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Pelted with stone in Kerala, TN truck cleaner dies - Times of India
Coimbatore: A 26-year-old man , who was working as a cleaner of a truck carrying vegetables from the Mettupalayam market here to Alappuzha in Kerala, died of injuries he suffered after miscreants pelted stones at the vehicle while it was passing through Kanjikode in the early hours of Monday.The victim was identified as Mubarak Basha of Vadakkalur near Annur in Coimbatore. He began working as a cleaner only a few months ago, truck driver B Noorullah of Mettupalayam told TOI.
UK top diplomat warns no Brexit deal 'now a very real risk'
BERLIN: Britain's top diplomat warned on Monday that the country could crash out of the European Union next year without an agreement on future relations with Brussels because of the hard line taken by EU negotiators.Foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt told reporters in Berlin after meeting German counterpart Heiko Maas that "there is now a very real risk of a Brexit no deal by accident." "This is because I think that many people in the EU are thinking they just have to wait long enough and Britain...
Guns and roses: Afghan farmers enjoy sweet smell of success
JALALABAD: Standing in a field of roses in eastern Afghanistan, former poppy grower Mohammad Din Sapai quickly but carefully plucks the delicate petals that will be turned into rose water and oils for sale around the world.The sweet smelling crop is providing farmers in Nangarhar province with a viable alternative to growing opium poppies, the sale of which has fuelled the conflict raging across the country."I am very happy with this harvest of flowers," Sapai tells AFP as he stands among...
PM Modi's visit to Rwanda live updates: PM Narendra Modi and President of Rwanda Paul Kagame hold meeting - The Times of India
Ties with Rwanda an important gateway to eastern Africa India elevated its ties with Rwanda, seen as an important gateway to eastern Africa, to that of a Strategic Partnership in January last year. India will open its first mission in Rwanda very soon. India's current High Commissioner to Rwanda has residence in Kampala, Uganda, govt sources say. Rwanda is also a recipient of Indian lines of credit of nearly $400 million and of Indian training and scholarship programmes.
Did you take the Kiki challenge yet? Drake would be mighty happy!
You used to call me on my cell phone...Well, we sure wish Drake called us but for now, we have to make do with his new track that has basically taken the internet by a storm. 'In my feelings' hit the floor running and well, people have been running and dancing ever since.The challenge involves the person jumping out of the car and dancing in sync with the car's motion. Twitteratti and Instagrammers have taken to this latest dance challenge like fish to water.
Late goals power Malaysia to 3-0 win over India U-16 team - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The India U-16 boys who have come to Malaysia on the back of a heart-breaking loss to Thailand last week started showing their intent from the kick-off. Ridge blasted from inside the box as early as the fourth minute but the Malaysian keeper parried it away.Malaysia, on the other hand, gave the Indian defenders a run for their money in their own box. They continued to push constantly but Biaka and the sturdy Indian defenders averted the danger.
Deadly heat wave hovers over Japan and South Korea
TOKYO: Searing hot temperatures are forecast for wide swaths of Japan and South Korea in a long-running heat wave that's killed at least two dozen people.The mercury is expected to reach 39 degrees Celsius (102 degrees Fahrenheit) on Monday in the city of Nagoya in central Japan and reach 37 (99 F) in Tokyo.South Korea's Yonhap news agency says the country's highest-ever morning low was recorded in the city of Gangneung , where the temperature was 31 (88 F) at 6:45 a.m. The morning low in...
Deadline ends but Indian choppers ‘gifted’ to Maldives yet to come back - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India is yet to take back two Dhruv advanced light helicopters “gifted” to the Maldives despite the June 30 deadline set by the Abdulla Yameen government ending, amid indications that New Delhi and Male were working out a compromise formula to allow the choppers to remain in the archipelago at least till December.“The two helicopters, along with the 48 personnel from the Navy and Coast Guard to fly and maintain them, are still in the Maldives.
Rs 4.15L stolen from Atkot school - Times of India
Rajkot: Cash worth Rs 4.15lakh was stolen from the office of Matrushree DB Patel Education Trust School on the outskirts of Atkot on Saturday night.Three masked thieves were captured on the footage of the CCTV camera installed in the school premises.“The thieves appear to be aged between 25 and 35. They gained the access into the school premises by climbing the wall and avoiding security guards at the school’s main gate.
Pesticide spraying: Poisoning cases erupt again, 5 admitted - Times of India
Nagpur: Pesticide poisoning cases are once again showing up in the region. As the spraying season begins, five cases of poisoning have been reported from Yavatmal and Akola at the respective government medical colleges. However, there have been no deaths and the patients are reported to be stable.Last year’s 62 deaths led to an alarm call for pesticide-makers and the government. Pesticide companies pumped in safety kits running into thousands to be used by farm workers.
Fast-bowling depth makes India a formidable Test unit: Ishant Sharma - Times of India
LONDON: Kapil Dev, Javagal Srinath and Zaheer Khan were more like lone rangers during their best days but India now has a pool of eight to nine fast bowlers who make the team a formidable Test outfit, feels senior-most speedster Ishant Sharma With 238 wickets in 82 Test matches, Ishant is the most-capped player in the longest version and along with Umesh Yadav and Mohammed Shami would pose challenge for the likes of Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow when India face England in the coming five-Test...
63 potholes dot 7km Hennur stretch - Times of India
BENGALURU: Ten potholes per kilometre — the Hennur-Bagalur Road in east Bengaluru stands testimony to the BBMP’s couldn’t-care approach in improving civic amenities. A reality check by a TOI reporter on Friday revealed that the Palike’s claims to rid city roads of potholes have fallen flat.
7 held with 11 stolen cars in Ghaziabad - Times of India
Ghaziabad: Seven vehicle-lifters and mobile phone snatchers were arrested from different parts of the city on Friday night and 11 cars , five motorcycles, 17 mobile phones and two laptops were seized from their possession. The arrested persons were active in Delhi and NCR, and used to sell spare parts of stolen vehicles after getting them dismantled in Delhi and Meerut.
4 Indians not on crew list rescued from foreign ship - Times of India
CHENNAI: Four Indian nationals, including one from Tamil Nadu — whose names were not included on the crew list — were rescued from a Panama-registered oil tanker at Chennai port on Saturday after more than an hour’s search following a call from one of the four men to a relative.Rise Dignity, operated by a Hong Kong-based company, docked at the city port around 10.30am.
Delhi: Murdered widow's brothers-in-law arrested for killing - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Two brothers-in-law of a minor widow , found murdered here earlier this week, have been arrested for her killing, while another relative, who is a juvenile, has been taken into custody, police said on Saturday.Deputy commissioner of police, Southeast, Chinmoy Biswal told a media conference that the 16-year-old was found unconscious with stab marks on her body on July 16, two months after her husband, Ayushman, committed suicide.She was immediately shifted to Apollo Hospital where...
Former eunuch MLA curses Congress to stay out of power for another 15 yrs - Times of India
BHOPAL: The country’s first eunuch MLA Shabnam Mausi who was elected in a bypoll from Sohagpur seat in Katni in 2000, left the state Congress office on Saturday peeved and pained. “Fifteen years ago, they insulted me the same way. I have always been hungry for a membership of the Congress party but nobody will listen,” she said. “I am an old Congressi.
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