Новости за 03.05.2016

A US teen is facing multiple counts of indecent exposure after school officials in an Arizona town discovered he had exposed himself in a football team picture that was published in his school's yearbook.

Egypt's journalists' union today denounced what it called a decline in press freedoms and accused the regime of being "at war" with the profession after two reporters were arrested.

Gujarat Police tonight detained Sardar Patel Group (SPG) head Lalji Patel in connection with violence during "jail bharo" agitation of Patidar community held last month.

A prisoner, lodged at the Burdwan Correctional Home for the past one year, has been allegedly found posting his pictures and of other inmates on social networking site Facebook, thus causing a flutter among the administration here.

A day after a local woman journalist jumped to death from her residential building, three doctors were booked today for their alleged role in the incident, police said.

A two-year-old boy was killed while his parents were severely injured in a road accident on Ring Road near Rajghat today, police said.

Russian military planes regularly violate Estonian airspace, the former Soviet state's defence minister said today, describing such behaviour as "incredibly reckless".

An auto driver was shot dead, near Gokul Barrage here by some unidentified persons, police said today.

A 45 years old woman died while fetching water in Maharashtra's drought-hit Latur district today.

Two women labourers -- migrants from the drought-hit Marathwada -- were crushed under the wheels of a road-roller while resting under its shade at Talegaon industrial area, 40 km from here, today.

Sandeep Garg, an IAS officer of 1991 batch, was convicted by a Special CBI court here today for amassing disproportionate assets to the tune of Rs 3.18 crore.

A Palestinian rammed his car into a group of Israelis in the occupied West Bank today, injuring three people before being shot dead, the Israeli army said.

When Bangladeshi blogger and social activist Ashif Entaz Rabi hosted a TV talk show about a slaying of a publisher by Islamic extremists, he faced a torrent of threatening phone calls.

Metals group Liberty House confirmed on Tuesday it had formally submitted a letter of intent to buy the British assets of Tata Steel.

There are all sorts of things that one experiences in life and it teaches us a thing or to.

Kotak Mahindra Bank has surpassed ICICI Bank to emerge as the third most valued lender in the country as its market valuation soared to over Rs 1.29 lakh crore.

Zee Media Bureau New Delhi: The Income Tax Department has made it compulsory to furnish proof of travel if one wishes to claim tax deduction on Leave Travel Allowance.

18-year-old Pant, playing in only his third IPL match, stole the limelight as he hit a 40-ball 69.

The Delhi government on Tuesday launched a drive with an aim to seal illegal water bottling plants in the national capital and nab their operators.

Kenyan police have arrested a suspected key member of an Islamist militant group that was plotting attacks similar to one in 2013 on the Westgate shopping mall that killed at least 67 people, authorities said on Tuesday.

The Mumbai police on Tuesday opposed an application filed by Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal, who is facing trial in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case, seeking to recall Pakistani-American terrorist David Colemen Headley before the court here.

France on Tuesday took aim at a vast but controversial EU-US pact to create a free-trade zone covering 850 million people, with President Francois Hollande threatening to veto it as it stands.

An Israeli court on Tuesday handed down a life sentence to the ringleader of a Jewish gang that kidnapped, beat and burned alive a Palestinian teenager in 2014.

India targets to be a "low-cost economy" by reducing interest rates and transaction cost, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said Tuesday while projecting a near-8 percent growth for current fiscal.

Zee Media Bureau New Delhi: The Real Estate Bill is set to rein in dodgy builders who do not deliver on promises or cheat buyers.