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Burkini ban defended by French Prime Minister, some in cabinet wary

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls defended a ban on burkinis in more than a dozen coastal towns on Thursday, saying France was locked in a “battle of cultures” and that the full-body swimsuit symbolised the enslavement of women.  Photographs of armed police ordering a Muslim woman on a beach in the Mediterranean city of Nice to partially disrobe went viral Read More


Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani 25th August 2016 full episode written update: Dadu enters Amer Court and reminisces her reign

Raja tells Dadu that he’ll talk about Rani with his father and grandmother in Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani. Amrita stops him and says that she will do that and not him. Dadu says that it’s her right to do that. She tells them that it’s late and they should now go. Rani’s friends say they’ll celebrate for some Read More


Odisha: No negligence in arranging vehicle for body of Majhi’s wife, say district health officersOdisha: No negligence in arranging vehicle for body of Majhi’s wife, say district health officers

Amid an outcry over a tribal man forced to walk 10 km with his wife’s body in Odisha’s Kalahandi, district health authorities on Thursday claimed there was no negligence and an ambulance was arranged to take the corpse to their village when the incident came to light. Even as a probe was ordered into the incident that took place Wednesday, Read More


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BCCI hopes amended Sports Bill put forward during Budget SessionBCCI hopes amended Sports Bill put forward during Budget SessionBCCI hopes amended Sports Bill put forward during Budget Session

Under pressure to implement Lodha Committee Reforms as per Supreme Court Directives, the BCCI is relying that the revised National Sports Bill is tabled by the Budget Session of the Parliament in 2017 which will save them from undergoing structural changes. A very senior BCCI official said that some key changes are being made in the original Bill. “The age cap of 70 years and the Read More


Marathon runner O P Jaisha tests positive for H1N1 virus

Marathon runner OP Jaisha on Thursday tested positive for H1N1 virus aka swine flu after returning from Rio last week. She is the second Indian athlete to test positive for the virus after Sudha Singh was confirmed to be carrying the type A influenza strain on Wednesday. The marathon runner trained with Sudha before travelling to Rio for the Olympics. Read More


Policies of President Barack Obama helped India: US officialPolicies of President Barack Obama helped India: US official

The changing demographics of the US does not support the views of the Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump, a former senior US official today said even as he termed “restraint” as the leitmotif of President’s Obama policy. Ashley Tellis, a senior advisor to the Ambassador at the US embassy, said the policies of President Obama has “definitely” helped India. “The Read More


Democrat Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign is focusing an effort to win over Asian American voters on three states where it believes the small but rapidly growing group could make the difference in her race against Republican Donald Trump. The push in closely fought Nevada, Virginia and Pennsylvania follows a broader national effort by Clinton’s campaign to court minorities who are Read More


Cristiano Ronaldo has won UEFA’s award as the best player in Europe last season after helping Portugal to win the European Championship and having another stellar campaign for Real Madrid. Ronaldo, a favorite for a fourth world player of the year award, beat club teammate Gareth Bale of Wales and Atletico Madrid’s France star Antoine Griezmann. The vote, by journalists Read More


Sri Lanka seeks Indian subcontinent partner for completing half built port

Sri Lanka is seeking a partner from the Indian subcontinent to develop a port designed to be its deepest and accommodate the world’s largest container vessels, Shipping Minister Arjuna Ranatunga said on Thursday. The Sri Lanka Port Authority (SLPA) is looking for a foreign investor with about USD 400 million to complete the half-built East Container Terminal at the Colombo Read More


Russia to work with US on response to Syria gas attacks report

Russia said on Thursday it is prepared to work with the United States at the United Nations on how to respond to a report that blamed Syrian government forces for two chlorine gas attacks and Islamic State militants for using sulfur mustard gas. The year-long UN and Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) inquiry, authorized by the Security Read More