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Tehran:  He loves rotten meat, especially porcupine and fills his smoking pipe with animal excreta instead of tobacco! Living in a remote village of Dejgah in southern Iran, Amou Haji, 80, has another unique feat to his credit. He has not bathed for last 60 years and hates water, said a report

Five people, including a pregnant woman and a six-year-old boy, were killed on Monday when a Volvo bus in which they were travelling overturned after hitting a median on NH-4 near Hoskote in Bangalore Rural district.  The bus, belonging to Rajesh Travels, was on its way to Bangalore from Nellore,

DAVOS: A tiny elite comprising the richest 85 individuals hold wealth equivalent to that owned by the bottom half of the world's population, a report says. The report by worldwide development organization Oxfam, titled 'Working For the Few', published ahead of the World Economic Forum meet in Dav

Jeddah: A senior official at the Saudi Passport Department has reiterated that the new electronic service, Abshir, has successfully curbed crowding at passport offices. Maj. Gen. Hussain Al-Harthy, director-general of the Passport Department in the Makkah province, told Arab News that two million

While most of the people are approaching Cornerstone to get rid off drug addiction. On the other side in NewDelhi The Aam Aadmi Party on Sunday launched a counter-attack on the BJP, which had accused its Minister Somnath Bharti of "racism," saying the saffron party was "supporting drug addiction and

TOKYO: International airports in Japan are striving to become friendlier to Muslims amid a steep increase in visitors from the Islamic world following the Japanese government's relaxation of regulations for issuing visas. An increase in private prayer rooms for Muslims, who pray five times a day,

None of the students, who wrote the Common Admission Test (CAT), 2013, in Karnataka, may have secured the perfect score of 100 percentile, but the State has the third highest number of candidates who scored between 90 and 99.9.  As many as 1,115 candidates scored 95 to 99.9 percentile and 920 bet

NEW DELHI: Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia used by millions around the world, lost nearly 10 per cent of its page-views last year. That's a decline of about 2 billion between December 2012 and December 2013. It's most popular versions are leading the slide: page-views of the English Wikipedi

NAPIER: With his rugged looks, aggressive mien and cavalier batsmanship, Virat Kohli surely doesn't have to bother too much with the art of wooing; but, clearly, he prefers to live dangerously and, maybe, even believes in the age-old philosophy that the real thrill is in the chase. On a bright, s

There was an outpouring of grief and sorrow on the social media over the deaths of six women, aged between 18 and 25, from a single family as they drowned in a pond in Ramah, 112km northeast of Riyadh on Saturday. Civil Defense officers recovered four bodies and are looking for the remaining two, a

19 January 2014 The aircraft was pounded by fierce winds and rain before being hit by lightning and crashing near a village. Jakarta - A light aircraft crashed and burst into flames on a beach in eastern Indonesia on Sunday after being hit by lightning, killing all four people on board, an off

The UAE has announced compulsory military service for all males between the ages of 18 and 30. The move was announced by His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and ruler of Dubai, on Twitter. The service will be optional for females, th

The BJP should not be "over confident" of winning the coming Lok Sabha election, party veteran L.K. Advani said in New Delhi on Sunday, adding this was one reason why it lost the 2004 battle. Addressing the national council of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Mr Advani said there should be no slacknes

Here are six secrets for crushing job interviews: 1. Confidence: The best advice I can give is to be confident and remember that you’ve made it this far for a reason. Hold your head up high, don’t trip, and remember, ‘you got this.’  Interviews are one of the few times in life where narcissism is

PATNA: Union home minister Sushilkumar Shinde drew attention toward alleged "misuse" of social media in forking old "provocative" photographs to foment communal riots and said his ministry was mulling to put a check on it. "Sitting in home ministry I see old provocative photographs being circulat