Новости за 14.08.2015

From a mullah who wants a military operation against women wearing jeans to "uncircumcised" Islamic State fighters, a satirical Pakistani website is using humour to shine a light on current affairs in the turbulent nation.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Friday alleged the JDU-RJD-Congress pre-poll alliance for the Bihar Assembly elections "is forged on deceit, drama and arrogance" and asserted that their leaders will face a repeat of the 2014 Lok Sabha election results.

Investigating the alleged sexual escapades of arrested self-styled godman Santosh Roul alias Sarathi Baba, the crime branch of Odisha police on Friday recorded statement of the woman medico before a first class magistrate here.

Investigating the alleged sexual escapades of arrested self-styled godman Santosh Roul alias Sarathi Baba, the crime branch of Odisha police on Friday recorded statement of the woman medico before a first class magistrate here.

Facebook on Friday dismissed reports that an Indian-origin Harvard student Aran Khanna's internship was cancelled for pointing out the privacy flaws in the social media's messenger service.

Former BSP MP Sukhlal Kushwaha (56) allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself with a pistol at his residence here on Friday night, a police officer said.

French rider Johan Le Bon of the FDJ team won the fifth stage of the Tour of Benelux, the 179.6km ride from Riemst to Sittard-Geleen, on Friday.

Gurvinder Singh emerged star for his side as Patna Pirates edged past Bengal Warriors 34-32 to keep their play-off hopes alive in the Star Sports Pro Kabaddi tournament, here on Friday.

Om Prakash Rawat on Friday assumed charge as the new Election Commissioner.

Nineteen people were killed and seven injured overnight in a wave of shootings in Brazil`s biggest city Sao Paulo, a security official said Friday after reports of a massacre in the suburbs.

Lashing out at Rahul Gandhi for disruption of the Parliament session, BJP national spokesperson MJ Akbar on Friday asked who paid the bills for him during his sabbatical.

The Taloja jail authorities have written to the special TADA court here, complaining about alleged misbehaviour of the extradited gangster Abu Salem who is facing trial in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.

Scientists have developed a new sensor that can help your smartphone hear voice instructions in loud environments.

The National Green Tribunal Friday directed Badarpur and Rajghat Thermal Power Stations to bring particulate matter (PM) within permissible limits after an inspection report highlighted their high content in the ambient air around these projects.

With the deadline for seeking comments on the Net neutrality report is ending tomorrow, there has been a huge surge in public response on the consultation paper posted on mygov website following campaign by net activists.

Ricky Ponting on Friday claimed that he is not in talks with Cricket Australia (CA) for the widely reported batting consultant role.

NASA has performed a nearly 9-minute-long test of the engine at the heart of the US space agency's next-generation megarocket that will take astronauts to asteroids, Mars and other deep-space missions.

Love letters reportedly written by an unmarried Prince Charles to an ex-flame are to go on sale in the US, wherein the first-in-line to the UK throne expressed his fear of divorce just a year before he wed Princess Diana.

A day after joining the BJP, the rebel JD(U) MLA Rajiv Ranjan on Friday resigned from the membership of Bihar Legislative Assembly.

Japan on Friday delayed the launch of a cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station due to unfavourable weather conditions.

The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Centre to apprise it of steps it has taken to make hate crimes and racial violence punishable under the Indian Penal Code.

Members of Dalit community on Friday held a protest in front of the Sub-Divisional Magistrate's office here alleging that they were stopped from offering 'gangajal' at a temple on Shivratri in Dedwada village in the district.

The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Madhya Pradesh government to file in "black and white" its response to the plea seeking a CBI probe into "irregularities" in the Dental and Medical Admission Test (DMAT) to fill management quota seats in the state`s privately-run medical colleges.