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Two cops suspended in alleged torture case after youth commits suicide in Aligarh

Aligarh: Two policemen including an inspector were on Saturday suspended and a case was filed against them following suicide by a youth who was allegedly tortured during police interrogation in connection with a theft case here. Anshul Mishra (21) ended his life on Friday triggering protests from

India thrash Zimbabwe in first ODI

India thrashed Zimbabwe by 9 wickets in the first ODI of the three match series today. Lokesh Rahul became the first Indian to score a hundred on ODI debut, said he had made up his mind to hit a six to reach the three-figure mark in the first match against Zimbabwe here today. It was a dream debut

Cap on ticket cancellation charge, less baggage fee proposed

Air passengers will soon have a reason to smile with the government today proposing a cap on ticket cancellation charges, increased compensation for denied boarding and steep reduction in excess baggage fee levied by airlines. Suggesting a slew of passenger-centric measures, the Civil Aviation Mi

Reusable cups, plates for an eco-friendly Ramzan

As many as 46 mosques in and around Shivajinagar are set to have an eco-friendly Ramzan this year through the efforts of a few vigilant citizens of the area with the help of the BBMP. MS Sufiyan, a resident of Sampangiramnagar, is leading the efforts to distribute reusable paper cups and plate

WhatsApp Gets Message Quotes and Replies

WhatsApp has got a new feature that will let users quote messages when replying. While earlier this week, the new feature was spotted in beta builds of WhatsApp for Android, it is now rolling out for most users across Android and iOS running the general release builds from Google Play and the App St

Rabbi Michael Lerner rips Trump, predicts Clinton presidency in fiery speech at Ali funeral

Rabbi Michael Lerner completely went in on the mistreatment of Muslims in America and around the world while speaking on Friday at the funeral service for Muhammad Ali. “Sends your blessings to Muhammad Ali and send your blessings to those who mourn for him and the millions around the planet," he b

ترک انجینئر نے اسمارٹ فون کی اسکرین کو چھپانے والی چپ تیار کرلیا

ستبول: ترکی کے انجینیئر نے ایسا چشمہ بنایا ہے جسے پہن کر آپ کے اسمارٹ فون کی اسکرین صرف آپ کو ہی نظر آئے گی اور دیگر افراد کو محض سادہ اسکرین دکھائی دے گا۔ عوامی ہجوم یا پبلک ٹرانسپورٹ میں آپ فون استعمال کرتے ہیں تو لوگ بھی آپ کا فون تکنے لگتے ہیں۔ ترکی کے رہائشی اس مسئلے سے تنگ آکر ایک خاص

کلکتہ کی رہنے والی خاتون کا افغانستان کے کابل میں اغوا، سشما سوراج کی رہائی کیلئے ہر ممکن مدد کی یقین دہانی

کلکتہ : کلکتہ شہر کی رہنے والی ایک خاتونڈتھ ڈی سوزا (40) جو این بین الاقوامی تنظیم کے ساتھ کام کرتی تھی کا افعانستان کے دارالحکومت کابل میں اغوا ہو گیا ہے۔ وہ مرکزی کلکتہ کے انٹالی کے سی آئی ٹی روڈ کی رہنے والی ہے ۔اپنی تعلیم مکمل کرنے کے بعد وہ کابل میں آغا خان فاؤنڈیشن میں سینئر ٹیکنیکل ایڈوائزر ک

شرمناک! یوپی پولیس نے روزہ دار کو بری طرح پیٹا، پیشاب پلانے کی دی دھمکی

گورکھپور۔ یوپی پولیس کا ایک اور خوفناک چہرہ سامنے آیا ہے۔ گورکھپور میں ایک ایس ایچ او نے ایک روزہ دار پر ایسا ظلم ڈھایا کہ جسے سن کر کسی کے بھی رونگٹے کھڑے ہو جائیں گے۔ یہاں وردی کے رعب میں ایک ایس ایچ او نے ایک روزہ دار کو جم کر پیٹا اور جب اس نے پانی مانگا تو اسے پیشاب پلانے کی دھمکی دے دی۔ معامل

Meet the First Indian to win Parker/Gentry award presented by The Field Museum

Biodiversity ecologist Uma Ramakrishnan, a scientist at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) who is working to save the country's tigers, has become the first Indian to win the Parker/Gentry Award presented by the Field Museum. Every year, the Parker/Gentry Award honours an individual,

Go Green: Report A “Smoking” Bus In Karnataka And Get Reward Of ₹1000

Karnataka State Road and Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) have launched a “green” initiative, where citizens are asked to report buses that are causing pollution. Citizens of fifteen districts in Karnataka, including Bengaluru, are urged to call t

Railway employees threaten indefinite strike from 11 July

New Delhi: The National Federation Of Indian Railwaymen (NFIR) on Friday said its members will go an indefinite strike starting 11 July. The federation is demanding minimum pay of Rs.26,000 as against Rs18,000 recommended by the Seventh Central Pay Commission, scrapping of new pension scheme and giv

Bhatkalli Jamatul Muslimeen, Mangaluru organises 'Ahlan Ramdan' function

Bhatkalli Jamatul Muslimeen, Mangaluru organised an " Ahlan Ramadan'" event today at its hostel for students. Engineer Rameez, vice-principal, PA College of Engineering, Mangaluru spoke about the significance of Ramadan and outlined the planning for the blessed month. Aftab Kola welcomed and compere

Revealed: Time UAE residents spend online on their mobiles will amaze you

Be it a student, a professional, a housewife or a worker, the UAE residents – not just workaholic – are webaholic also, spending hours surfing web on their smartphones. Apart from high penetration rate of smartphones and speedy Internet in UAE, this high ratio of people accessing net on their sma

Mumbai on top in road accidents, death toll highest in Delhi

Mumbai has got the dubious distinction of the city with maximum road accidents in the country, while the number of deaths in road mishaps is highest in the national capital, a government study showed today. "Mumbai had the highest number of 23,468 number of road accidents during 2015 while Delh

Rain brings cheer to farmers across the state

Various parts of the state received heavy rainfall for the second consecutive day on Thursday, bringing respite from the blistering heat. Belagavi city received a heavy downpour for more than an hour in the afternoon for the second consecutive day. Villages surrounding the district headquarters

Thousands gather for Muslim funeral honoring Muhammad Ali

A Muslim funeral for Muhammad Ali on Thursday drew thousands of admirers to the boxer's hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, where mourners prayed over the body of a man who battled in the ring and sought peace outside it. An estimated 14,000 people, representing many races and creeds, attended the

Student population rises 30%, Muslims beat national average

India's student population in the 5-19 years age group has increased by 30% between 2001 and 2011 but the increases are unevenly distributed across religious communities, with lagging sections catching up.  Among Muslims, the number of students zoomed by 44%, and within that, among girls by a sta