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The Enforcement Directorate, probing the money laundering angle in the Louis Berger bribery case, Friday quizzed its former vice president Satyakam Mohanty.

In the latest development, Mumbai Police which is investigating the high profile Sheena Bora murder case claimed on Friday night that they have recovered the hired car in which she was strangulated to death.

Tension prevailed in Uttar Pradesh`s Agra district on Friday after some religious comments on social media led to violence between two communities. The situation was calm now, police said.

The city crime branch on Friday recorded the statements of senior police officials present during the lathi charge at the Patel quota rally at GMDC ground on August 25 in order to find out the exact situation at that time.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Friday issued summons to seven people, including three former Louis Berger officials and an alleged hawala operator.

In a yet another revelation in the sensational Sheena Bora murder case, media reports on Friday said that the victim's mother and the prime accused Indrani did make-up of her victim daughter before taking her to the Pen forest area of Raigad where she was dumped into a suitcase and put on fire.

Google has released an update for its mobile Street View app for iOS and android.

Renowned academician Amareswar Galla says Kochi is the 'most suitable' place for an eco museum as it has a rich heritage.

Researchers have developed a new tool that could allow novices design 3D printed objects in minutes that would otherwise take experts hours to make.

The Kerala High Court Friday directed the state government to remove encroachments on forest land post January 1, 1977.

Lack of "political will" and "gross neglect" by the management had led to the extinction of tigers from Wildlife sanctuaries (rpt) sanctuaries, particularly Sariska, its former Field Director Sunayan Sharma said Friday.

A prominent Druze cleric known for criticising Syria`s regime and Islamist extremists was assassinated in a car bomb attack outside the southern city of Sweida Friday, a monitoring group said.

Clicking on a Web address ending in .zip will not endanger users, the authors of a study that put .zip at the top of a list of "shady Web neighbourhoods" said on Friday.

In what may assist Mumbai Police to solve Sheena Bora murder case, skeletal remains recovered from Raigad match with her photo, claimed a report on Friday.

Poachers have killed a one-horned rhino in Assam's Kaziranga National Park and taken away its horn, park officials said on Friday.

People trying to bring change in government through legal means will not face sedition charge in Maharashtra, but those attempting to bring into "hatred or contempt, dissatisfaction and provoking violence" against the central or state government will be slapped with sedition charges.

Now, your smartphone can sense if you are getting bored, thanks to a new algorithm developed by researchers at Telefonica Research in Barcelona.

The Czech Republic and Slovakia on Friday proposed creating a rail corridor for Syrian refugees linking Hungary and Germany, as Central European leaders rejected an EU-wide quota system taking in refugees.

Sri Lanka's first ever national unity government's Cabinet led by Premier Ranil Wickremesinghe was sworn in on Friday with the induction of ministers from two main rival political parties, days after the country's President pledged a new culture of "consensual politics."

Eight police officers and nine alleged militants were killed in two shootouts in Tajikistan on Friday that the government blamed on a deputy defence minister and the country`s moderate Islamic opposition.

The funeral of IndyCar driver Justin Wilson, who died last month after a crash at Pennsylvania`s Pocono Raceway, will be held near the Silverstone circuit in his native Britain next Thursday.

Alex Ferguson`s insistence on discipline above all else might have cost Manchester United trophies during his 26-year reign, he has said.

Cuba has decided to allow doctors who deserted while on foreign missions to return home without punishment or loss of position in the state health care system, the government said Friday.