Новости за 16.10.2015

The 17-year-old boy hung himself from the ceiling fan after returning from school earlier than the usual time.

Two-time bronze medallist at World Championship, P V Sindhu emerged as the only surviving Indian at the Denmark Open after she secured a straight-game win over Chinese Taipei's Tai Tzu Ying to reach the quarterfinals of the USD 650,000 Super Series Premier event here.

The festivities have begun in full swing in Coimbatore

Quota stir leader in Gujarat Hardik Patel - on Friday threatened to block the way of Indian and South African cricket teams to the Rajkot stadium.

Quota stir leader in Gujarat Hardik Patel - on Friday threatened to block the way of Indian and South African cricket teams to the Rajkot stadium.

Actor Nagma, who is Congress women wing general secretary in-charge of Tamil Nadu, on Friday asked cadres to enroll more women in the party ahead of the assembly elections in the state.

Sleeping patterns of ancient peoples were not too different from today, a new study suggests, after mapping sleeping habits of pre-industrial communities living in Tanzania, Namibia and Bolivia.

CPN-UML chairman KP Sharma Oli was on Sunday elected as the new PM of Nepal defeating incumbent Sushil Koirala. Until CPN came to power, Nepal, mostly ruled by the NCP was closer to India. According to Chinese media, Oli is "pro-China" and is "expected to keep closer ties" with the Communist nation.

Dr G R Chandak, senior scientist of CCMB has been appointed as Director of the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics (CDFD), Hyderabad. CDFD is a Centre of Excellence under the Department of Biotechnology (DBT). He succeeds Gowrishankar who chose to relinquish his position.

Recovering from early losses, the rupee on Friday ended marginally higher at 64.81 against the US dollar by gaining one paisa due to fag-end selling pressure on greenback from banks and exporters.

An associate of the arrested alleged Harkat-ul-Jihadi Al-Islami (HuJI) operative Mohammed Nasir was nabbed on Thursday by Central Crime Station (CCS) officials when he came to meet Nasir at Cherlapally jail.

An unusual weather pattern marked by an abundance of rainfall in May and June in Assam and huge drop in produce in Kenya has resulted in increase of prices of quality tea across country.

This festive season, the flavour of Durga Puja is spreading to the skies. State carrier Air India and private carrier SpiceJet has lined up a special Bengali spread during the festival.

To provide jobs to thousands of graduate, engineering, vocational courses and postgraduate candidates from state, a two mega Mangaluru Job Fair will be held from November 19 at Canara Engineering College, Benjanapadavu, said B Ramanath Rai, minister for forest, environment, ecology and DK district in-charge minister, on Friday.

Fag-end buying saved the day for domestic market as the BSE Sensex reversed all of its early losses and settled 204.46 points higher at 27,214.60, tracking firm global cues, while Nifty reclaimed the 8,200-level.

Stating that he understood it is "difficult doing business in India," Softbank vice president Nikesh Arora said the situation in the country has changed post the new leadership taking over.

German telecom companies will be obliged to keep telephone and internet data for up to 10 weeks to help fight crime under a new law passed by parliament after a long political wrangle over possible infringements of individuals' rights.

Alim ul Islam Mandal, police say, conspired with Mohammed Nasir to start a madarasa in order to give jihadi training.

People across the globe joined the Zero Hunger Hour campaign launched by a city-based NGO to feed the hungry to mark the World Food Day on October 16.

People across the globe joined the Zero Hunger Hour campaign launched by a city-based NGO to feed the hungry to mark the World Food Day on October 16.

Dubai Property Show, the emirate’s real estate exhibition, will be held in Mumbai from November 6 to 8 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Goregaon.

More than 18 lakh employees, pensioner, family pensioners, teachers and others will benefit.