(Siasat News) A meeting of local unit of TDP of Nizamabad was held to celebrate the success of Mr. Naidu’s padayatra. Mr. Mohammed Naveed Iqbal, President of Minority cell of TDP, Nizamabad presided over the meeting. He suggested that the proposed medical college which is beng constructed in Khaleedwadi should be named after Maulana Azad.
(Siasat News) Attempts are being made continuously to disrupt the peaceful atmosphere of the city. Despite the police being alert, people are trying to disturb law and order situation. A similar incident occurred in Rajivnagar area in Sanjeeva Reddynagar police station jurisdiction when the miscreants set ablaze Chilla Mubarak on Sunday. It is being presumed as part of a larger conspiracy. Secular persons of the city have shown concern for this incident. A police picket has been posted at that place Police force conducted flag march in this area.
An object believed to be an unexploded WWII aerial bomb has been found at a construction site in Moscow, a police spokesperson said here Monday.
“Today at 2.49 p.m. we were informed that an object that looks like a WWII aerial bomb had been found during construction work…,” the spokesperson said, adding that a bomb squad, handlers with detection dogs and a team of investigators had been sent to the scene.
A stadium is being built for Moscow’s FC Spartak at the location where the bomb was found, according to public records.
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A head accountant of Assam government’s Irrigation department allegedly committed suicide here, police said on Monday.
The head accountant Mothur Chandra Nath, currently posted in Udalguri district, hanged himself last night at his residence here.
In a 22-page suicide note, he blamed the sitting Congress MLA from Sonai in Cachar district Enamul Haque Laskar for allegedly driving him to this state, the police said.
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Suspected militants of radical Islamic group Boko Haram attacked a high security police base here on Tuesday, leaving two policemen dead, and enabling the escape of 30 detainees, most of whom were recaptured.
The attack came a day after two suicide bombers blew themselves up at a church inside a high security military barrack in northern Nigeria.
In Abuja today, the police Special Anti-Robbery Squad building came under attack when a large number of gunmen launched an armed attack over it.
Heavily redacted official US military documents reveal that Osama bin Laden was given a complete Islamic burial after being killed by US forces in a daring raid at his Abbottabad hideout in Pakistan last year.
These documents have been obtained by Washington-based Judicial Watch under the Freedom of Information Act (FIA) and were released to the press today.
The al Qaeda leader was reportedly transported by the USS Carl Vinson and buried at sea in accordance with Muslim law.
With no end in sight to the Parliament logjam on FDI in multi-brand retail, the UPA coordination committee is meeting on Tuesday to discuss whether to agree to a debate on the issue under a rule that entails voting.
On Monday, an all-party meeting ended in a deadlock with the Opposition firm on its demand for a debate with voting. The government had been appealing to the Opposition to reconsider its views.
Credited worldwide for turning around the state of Bihar, Nitish Kumar has been listed by the prestigious Foreign Policy magazine among its top 100 global thinkers, a list that is topped by Aung Saan Sui Kyi and Thein Sein, and also features Salman Rushdie and Malala Yousufzai.
Kumar figures at the 77th spot and finds the place for his achievement of “turning around India’s poorest state” through an array of innovative programmes to address crime, corruption and lack of development.
A 20-year-old state beauty queen died in a gun battle between soldiers and the alleged gang of drug traffickers she was traveling with in a scene befitting the hit movie “Miss Bala,” or “Miss Bullet,” about Mexico’s not uncommon ties between narcos and beautiful pageant contestants.
The body of Maria Susana Flores Gamez was found on Saturday lying near an assault rifle on a rural road in a mountainous area of the drug-plagued state of Sinaloa, the chief state prosecutor said Monday. It was unclear if she had used the weapon.
NATO officials will start surveying sites along the Turkey-Syria border Tuesday for possible deployment of Patriot air defence systems, the Turkish General Staff said in a statement.
The NATO delegation includes 30 experts from the US, Germany and the Netherlands, all of whom have Patriots in their arsenals.
The Turkish General Staff said that the Patriot missile systems will not be used to establish a no-fly zone or to conduct offensive operations, but only “against an air or missile threat from Syria,” the Hurriyet daily said, citing the statement.
(Siasat News)Government suspended Superintendent of Police Ravindra Sengaonkar and transferred Ramchandra Bagade, the first-class judicial magistrate at Palghar for Facebook arrests. Officials also said that Palghar police inspector Shrikant Pingle would also be suspended.
Shaheen Dhada had posted a post on facebook on November 18, the post was against the shutdown due to Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray’s funeral and Shrinivasan had ‘liked’ the post. Seeing the post, the local Shiv Sena chief complained against the girls and cops arrested both of them on November 19.
(Siasat News) Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate granted bail to Lokesh Sharma and Deverder Gupta. Magistrate ordered them to deposit their passports in the court.
It is reported that despite getting bail, they will still be in Jaipur Jail because Special Investigation Team of Rajasthan has included their names in the list of five terrorists against whom charge sheet was submitted in 2007 in connection with Ajmer blast case.
At least 14 people died and seven injured in southern Germany after a fire broke out at a workshop, having disabled people as employees, police said Monday.
The blaze occurred in a workshop, which employs some 120 mentally-or physically-handicapped workers for jobs in metal and wood processing or electrical assembly, at the small town of Titisee-Neustadt, in the Black Forest in Germany, Xinhua reported.
Three others were reported missing after the blaze, police said.
The toll in the twin blasts that hit a military church in Nigerian state of Kaduna Sunday rose to 15, a military official said Monday.
The blasts rocked the St. Andrew Military Protestant Church in Jaji in central north Kaduna, leaving dozens of others as injured, Xinhua reported. The first explosion occurred at about 12 p.m. while the second went off 10 minutes later.
Commandant of the Armed Forces Command and Staff College AVM Abdullahi Kureh informed about the casualties to Governor Patrick Yakowa Monday when he visited the site of the attack.
Ukranian President Viktor Yanukovych has called on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) investors’ fraternity to invest in various industries of his country.
Stating that strategic cooperation with the UAE was one of the top priorities of his country, the visiting president called on the UAE to pump more investment into Ukraine’s industry, future energy, minerals, oil and gas equipment, agriculture, infrastructure, aviation and many other sectors.
A structural reform of Russia’s space industry will see its numerous enterprises united into five or six large holdings, according to Federal Space Agency chief Vladimir Popovkin said.
The reform should make the troubled industry more manageable, Popovkin said after a governmental meeting in Moscow.
The draft list of industries to get separate holdings includes orbital spacecraft development, in-orbit operation, guidance systems, scientific research, testing and strategic rocketry, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin also said Monday.
Funds seized from drug traffickers should be spent on treatment and rehabilitation programmes, director of Russia’s Federal Drug Control Service Viktor Ivanov.
“It is common practice in the world for drug barons’ money to work in the public interest, in the interest of [drug] users who need treatment,” Ivanov said.
Complete confiscation of drug dealers’ property is the most effective way to combat the drug mafia, he said.
“These criminals should have the burden of proving that their property, real estate has legitimate origins,” Ivanov said.
The Congress High Command would summon Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy to New Delhi and seek his explanation regarding numerous complaints made against him by party leaders from Andhra Pradesh.
Union Minister Vayalar Ravi, who is also in-chare of State party affairs, said that numerous complaints were received against the Chief Minister and that he would be asked to come and give his explanation. He said he would tour the State after the winter session of Parliament.
TRS leader K T Rama Rao has strongly condemned the statement of the TDP Parliamentary Party leader Nama Nageswara Rao challenging KCR to contest from Khammam.
Talking to the media here on Monday, KTR has said though Nama was talking, the voice belonged to his master Chandra Babu Naidu. He said with Nama’s statement, the real nature of Naidu was exposed.
TDP senior leader E Peddi Reddy has said that the TRS chief K Chandrasekhara Rao has excelled the late Chief Minister Marri Channa Reddy in cheating the people of Telangana.
Talking to the media here on Monday, he said while Channa Reddy has cheated the people only once, KCR has been cheating them continuously. Referring to the allegations of KCR on irrigation projects, Peddi Reddy has questioned KCR why he had kept quite when Polavaram and Pulichintala projects were taken up.
TDP Telangana Forum convener Yerrabelli Dayakara Rao has alleged that Y S Jaganmohan Reddy’s sister Sharmila was moving about in Telangana with the support of goons from Rayalaseema.
Speaking to the media here on Monday, he said YSRCP has brought these ruffians from Seema to accompany Sharmila.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition filed against PCC Chief Botcha Satyanarayana that alleged that he had spent Rs 50 crores on his daughter’s marriage recently and prayed the court to order an inquiry into the issue.
TDP politburo member Yanamala Ramakrishnudu has alleged that YSR Congress Party president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy has been using a laptop and Internet in the Chanchalguda jail.
Ridiculing Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy’s assertion that Congress party would retain power in the State and at the Centre in the next general elections, senior BJP leader Dr K. Lakshman has said the former was day-dreaming about his party’s return to power.
Home Minister P. Sabita Indra Reddy has said that she did not think there were cases against the employees’ leaders.
Talking to the media here on Monday, she said no such cases came to her notice. She said the State government was re-examining the cases registered against people’s representatives and students during the “Sakala Janula Samme”. She also said that 100 cases registered in Karimnagar were about to be cleared.
Asked about Telangana issue, the Home Minister said she hoped that the Congress high command would take a positive decision by December 9 next month. (NSS)