Month: September 2014

Announcement on Andhra Pradesh capital was deferred by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and is likely to be made in Assembly on September 4.
Keeping in view the fourth death anniversary of late chief minister Y S Rajasekhar Reddy to be celebrated by YSRCP on Tuesday, the ruling party preferred to defer the announcement, it is being said. The Chief Minister, who is unlikely to adopt the recommendations of the Sivaramakrishnan Committee on the new capital, was planning otherwise. Naidu is most likely to reveal his mind in the Assembly on September 4, being considered an auspicious date.

An eight-year-old girl, studying in class IV, was allegedly raped by her 14-year-old classmate in Masuri town here, police said today.

The girl, who was staying with her paternal aunt after her mother passed away, was lured by her classmate on August 29 to a nearby field where he raped her, they said.

After returning home, she complained of stomach-ache to her aunt who took her to a nearby clinic where the whole matter came to light.

A police complaint was registered only after villagers staged a protest outside the Masuri police station.

Pakistan Prime Minister cancelled his second foreign trip in a row as he decided to not attend the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit, to be held in Cardiff, United Kingdom on September 4 and 5. Earlier, he had cancelled his trip to Turkey.

Nawaz is adamant he will not resign from his post despite growing pressure from his opponents, the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) and the Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT), who continue to hold protests in Islamabad’s ‘red zone’, despite the police resorting to tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the demonstrators.

The Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) here on Tuesday issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Union Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Kalraj Mishra. The court issued the warrant due to Mishra’s non-appearance in the court despite repeated summons.

The FIR in this matter was lodged on March 28, 2009 when Mishra, along with his supporters, stormed the court and damaged government property in spite of Section 144 (Unlawful Assembly) being in force.

The court has fixed the next date of hearing as October 8. (ANI)

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Tuesday welcomed the end of militant siege on the northern Iraqi town of Amerli, saying it averted “a major humanitarian disaster”.

Ban welcomed the lifting of the siege on Amerli through the action of the Iraqi security forces, the Kurdish Peshmerga and others with air support from the United States, Xinhua quoted a statement issued by his spokesperson as saying Tuesday.

“This has averted a major humanitarian as well as human rights disaster,” the statement said.

An American missionary doctor working in Liberia has tested positive for the Ebola virus, his organisation SIM USA announced Tuesday.

The doctor was treating obstetrics patients at ELWA hospital in Liberia’s capital Monrovia and was not treating Ebola patients in the hospital’s Ebola isolation unit, a facility separate from the main hospital, Xinhua quoted the missionary organisation’s statement as saying.

It is not yet known how the doctor contracted the virus specifically.

As many as 7,219 people have been killed in Syria in August as fierce fighting continued due to the three-year-old civil war in the country, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Tuesday.

At least 2,015 civilians, including 281 children and 138 women, were killed last month, while Free Syrian Army (FSA), rebels and other allied anti-government groups, lost 1,448 fighters, the London-based group, which has a large network of activists on the ground across Syria, said.

Israel’s former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert appeared before a Jerusalem court Tuesday after the state prosecution reopened a corruption case against him.

Olmert was acquitted in what came to be known as the “Talansky Affair” in July 2012, after being charged with fraud and tax evasion for illegally receiving large sums of money in envelopes during fund-raisers from US businessman Moris Talansky, Xinhua reported.

Four United Nations peacekeepers were killed and 15 others injured after their vehicle hit a landmine in Mali Tuesday, security sources said.

The UN vehicle was hit by a landmine when the peacekeepers were leaving the country’s northern city of Aguelhok, where they had accomplished peacekeeping missions, Xinhua quoted Malian army spokesperson Olivier Salgado as saying.

The spokesperson said all the dead and injured were from Chad, adding that six of the injured were in critical condition.

Three separatist guerrillas of the Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) outfit were Tuesday killed in a gunfight with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir, even as the Indian Army unearthed a tunnel across the LoC that was meant to push terrorists into India, officials said.

Police said the three militants killed in Hanjanbala (Rajpora) village in Pulwama district were locals and included a district commander and a teenager who had recently joined the outfit.

Amid questions raised over a reported tie-up between the IRCTC – a public sector enterprise under the railway ministry – and the Saradha Group in 2010, the Trinamool Congress Tuesday lashed out at the CBI, which is probing the chit fund muddle, and alleged that the probe agency functioned as a “political organisation”.

“The Central Bureau of Investigation runs at somebody’s directive. It works like a political organisation,” said former railways minister and Trinamool general secretary Mukul Roy, in an obvious reference to the central government.

Just two weeks after beheading American photojournalist James Foley, the Islamic State (IS) Sunni extremist organisation sent what it called “A second message to America”, with a video showing the beheading of another kidnapped American journalist.

In the video released Tuesday Steven Sotloff, 31, a freelance journalist who was captured in northern Syria a year ago, speaks to the camera before he is killed.

Sotloff says is “paying the price” for US decision to strike IS targets in Iraq, CNN reported.

Constable was seriously injured while chasing a suspicious person under the Meerpet Police Station limits.

According to Meerpet police, the two constables Narender and Srikanth were on patrolling duty. In the wee hours of Tuesday, when they suddenly caught sight of a notorious criminal involved in several burglary cases, they tried to catch him. Immediately after noticing the policemen, the suspect increased the pace of his bike. However the chase ended with the accident, when both the constables fell from the bike after skidded the road near Gayatri Nagar Cross roads.

Two persons including the suspect were injured in a case of day-light robbery in Rajendranagar police limits on Tuesday.

A-30-year-old man died after committed suicide by hanging himself on Monday night hours due to not repay the debts even after selling away his house recently.

According to Dundigal police, the deceased – M Srinivas (30) an private work S/o Bhikshapathi Resident of Bowrampet of Dundigal, had committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence on Monday night hours.

A-19 year old student committed suicide by set himself ablaze at his residence on Monday night hours in Kushaiguda police station limits.

According to Kushaiguda police, the deceased G Srinath (19) an student S/o Balaiah Resident of Kamalanagar of Kushaiguda, had committed suicide by set himself ablaze at his residence on Monday night hours, immediately rushed to nearest hospital for treatment where doctors declared brought dead.

A-25-year old auto driver by handing over the belongings of one of the passengers, worth Rs 2 lakhs to the KPHB police Station.

According to police, the man K Ahmed, an auto driver found a bag with gold ornaments weighing about 3 tolas and costly Sarees in his auto.

Driver tried to find out the whereabouts of passenger, but in vain. Later, he went to police station and handed over bag to KPHB police station and drew accolades from officials, for the noble deed. (INN)

At least 11 people, including women and children, were killed
Tuesday when a roof of an old building collapsed in Pakistan, a media report said.

As many as 18 people were wounded when a two-storey building collapsed in south Pakistan’s Hyderabad city, Dawn online reported.

Most of the deceased belonged to one family.

Several victims have been trapped under the debris which rescue workers continue to remove.

Rescue workers that include, Rangers, Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Sindh Building Control Authority, fears that there may be more dead.

Nearly two-thirds (66 percent) of voters in a survey have expressed satisfaction with the Narendra Modi government’s performance, and while more – 68 percent – approve of the prime minister’s style of functioning.

Conducted across 14 cities including the four metropolitan cities, major state capitals as well as other prominent cities like Surat and Varanasi, the opinion poll by Network 18 and Today’s Chanakya on 100 days of the Modi government sought to take a look at how Team Modi has fared on foreign policy, internal security and on the economic front.

The rural development ministry Tuesday ordered district administrations to ensure that water conservation work like construction of check dams and de-silting of traditional water bodies are taken up under the rural job act to mitigate drought-like situation.

The order was given by Union Rural Development Minister Nitin Gadkari in a bid to mitigate drought and drought-like situation and scarcity, an official release said.

The NDA government has generated confidence among people in its first 100 days in office, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javedakar said Tuesday and accused the Congress of conspiring against it.

Interacting with the media here on the 100 days’ performance of his ministry, Javadekar said that getting confidence back in people was very important.

He said all ministries will present their report card.

Come October, superhit rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh, popular for numbers like “Blue Eyes” and “Sunny Sunny”, will set out on an eight-city tour in the country, as a part of LIVE Viacom18’s new annual property MTV Super Stage.

He will travel to Pune, Jaipur, Indore, Lucknow, Jalandhar, Gurgaon, Kolkata and Guwahati for the concert, the aim of which is to take one sensational or most talked about music artist closer to their fans in smaller cities, a source aware of the developments, told IANS.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan refused to budge on his demand for Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s resignation Tuesday as a joint session of parliament came out overwhelmingly in the latter’s support.

The session even saw Sharif and PTI president Javed Hashmi embracing each other despite the Imran Khan party-leader taking the government to task and offering his resignation as member.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi gives his ministerial colleagues all the freedom and encourages them to take decisions, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday while remarking that “policy paralysis” had come to an end under the new regime.

“He gives us so much freedom and has only one mantra for us — that ‘you should have the courage to take decisions. Listen to all, but take decisions which are best for the country’,” Javadekar said with reference to Modi.

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