Новости за 30.09.2015

A traffic constable was allegedly beaten up by a drunk rickshaw-puller in east Dehi's Madhu Vihar area on Wednesday.

A man on Wednesday entered the reception area of North Block, housing Home and Finance ministries, and smashed a glass pane apparently to attract attention to his plight after he was bitten by a stray dog.

The Delhi government on Wednesday told the high court that Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung was not the elected representative and has to act on the aid and advice of the council of ministers.

Congress on Wednesday said the sentencing of convicts in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case was the culmination of "pointed, precise and prompt action" by the then Vilasrao Deshmukh government and "strongest and quickest" steps by the former Manmohan Singh dispensation.

Iceland announced today that 155 fin whales and 29 minke whales were killed in its hunting season this year, in defiance of calls to end the practice.

In a belated response, state-run Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Wednesday said it would contest the damages an international arbitration court awarded to its commercial arm for cancelling a satellite contract in 2011 with a multimedia services provider.

A confident-looking Goa are keen to have the right start when they take on Hyderabad tomorrow in their first four-day Ranji trophy Group C match at Goa Cricket Academy ground at Porvorim.

All the Indian players expectedly entered the round of 128 in men's singles of the the Asian Table Tennis Championships at Pattaya, Thailand.

Andhra Pradesh is looking at Rs.20,000 crore investments in the aerospace and defence manufacturing sector by 2020, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said here on Wednesday.

Advocating bringing in positivity before the Paris conference on climate change, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar on Wednesday called for discussions on issues like lifestyle and climate justice.

Ahead of Manchester City's vital away tie against Borussia Mönchengladbach in Germany, manager Manuel Pellegrini found himself in a big rush after bringing the wrong passport to the airport.

A Pakistani woman activist stirred up the hornet's nest when she stated something which has been reiterated by many Indian scholars including BJP's firebrand leader Subramanian Swamy.

Former world number one Heena Sidhu lived upto the billing as she clinched the gold medal in women's 10m air pistol to cap off India's campaign at the 8th Asian Air Gun Championship on a winning note here today.

Delhi cricket team's chief coach Ajay Jadeja will not be present in the dressing room when the Gautam Gambhir led side play their opening match of the Ranji Trophy against Rajasthan, in Jaipur tomorrow.

Paying rich tribute to Jagmohan Dalmiya who passed away recently, Cricket Association of Bengal president-designate Sourav Ganguly on Wednesday said that the former BCCI chief was one administrator who had only friends all over the world.

Days after raising a banner of revolt, LJP President Ramvilas Paswan's son-in-law Anil Kumar Sadhu Wednesday made peace with him and withdrew the remarks he made against the Union Minister and his son Chirag Paswan in a vicious attack on them after being denied a poll ticket.

The government, which could not pass key legislations due to number crunch in Rajya Sabha, Wednesday called for re-defining the role of the Upper House and state Legislative Councils, an issue which had kicked up a political row last month.

In another embarrassing incident, the BCCI on Thursday barred 22 cricketers of Delhi & Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) from taking part in the age-group cricket tournaments as there are allegations of age-fudging against them.

The Supreme Court Wednesday asked the government to apprise it of the percentage of casualties suffered by various branches like the Armoured Corps, Engineering, Infantry and Artillery in last three wars fought by the nation.

A migrant woman and a child drowned off the Greek island of Lesbos after their boat sank, police said on Wednesday, adding 45 other passengers had been rescued.

Continuing his attack on the BJP, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Wednesday said people in the poll-bound state will decide if they want a 'Bihari' or a 'Bahri' (outsider) government.

Almost half of the material found on certain paedophile image-sharing sites is sourced or stolen from social media and online family blogs of parents innocently posting images of their children, Australia's new Children's eSafety Commissioner has warned.

The goals enshrined by first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in foreign policy of the country remain relevant even today and have assumed greater salience in the era of economic liberalisation, President Pranab Mukherjee said here on Wednesday.

Three people were killed and 13 others injured in multiple explosions in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Wednesday.

Russia launched its first air strikes in war-torn Syria on Wednesday after President Vladimir Putin won parliamentary permission to use force abroad.