Новости за 14.08.2015

Ranchi: In yet another incident of witch-hunt, a 60-year-old tribal widow was killed at Jamhar village in Khunti district, 40 km from here, in late on Wednesday night.

Ranchi: Jharkhand police will use the tactics of counter insurgency and jungle warfare that the Indian Army uses in the northeast to fight Left-wing extremists in Jharkhand. The LWE in Jharkhand has refused to die down despite police and security forces having mounted extensive attack on the extremists for the last 15 years. A team of state police will soon visit counter insurgency and jungle warfare school in Vairengte in Mizoram to study the best tactics.

A weight loss pill may be available in five years, suggest researchers who found that a combination of extracts taken from cannabis and vitamin A shows promise as a drug to tackle obesity.

The president of the low-lying Pacific island nation of Kiribati called on Thursday for a global moratorium on new coal mines to slow global warming and a creeping rise in world sea levels.

In a unique project, an Australian artist is growing a human ear on his arm and plans to turn it into an internet-connected ‘remote listening device’.

Barring Dima Hasao district, the entire state has been in the grip of vector-borne diseases this year

The US bombing campaign against Islamic State rebels surged in July as Kurdish fighters pushed into territory held by the militant group in Syria and Iraqi forces prepared an offensive to retake strategic northwestern cities, Pentagon figures showed.

In one of the deadliest single attacks in postwar Baghdad, a truck bomb shattered a popular fruit-and-vegetable market in a teeming Shia neighborhood on Thursday, killing 67 people and wounding more than 150 others.

Rates reduced to less than one lakh from Rs.Most of the horse dealers at the Andhiyur horse shandy wore a look of disappointment with hardly any interest shown by buyers.

Lazer is 14 years old and has never in his life read a book other than his textbooks.

The state forest department is getting ready to install GPS-aided ‘camera traps’ — a network of remotely operated system with motion and infrared sensors — in the Gir sanctuary.