Month: May 2014

Al Qaeda commander in Yemen killed during US drone strikes

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The Al Qaeda in Yemen has reportedly confirmed the death of one of its local commanders following an attack by the Yemeni army and US drones.

According to The Washington Times, a Twitter account associated with al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula issued a message saying Ali bin Likra al-Kazimy died Saturday after a military attack on one of its camps in the town of Mahfad last week.

Meanwhile, the Yemen government confirmed the death of al-Kazimy.

We need to bat better, take early wickets: Daredevil Jadhav

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Delhi Daredevils batsman Kedar Jadhav feels his team needs to post bigger scores and take wickets upfront to get its floundering campaign back on track in the Indian Premier League.

“We are not getting enough wickets with the new ball. Talking about the match, I think we were 20-30 runs short. We had to setup an attacking field as the score was less and the bowlers ended up giving runs,” said Jadhav after Daredevils lost to the Rajasthan Royals by seven wickets after putting up 152 for five on board.

‘Singham 2’ to be shot in Goa

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Shooting for Rohit Shetty’s ‘Singham 2’, the sequel to hit 2011 action film of the same name, is all set to begin from May 15 in North Goa.

However, most of the shoot will be indoors and beaches do not figure on the list of locations.

‘Singham 2’, starring Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor in lead roles, will see actor-filmmaker Amol Gupte as the main antagonist.

Assam Minister Siddique blames extremist elements for sectarian attacks

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State minister for border areas development in Assam Siddique Ahmed on Saturday said that extremist elements in Bodoland People”s Front (BPF) are responsible for the recent violence that killed more than 31 people in the state. Security forces found the bodies of nine Muslims in Assam on Saturday, raising the death toll to 31 in a spate of attacks by suspected tribal militants as a week-long general election re-kindled ethnic division.

A year after Uttarakhand floods, ”Char Dham Yatra” begins

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The annual ”Char Dham yatra” began for devotees with the reopening of the sacred portals of the Himalayan shrines of Gangotri and Yamunotri in Uttarakhand, a year after the devastating floods that left a trail of destruction and an immense loss to life and property.

Kate Upton strips to bikini before going topless for SI shoot

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Kate Upton recently stripped down to revealing bikinis before she went topless in sizzling BTS video for Sports Illustrated shoot. The 21-year-old model said that there was something special about this Sports Illustrated shoot because of the crew and everyone felt like family and friends to her on set, the Mirror reported. When the camera focused on her toned bum, Upton added that she thinks her butt does not get much attention, and therefore this shot will get it the attention it deserved. (ANI)

Jacqueline Fernandez becomes new face of `Body Shop`

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Jacqueline Fernandez was recently announced as the new brand ambassador of beauty brand Body Shop. On the occasion, the extremely excited ‘Race 2’ actress said that Body shop is a product which she has been using since she was a kid.

Modi attacks Congress and Rahul Gandhi for introducing ”politics of hatred”

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Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi attacked Rahul Gandhi and his party for actually introducing politics of hatred . Addressing a rally here Narendra Modi said:”We do not point fingers at your (Rahul Gandhi) family but you keep abusing me. Should not one get agitated on those who loot our country and are not able to protect our women. Who has introduced the politics of hatred?

Priyanka doesn’t understand the difference between father and father figure

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Uma Bharati on Saturday stated that Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s daughter, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra doesn’t understand the difference between a father and a father figure. “Mrs Vadra doesnt understand difference between father and a father figure, Modi said he is like a father figure not her father,” Uma Bharati said.

SUVs, posh villas, pricey plots purchased from NSEL funds: ED

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High-end vehicles, posh villas and flats, expensive plots, shares in beach-side hotels and vast tracts of agricultural land are some of the purchases made by the accused of the multi-crore payment scam in National Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) through money laundering.

The trail of money that went into the alleged illegal purchase of these assets from genuine NSEL funds has been investigated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) which has been probing the Rs 5,600-crore payment crisis in the bourse that got public last year after investors claimed they were cheated.

Pakistan violates ceasefire, opens unprovoked firing

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Pakistani troops violated ceasefire and resorted to unprovoked firing on the Line of Control (LoC) in Mendhar sector of Poonch district in Jammu and Kashmir, an official said Sunday.

“The Pakistani troops violated the bilateral ceasefire resorting to unprovoked firing at our positions on the LoC in Mendhar sector. The firing stated at 11.30 p.m. Saturday night,” Defence spokesman Col. Manish Mehta told IANS.

“The Pakistani trops used small arms and automatics in the firing. The Indian troops responded with equal calibre weapons,” Mehta said.

S Korean divers struggle to open blocked ferry cabins

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South Korean dive teams struggled today to gain access to blocked cabins of a submerged ferry that sank nearly three weeks ago, as the confirmed death toll from the disaster rose to 242.

Six more bodies were recovered early today, 18 days after the 6,825-tonne Sewol capsized and sank with 476 people on board – most of them schoolchildren – while 60 remain unaccounted for.

“Rescuers using some equipment are trying to open blocked cabins,” spokesman Ko Myeong-Suk told a morning briefing.

DMRC: 5 entry points-cum-pedestrian subways for Old Delhi

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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will construct five station entry and exit points-cum- pedestrian subways in Old Delhi area as part of its upcoming Central Secretariat-Kashmiri Gate corridor.

According to a DMRC official, the five pedestrian subways will be built as part of three station structures in Old Delhi area and will be operational, along with the Metro corridor, by the end of 2015.

Emma Stone loves surfing

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Actress Emma Stone thinks surfing is one of the “greatest” experiences and says she is “incredible” at riding the waves.

The “Amazing Spider-Man 2” actress has been working on a yet untitled Cameron Crowe-directed romantic comedy opposite Bradley Cooper in Hawaii, and during their spare time they took to the waves and learnt how to surf, reports contactmusic.com.

Although she joked about her abilities on the water, the 25-year-old beauty admits she found taking to the waves an “amazing” experience.

Rahul’s roadshow in Amethi faces AAP hurdle

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While the Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi was conducting a roadshow in his own constituency of Amethi on Saturday, his convoy had to face protest from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) workers led by their leader Yogendra Yadav. AAP leader Yogendra Yadav stated that they were protesting against the alleged mistreatment meted out to their workers. “Congress workers have beaten our (AAP) workers; We are protesting against this. Media should also ask Rahul Gandhi about their workers using violence against AAP workers,” Yadav said. Yadav asked: “Is this democracy?

Body of teenage girl found on railway tracks

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Police today found body of a teenage girl on railway tracks in Sinhanigate area here, an official said.

The body is yet to be identified, Sinhanigate police station House Officer Yatendra Punia said, adding police reached the spot after being informed by passersby.

Punia did not deny a foul play behind the death of the girl and said police were trying to identify the body.

Meanwhile, in another incident, a 65-year-old person was killed allegedly in a train accident near Rathi mill in Vijaynagar area.

Google pays tribute to Audrey Hepburn’s on 85th birthday

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The latest Google Doodle commemorative logo has paid tribute to screen icon Audrey Hepburn’s on her 85th birthday today.

A picture of the noted British actress with a pink background features in the middle of the Google logo.

The ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ star and fashion icon became a big screen legend during Hollywood’s so-called ‘Golden Age.

Infiltration bid along LoC foiled in Jammu

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The Indian army Sunday foiled an infiltration bid on the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district.

“A group of five to six militants tried to sneak into our side of the LoC in Dera Dabsi area in Poonch at night,” a defence spokesman told IANS.

“Our troops fired at the infiltrators who had to withdraw back.”

“No casualty occurred on our side although the militants also fired at the Indian troops after being challenged.”

The infiltration bid was second in less than two days on the LoC in Poonch district, said the spokesman.

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