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Passport delivery to become hassle-free, no police verification in case of renewal
MUMBAI/NEW DELHI: The passport delivery system could soon become hassle-free and quick. On the directions of the chief passport officer in the ministry of external affairs, Mumbai may lead the way to do away with cumbersome processes that currently delay the issuance of a passport. The ministry i
'Abducted' Indian nurses reach Mosul, unharmed
This photo taken on Tuesday, July 1, 2014, shows damaged homes due to clashes between fighters of ISIS and Iraqi security forces in Tikrit, 130 kilometers north of Baghdad, Iraq. (Photo: AP) THIRUVANANTHAPURAM/NEW DELHI: The 46 Indian nurses who were forcibly moved by suspected ISIS mil
Dakshina Kannada MP launched CARD programme at Mangalore Central railway station
MANGALORE: Nalin Kumar Kateel, MP of Dakshina Kannada on Thursday inaugurated the launching of community assisted rail development programme (CARD) at Mangalore Central Railway station. Stake holders like railway catering contract staff, cleaning staff, staff of various departments of railway and al
Airport checks tightened after terror threat
Dubai: Security is being tightened in airports across Europe and the Middle East with direct air flights to US destinations after intelligence reports from Washington’s agencies suggest that terrorists are plotting a new series of attacks on aviation targets. The heightened security comes as US
Riyadh deploys 30,000 soldiers on Iraq border
Dubai: Saudi Arabia has deployed 30,000 soldiers to its border with Iraq after Iraqi soldiers withdrew from the area, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television said on Thursday. The world’s top oil exporter shares an 800km border with Iraq, where Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) and other mi
UK had plan to train and equip 100,000 Syrian rebels: BBC
LONDON: Britain had planned to train and equip a 100,000-strong rebel army to defeat Syrian President Bashar al-Assad before it was deemed to be too risky, BBC Newsnight reported on Thursday. The BBC said the secret "extract, equip, train" proposal, put forward two years ago, was the idea of Gene
Free-form gestures could be passwords to unlock phones: Study
Imagine unlocking your smartphone or tablet with free-form gestures – sweeping fingers in shapes across the screen! As more people use smartphones or tablets to pay bills, make purchases, store personal information and even control access to their houses, the need for robust password security has
Farmers await rains after slow start to monsoon
(Reuters) - Pramod Patil's 40-acre field in Lasalgaon usually turns green around now with germinated soybean and corn seeds, but this year he has yet to begin planting because of scanty monsoon rains in Maharashtra. Like 27-year old Patil, millions of farmers are hoping rains will strengthen in t
Murder convict got away with 21 killings
BANGALORE: After allegedly committing 21 murders in Maharashtra, Chandrakant S Sharma migrated to Bangalore where he killed his next victim, helped by his wife and two sons. This killing landed the family in jail in just three days. Sharma, though, is unlikely to be convicted for the earlier murders
ریا ست کے ہر ضلع میں میڈیکل کالج کا قیام :پاٹل
بھٹکلیس نیوز / 3 جولائی،2014 بنگلور/ریاست کے ہر غریب شخص کو بہترین ہیلتھ سرویس فراہم کر نے کیلئے ہر ضلع میں سرکاری میڈیکل کالج قائم کر نے کا فیصلہ ریاستی حکومت کے زیر غور ہے ،وزیر برائے میڈیکل ایجو کیشن ڈاکٹر شرن پر کاش پاٹل نے یہ بات بتا ئی ،وکاس سودھا کے آڈیٹوریم میں یوم ڈاکٹرس تقریب کا افتتاح کر
Inside UAE’s biggest iftar kitchen
Dubai: It’s about 11am on a scorching Ramadan morning and a group of eight chefs along with a few dozen helpers are racing against time to garnish 10 giant pots full of simmering mutton porridge — or kanji as they call it at a kitchen in Sonapur. The humble broth coddled with rice, lentil, fenn
In UAE, fake degree could land you in jail
Abu Dhabi: People who fake certificates to get a visa or a job face up to ten years in prison, an official has warned. Meanwhile, those who photocopy official documents and tamper with them face up to five years in jail, the official said. Forgery of educational certificates constituted around
Late starter: Mumbai receives more rain in 12 hours than in last fortnight
Waterlogged railway track near Kurla MUMBAI: Strong rain lashed the city on Wednesday, bringing citizens much-needed respite from the heatwave. The suburbs were the bigger beneficiary than the island city. While the Colaba weather station recorded 17.2mm of rain from 8.30am to 8.30pm, the Santa C
Iranian jets deployed to help Iraq fight militants: Report
LONDON: Iran has supplied Iraq with fighter jets to help it counter the belligerent offensive by ISIS who have taken over large swathes of territory, a media report said on Thursday. Russia supplied an initial delivery of the aircraft just a few days ago but analysts at the International Institut
How to Get Start Button in Windows 8
The start menu as we knew it since Windows 95, is dead. The start button was removed with the launch of Windows 8 and then brought back with the Windows 8.1 update. But this button was but a shell of the start menu of the past. Clicking the start button in Windows 8.1 merely takes you to the Windows
Shaheen Civil Services Academy offers free UPSC/KPSC coaching
An Excellent opportunity for Graduates: Shaheen Civil Services Academy is offering a unique 45 days free residential foundation coaching program for the UPSC/KPSC aspirants. For further details visit; www.shaheenpucollege.com contact: 8050889585 Last date: 4-7-14 Shimoga Coordinator: Mo
Injured Zaheer targets CLT20 return
Recovering from a muscle injury, veteran pacer Zaheer Khan is eyeing a comeback to competitive cricket for Mumbai Indians during Champions League T20 in early October, even though he was non-committal about his chances of making it to the World Cup squad in 2015. "The World Cup is a special tourn
India seeks assurances from U.S. over spying reports
(Reuters) - India summoned a senior U.S. diplomat on Wednesday to explain reports that the U.S. National Security Agency was authorised to spy on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party before he took office, and to seek assurances this would not happen in future. The U.S. State Department said it w