Новости за 06.10.2015

India has rejected any absolute cuts, arguing that its per capita emissions are far below the world average and that it needs to emit more as it grows to beat poverty.

The MSCI's broadest gauge of world stocks rose 1.9% on Monday to its highest level in more than two weeks.

The Chilean navy's oceanographic service ruled out the possibility of a tsunami.

The Chilean navy's oceanographic service ruled out the possibility of a tsunami.

The limited-overs captain refused to comment on the bowlers as they had few runs to play with.

The limited-overs captain refused to comment on the bowlers as they had few runs to play with.

Thankfully, match referee Chris Broad and field umpires CK Nandan and C Shamshuddin showed enough patience to let the match be completed.

Thankfully, match referee Chris Broad and field umpires CK Nandan and C Shamshuddin showed enough patience to let the match be completed.

I don’t fear death but I often worry that one morning I will wake up and find that my mind is losing its focus... So I let Wallander enter the world of Alzheimer’s for me.”

I don’t fear death but I often worry that one morning I will wake up and find that my mind is losing its focus... So I let Wallander enter the world of Alzheimer’s for me.”

Truckers affiliated to All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) called off their strike late Monday evening following a marathon meeting with road transport minister Nitin Gadkari and his top ministry officials.

Neelam Katara, mother of Nitish who was brutally murdered by Vikas and Vishal Yadav in February 2002 as they disapproved of his affair with their sister Bharti, has moved the Supreme Court seeking death penalty for the two.

The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the West Bengal government seeking its response on a plea by the accused in the 2013 Kalighat rape case challenging the Irish survivor’s examination by the trial court through Skype from Dublin instead of video conferencing.

The government plans to go digital while ramping up its ambitious national immunization programme.

CNG and PNG consumers may be cheering the second reduction in gas price announced on October 1 but it may actually end up hurting them in the long run by discouraging investment in new fields which would eventually lead to higher dependence on costlier imports as lower prices push demand.

Troubles could mount for former Noida chief engineer Yadav Singh as the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is all set to book him for money-laundering for allegedly amassing assets worth several crores and favouring many politicians, bureaucrats and builders while executing over 30 crucial projects.

Over 1,800 migrants were rescued Monday from six vessels found adrift in the Mediterranean, off the coast of Libya, Italy's coast guard said.

Over 1,800 migrants were rescued Monday from six vessels found adrift in the Mediterranean, off the coast of Libya, Italy's coast guard said.

Gautam Budh Nagar district magistrate N P Singh called a meeting of sarpanches of 20 villages to ensure communal harmony in the region.

BJP on Monday accused the ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal of "killing democracy" during the municipal polls in the state and said it will approach the Election Commission and Governor K N Tripathi with the video footage of the violence during the local body elections.

R K Saini, senior CBI prosecutor who was part of the Aarushi-Hemraj murder trial from day one till the parents were convicted in November 2013, on Monday told TOI that “the parents – Rajesh and Nupur Talwar -- were the killers” and that “servants – Krishna, Rajkumar and Vijay Mandal – were framed”.

After Mohammed Akhlaq was lynched last Monday in Bisada over rumours that he had stocked and consumed beef at home, the whole region has been on the edge. All it takes is the carcass of a cow to create flashpoints that can at any moment spin out of control.

When Antonio Guterres became the U.N. refugee chief almost 10 years ago, the world counted 38 million people displaced by conflict and persecution and the number was declining. Today, it's more than 60 million and rising.

When Antonio Guterres became the U.N. refugee chief almost 10 years ago, the world counted 38 million people displaced by conflict and persecution and the number was declining. Today, it's more than 60 million and rising.

After the murder of Mohammad Akhlaq following rumours of him having cow meat in the house, even chicken and mutton have gone off menu in Bisada. Meat sellers and restaurant owners in the village have shut shop, fearing more attacks.