Month: April 2015

Floyd Mayweather is now dating ex-masseuse

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Love is in the air for Floyd Mayweather, who will soon going to have one-on-one with Manny Pacquiao, as he has found love of his life in his former masseuse Doralie Medina.

The American professional boxer’s masseuse girlfriend has been flooded with gifts and luxurious since she entered the boxer’s life and getting vowed by all this she wrote on her Instagram that the boxer was a very sweet, generous man in real life and had a heart of gold, the Mirror reported.

Two policemen among nine robbed in Rajasthan

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Nine persons, including two policemen were allegedly robbed by armed miscreants in the district while returning from Uttar Pradesh after recovering two girls who had gone missing, police said today.

The incident occurred in the wee hours yesterday near Hantra village where 7-8 robbers stopped the vehicle of the victims and robbed them of their valuables. They tied their hands before leaving the place, they said.

‘Fed-up’ Princess Kate turns to Indian curries, action movies to hasten royal tot no. 2’s arrival

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“Fed-up” Princess Kate has turned to hot Indian curries and action movies like Fast and Furious to hasten second royal baby’s arrival.

Sources revealed that the 33-year-old pregnant princess, who is a week overdue, was wolfing vindaloos to induce labor and hopes the noise and excitement of the action film will spark tot number two into life, the Daily Star reported.

The Duchess of Cambridge, who did similar things while she was pregnant with George, went for the hottest thing her taste buds could take this time, even though she never used to go beyond anything spicier than Madras. (ANI)

HMDA to filled vacancies soon

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Within a few days of taking charge, Commissioner Shalini Mishra Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), had terminated services of 170 outsourced employees and 77 officials on deputation resulted in arising of fresh vacancies.

Official sources in HMDA informed that the metropolitan commissioner had inspected each department and prepared a preliminary report on the strength required for the smooth functioning of each unit. She has written letters to several HoDs asking them send surplus staff to HMDA,” he said.

UN appeals for $415m earthquake aid for disaster stricken Nepal

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The United Nations recently appealed for 415 million dollars for Nepal, stating it urgently needs more funds to provide relief to people affected by the devastating earthquake .

Survivors in some of rural areas said that they were angry because neither food nor medicine has reached them yet, the BBC reported.

UN officials stated that quake killed more than 5,500 people, and injured at least 11,000. While, more than eight million people have been affected by the 7.8-magnitude quake and some 70,000 houses have been destroyed.

Kelly Brook ties knot with TV lesbian lover in ‘One Big Happy

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Kelly Brook has got married to her TV lesbian lover Elisha Cuthbert as a part of the new episode of the actress’ US sitcom ‘One Big Happy’.

The ‘Piranha 3D’ actress’ onscreen character Prudence and the ’24’ star Cuthbert’s character Lizzy exchanged vows and kissed each other as a part of their show’s script, the Daily Star reported.

Brook, who is currently dating personal trainer Jeremy Parisi but is not planning to wed any time soon, previously said that she had everything she wants and it would take a really amazing person to change anything. (ANI)

Saudi Arabia miffed with Pak’s decision to stay away from alliance against Houthis

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Saudi ambassador to Pakistan Ambassador Jassim Bin Mohammad Al-Khalidi has said that Saudi Arabia is miffed with Pakistan’s decision to stay away from the alliance against Houthi rebels in Yemen.

According to the Express Tribune, Al-Khalidi, pointing to Pkaistani parliament’s resolution, asked “how would Pakistanis feel if we do the same with you in the time of crises.”

Al-Khalidi said that Saudi Arabia is still hoping Pakistan would join the alliance, even if only for reconstruction and humanitarian work.

MANUU introduces 4 new courses

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Maulana Azad National Urdu University on Wednesday introduces four new courses for the academic year 2015-16. The newly introduced courses include Ph.D (Mathematics), MPhil (Islamic Studies & Political Science), M.A. (Sociology, History & Economics) and B.Sc. (Hons).

‘Whole world has accepted our stand on terrorism’: Jitendra Singh

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With the United States expressing concern over the release of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office

(PMO) Jitendra Singh on Thursday said the entire world has now accepted New Delhi’s stand on terrorism.

Singh said that India would never compromise on the issue of terrorism.

“A terrorist is a terrorist, they do not have any religion. A terrorist should be treated like a terrorist, so that we are able to keep a control on terrorism,” said Singh.

Nagender chartered flight with Priyanka Chopra for daughter’s Mehandi?

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Congress politician Danam Nagender’s daughter is getting married to a real estate businessman’s son and the darling daddy has invited bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra for her sangeet ceremony.

She came to Hyderabad in a chartered a flight. Rumours is that whether she chartered a flight or Daddy Danam?

Daddy Danam denying the knowledge of the performance of Priyanka Chopra and others and maintaining that he was absent for the Sangeeth ceremony of his daughter as he was unwell and at home and had no knowledge of “who all attended”.

Moga molestation case: AIDWA demands action against accused

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All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) general secretary Jagmati Sangwan on Thursday dubbed the Moga

molestation case as ‘painful’ and said that action should not only be taken against the accused but also the passengers who sat as mute

spectators while the incident took place.

“This is a very painful incident in a state like Punjab. Action should be taken against the accused, but also the passengers who were present

in the bus and did not react when the incident was taking place,” Sangwan told ANI here.

PM Modi thanks Sharif for appreciating India’s efforts to help Nepal

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday thanked his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif for appreciating India’s efforts to help quake ravaged Nepal.

“Got a call from PM Nawaz Sharif. He expressed condolences on the loss of lives in various parts of India due to the Earthquake. PM Nawaz Sharif appreciated India’s efforts in the rescue operations in Nepal. I thank him for his kind words,” Prime Minister Modi tweeted.

Zahed Ali Khan hands over fund to widow of Anand

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Hyderabadis are always active in promotion of national integration. They come forward to help when any calamity befalls on the people of Marathwada and Karnataka. Siasat editor Mr. Zahed Ali Khan told this while addressing a condolence meeting held in memory of auto driver from Beed, Maharashtra. It must be noted that some miscreants torched auto driver Anand when he was asleep in his auto.

KCR to build 2 lakh houses for poor

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After reviewing the ‘Intensive Household Survey’ conducted by the state government last year, Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Wednesday said his government would build houses for two lakh poor in the city who are shelter less and don’t have houses of their own.

KCR, who held a review meeting with officials of the housing department in Hyderabad, said the government’s prime aim is to ensure that not even a single poor man remains in Hyderabad without housing, according to a release from his office.

Crime In Hyderabad (30.4.2015)

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Man fails to get job, ends life
(Siasat News): A dejected man, who failed to get a job, ended his life. This incident occurred in Medpally police limits.

It is said that the deceased Ravi Shankar, 30, resident of Boduppal, was in search of a job as he couldn’t get one for trying hard since a long time.

Yesterday, he hanged himself to death. Police has registered a case and further investigations are on.

Harassed by in-laws, woman commits suicide

Rishikesh-Badrinath Highway closes due to heavy landslide

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The Rishikesh-Badrinath Highway has been closed due to a heavy landslide at Vishnu Prayag.

According to reports, the landslide has blocked the road to the Badrinath shrine.

The annual pilgrimage to four sacred shrines of the ‘Char Dham’, the four abodes, began earlier this month.

The popular pilgrimage route is known as the ‘Char Dham Yatra’ because of its four temple towns of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.

Nepalese students in Delhi raise funds for quake-hit country

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Far away from their homeland and family members in the hour of tragedy, hundreds of Nepalese students studying here have turned into foot soldiers to raise funds for sending relief and succour to quake-hit Nepal.

The 7.9-magnitude temblor on Saturday and succeeding aftershocks in the Himalayan nation have claimed over 6,000 lives there and flattened the iconic architectural landscape of the country.

20-year-old Prajwal Basnet, who is pursuing a course in Chartered Accountancy here, joins a group of five-six fellow students to raise funds for the cause after attending classes.

Delhi to fancy chances against struggling Punjab

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Smarting from a crushing defeat in their previous game, Delhi Daredevils have no option but to go all out when they take on Kings XI Punjab, who are also struggling in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League, here tomorrow.

The jinx-breaking victory at home against Mumbai Indians was the kind of boost Delhi needed to bring their campaign back on track but what followed was a demoralising 10-wicket loss to Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Dirty spots at home you never notice

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Clean your home not just for aesthetic reasons, but also for the health of your family, and take special care to remove dirt from neglected areas like kitchen cabinets, ledges or even around exhaust fans, says an expert.

Here are some tips from Samrat Goyal, co-founder, Broomberg.in, a new company offering high-tech cleaning service:

* Above kitchen cabinets and ledges: Try going higher than eye level and look at the top of the kitchen cabinet or on top of any ledges. Dust and cooking oil fumes sure do make a ‘sticky’ combination and you will find plenty of those there.

Survivors of premature births may have lung of elderly

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By the time they reach their early 20s, adult survivors of premature births may have a lung capacity that resembles the healthy elderly or casual smokers, says a study. (12:30)

The researchers compared the lung function of adults who were born at less than 32 weeks gestational age to adults born full-term.

The study found premature infants are at increased risk for contracting bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD), a chronic respiratory condition mainly affecting infants born less than 28 weeks of age.

Changing blood types comes closer

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Canadian researchers, including one of Indian origin, have now developed a way to transform all donated blood into a neutral type that can be given to any patient.

The researchers have created an enzyme that could potentially pave the way for changing blood types.

The enzyme works by snipping off the sugars, also known as antigens, found in Type-A and Type-B blood, making it more like Type-O.

Type-O blood is known as the universal donor and can be given to patients of all blood types.

Australia readies aircraft to rescue nationals from Nepal

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Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) planes are ready to rescue Australians stranded in the earthquake-hit Nepal, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Thursday.

Bishop said more than 1,400 Australians have so far been found, although some were yet to be located, Xinhua news agency reported.

About 80 Australians have sought refuge in the Australian embassy in Kathmandu since the earthquake hit Nepal.

Bishop said the federal government decided to airlift Australians out of Kathmandu because of deteriorating health and safety conditions and the limited availability of commercial flights.

Passengers suffer as Haryana bus staff go on strike

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With state roadways, private buses and taxis going off the road, thousands of passengers had to face harrowing time across Haryana on Thursday.

State-run bus services were completely paralysed across the state. Private bus operators too did not ply their buses. Buses remained parked at bus stands or bus depots, and passengers were left stranded.

Local modes of transport like auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws made a fast buck from people wanting to reach their destination on time.

Army Recruitment Rally from May 4 to 13

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The Army Recruitment Rally will be held at Adilabad from May 4 to 13, 2015, at the District Sports Stadium Adilabad to enroll eligible candidates from Telangana State. Eligible candidates will be selected through screening tests and physical fitness and medical tests from May 4 to 13, followed by written examination on May 31 at the LB Stadium, Hyderabad.

Muslim youth should avail the opportunity and participate in the rally. For further details candidates have been advised to visit website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in.

Siasat news

Staff with forge degrees appointed in Urdu Universities

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After revelation that law minister of Delhi used a “false and bogus” degree to become an advocate, it was found that appointments were made in Urdu Universities on the basis of forged and fabricated documents. According to reliable sources Vice Chancellors made large scale appointments since the establishment of university. They took special interest in appointing their close relatives. It is said that candidates belonging to various states were appointed on key posts on the basis of forge and fake degrees.