Новости за 16.06.2015

An 18-year-old Indian-American was shot dead by his friend, also of Indian-origin, during a dangerous game of Russian roulette in the US state of Texas, media said on Tuesday.

President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia will boost its nuclear arsenal by more than 40 intercontinental missiles this year, in a move likely to further unnerve the West.

The first yoga college in China has been established at the Yunnan University of Nationalities in Kunming. This follows an agreement between the Indian and Chinese governments, which was signed in Beijing during the recent visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Activists of a NCP blackened the face of additional civil surgeon, Raghunath Rathod in his cabin on Tuesday following the alleged negligence in the death of an elderly woman on Monday.

Eleven murder convicts were on Tuesday hanged in jails across Pakistan, two days before a temporary ban on executions begins during the holy month of Ramadan.

During his last questioning by ED here in May, Chakraborty had provided the agency sleuths with a number of DVDs, CDs and scripts that he had got as part of being the brand ambassador of the Saradha group.

Congress youth workers staged a protest in Kalyan, west and east, and also burnt effigies of external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.

A fake website of Institute of Chartered Accountants of AIndia (ICAI), similar in design to the original one, has created a huge uproar among CA aspirants, some of whom ended up paying the registration fee on the cloned website.

Amrut Parmar, a daily wage earner, and his wife Jamna were on top of the world when they received a letter from District Education Office.

A small-time industrial worker has given a fresh lease of life to as many as five people.

Rail traffic to Saurashtra will be affected on June 17 on account of the ongoing doubling work between Viramgam and Surendranagar sections.

Pakistani defence mnister Khawaja Asif has said that if forced into war by India, Islamabad will respond in a befitting manner, adding that "our arms are not meant for decoration".

A top Bangladesh Islamist leader could be executed within months after the Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld his death sentence for war crimes during the country's 1971 battle for independence against Pakistan.

The world's tallest peak, Mount Everest, moved three centimetres (1.2 inches) to the southwest because of the Nepal earthquake that devastated the country in April, Chinese state media reported Tuesday.

In an attempt to keep tourism destinations in the state spick and span and to provide better facilities, the state government is planning to launch an adoption scheme for such spots.

Eight years ago Purushotham KS suffered a stroke that left him paralyzed on the right side of the body. He was bedridden for almost a year and could not walk or talk.

Dodging the men in khaki for over two decades until he was arrested in Odisha in January 2008, jailed mafia don Brijesh Singh has stolen a march over the men-in-khaki: he has arranged his daughter’s marriage with an under-training officer of the UP Provincial Police Service (PPS).

A youth, who was cheating women attached to self-help groups (SHGs) across Karnataka, was arrested by Mysuru police on Monday.

Union agriculture minister Radha Mohan Singh on Monday cleared that muscleman politician Pappu Yadav’s Jan Adhikar Morcha would not be a part of Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA alliance for the forthcoming Bihar assembly polls.

Union agriculture minister Radha Mohan Singh has said that the forecast of poor monsoon had encouraged hoarders to stock pulses resulting in price rise in open market. He also said that state governments were responsible for checking the hoarding menace.

China says it will complete land reclamation projects on its disputed South China Sea territorial claims as planned within "upcoming days."

Mason, who at his heaviest was known informally as the world's fattest man, had been all but crippled by those 23kg, loose skin that hung over his body like melted wax over a candlestick.

Queen Elizabeth II led commemorations on Monday to mark the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta — but the human rights the document helped enshrine are at the centre of a modern political feud.