security measures, which were part of the land acquisition Act passed during the UPA government’s tenure.

–PTI

Sorry tale of Indo-Bangla love affair

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In a very sad incident, the love story of an Indian Hindu girl and a Muslim Bangladeshi boy ended in vein.

According to sources , an undergraduate student girl, from Shikarpur area of Nadia district ,had met Amjad Ali from Bangladesh who came to his relative house in West Bengal some time ago.

The duo falls in love and before leaving Amjad told her to wait for him, till he returned to get married. Since then, the lovers had been in touch over phone.

Wife gets killed husband for property

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Solving one of the most ghastly murder cases, Musheerabad Police arrested a woman along with her four campaignion for killing her husband.

Police arrested MJ Kusuma Kumari (40), wife of the deceased as the main conspirator along with her partner Lanka Naresh Kumar(26) a student, Voriganti Balraj (24), Poosala Raju (22) and Shaik Ghouse(30) of Mallapur.

According to police last year on December 27, body of 41-year-old Marishetty Susheel Chakravarthy was found in a highly decomposed manner on the premises of his residence in Gandhinagar.

CBI Chief Sinha is in hole

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After the Supreme court has ousted the CBI Chief Sinha from 2G scam, Sinha is in more trouble as the Supreme Court, on Monday, agreed to hear a plea requesting a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to examine the allegations of interference and scuttling of investigation against him.

The court’s directive came on a plea by lawyer Prashant Bhushan, whom calimed that Ranjit Sinha frequently met top executives of a company being tried in the 2G case allegedly operating on their behalf at his official residence. He demanded Sinha be removed from supervising the probe.