- New era of Sino-India cooperation to begin with 'Chennai connect': Modi
- New era of Sino-India cooperation to begin with 'Chennai connect': Modi
- Mamallapuram: A new era of cooperation will start between India and China on Saturday with the "Chennai connect", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said after around five-and-half hours of one-on-one talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping spread over two days in this ancient coastal town as part of the second informal summit.
- IT raids on Parameshwara's premises after aide found hanging
- Kedarnath reconstruction projects being monitored through drones: Amit Shah
- More than 200 people test positive for dengue in J&K
- Officer suspended for eating chicken curry during school visit
- Chinese President Xi Jinping wraps up meet, leaves for Nepal
- IT raids on Parameshwara's premises after aide found hanging
- Income-tax sleuths raided the
residence, office and education institutions of former deputy
chief minister G Parameshwara after his confidante allegedly
committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree here on
Saturday, police said.
- Kedarnath reconstruction projects being monitored through drones: Amit Shah
- New Delhi: The Kedarnath reconstruction projects including the laying of all-weather roads leading to the shrine are being monitored through drones, thereby reducing the need of physical inspection, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Saturday.
- More than 200 people test positive for dengue in J&K
- As many as 222 people have been tested positive for dengue in Jammu and Kashmir this year, a health department official said on Saturday, asserting that there is no need to panic as necessary measures are in place to deal with the vector-borne disease.
- Officer suspended for eating chicken curry during school visit
- An Education department
officer in Odisha''s Sundergarh district had been placed under
suspension for eating chicken curry in a school while the
children were served rice and dal only under mid-day-meal
scheme, officials said on Saturday.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping wraps up meet, leaves for Nepal
- Chinese President Xi Jinping left
for Nepal on Saturday by an Air China aircraft, concluding his
second informal summit with Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi,
which has signalled a recalibration of bilateral ties.
- Acting US homeland security chief McAleenan resigns: Trump
- Turkey vows to keep up Syria assault as US says troops came under fire
- Pakistan supports Turkey's Syria offensive
- Two dead as migrant boat sinks off Mexico
- Nepal bus crash kills 11, injures over a hundred
- US Senator says Pakistan must end support to terror groups
- Acting US homeland security chief McAleenan resigns: Trump
- Washington: US President Donald Trump announced late Friday that acting US homeland security chief Kevin McAleenan has resigned, becoming the latest in a long list of top officials to leave the administration.
- Turkey vows to keep up Syria assault as US says troops came under fire
- Ras al-ain (Syria), Oct 12 (AFP) Battles raged in Syria as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed to press on with a deadly assault against Kurdish forces, while the Pentagon said Friday US troops came under artillery fire from Turkish positions.
- Pakistan supports Turkey's Syria offensive
- Pakistan has offered rare backing to Turkey in its offensive against Kurdish forces in Syria, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expected to visit Islamabad later this month.
- Two dead as migrant boat sinks off Mexico
- A small boat carrying African migrants off the coast of southern Mexico sank Friday, leaving two people dead and one missing, authorities said.
- Nepal bus crash kills 11, injures over a hundred
- An overloaded bus plunged down a hill in central Nepal, killing at least 11 and injuring 108 people, an official said Saturday.
- US Senator says Pakistan must end support to terror groups
- Pakistan must end support to terrorist groups, a top US Senator has said, a day after meeting Prime Minister Imran Khan and the army chief,
discussing with them what more can be done to preempt terror attacks and prevent the spread of radicalism.
- Boeing splits CEO, chairman role amid MAX crisis
- Mega Savings Festival at Rustomjee Global City Avenue D1
- Daimler asked to recall hundreds of thousands of diesel vehicles
- US-China trade talks 'productive' as hopes mount for mini-deal
- Companies welcome US-China trade truce, warn disputes remain
- Boeing splits CEO, chairman role amid MAX crisis
- New York: Boeing unveiled a shift to its leadership structure on Friday as it manages the 737 MAX crisis, announcing that Dennis Muilenburg will remain chief executive but step down as chairman.
- Mega Savings Festival at Rustomjee Global City Avenue D1
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- Daimler asked to recall hundreds of thousands of diesel vehicles
- Frankfurt Am Main, Oct 11 (AFP) Germany''s federal transport authority KBA has ordered Daimler to recall hundreds of thousands of diesel vehicles for breaking emissions rules, the auto giant said Friday.
- US-China trade talks 'productive' as hopes mount for mini-deal
- President Donald Trump on Friday said Chinese and American officials were working toward meaningful progress in trade talks, boosting hopes for a truce in the damaging tariff conflict.
- Companies welcome US-China trade truce, warn disputes remain
- Companies have welcomed a US-Chinese trade truce as a possible step toward breaking a deadlock in a 15-month-old tariff war, while economists caution there was little progress toward settling core disputes including technology that threaten global growth.
- Cinema and streaming can happily co-exist: Ajay Devgn
- Open hate in society is disturbing, says Naseeruddin Shah
- Idina Menzel in talks for evil stepmother role in Sony's 'Cinderella' musical
- Russell Crowe to star in horror film from Miramax
- Jennifer Aniston takes dig at 'big Marvel movies'
- Cinema and streaming can happily co-exist: Ajay Devgn
- New Delhi: With his production "Tribhanga" slated to debut on Netflix, Ajay Devgn is the latest Bollywood star to join the streaming boom in India and the actor is of the opinion that the two mediums can happily co-exist rather than being competitors.
- Open hate in society is disturbing, says Naseeruddin Shah
- Actor Naseeruddin Shah on Saturday said he stands by his remarks on mob violence incidents and is disturbed by "open hate" in the society.
Last year, the 69-year-old veteran, referring to the recent spate of mob violence incidents, had said that at many places the death of a cow is being given more importance than the killing of a policeman.
- Idina Menzel in talks for evil stepmother role in Sony's 'Cinderella' musical
- Actor-singer Idina Menzel is in negotiations to portray evil stepmother in Sony''s musical version of "Cinderella".
- Russell Crowe to star in horror film from Miramax
- Two-time Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe is set to headline a supernatural horror movie for Miramax.
- Jennifer Aniston takes dig at 'big Marvel movies'
- Jennifer Aniston believes Marvel films are responsible for the diminishing quality of movie experience.
- Shubhankar Tied-third with Rose and McDowell at Italian Open
- Mary Kom signs off with bronze in World Championships
- Pacers keep up pressure as South Africa reeling at 136 for 6 at lunch
- South Africa were 197-8 at tea on day 3 of second Test
- Hockey India name 22 players for senior women's national camp
- Kenya's Kipchoge starts race to bust two-hour marathon barrier
- Shubhankar Tied-third with Rose and McDowell at Italian Open
- Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma overcame his up-and-down ride in the closing stages and birdied two of his final three holes to card two-under 69 on the second day at the Italian Open.
- Mary Kom signs off with bronze in World Championships
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Ulan-Ude (Russia): Six-time champion M C Mary Kom (51kg) on Saturday settled for a bronze medal in the World Women''s Boxing Championships after losing to Turkey''s Busenaz Cakiroglu in an intense semifinal bout here.
- Pacers keep up pressure as South Africa reeling at 136 for 6 at lunch
- Mohammed Shami''s hostile morning spell and an acrobatic catch by Wriddhiman Saha were the highlights of the first session as India reduced South Africa to 136 for six at lunch on the third day of the second Test, here on Saturday.
- South Africa were 197-8 at tea on day 3 of second Test
- South Africa were 197 for 8 in their first innings in reply to India''s total of 601 for five declared at tea on the third day of the second Test here on Saturday.
- Hockey India name 22 players for senior women's national camp
- Hockey India on Saturday named 22 players for the senior women''s national camp to begin at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar from October 14 ahead of next month''s crucial FIH Olympic Qualifiers.
- Kenya's Kipchoge starts race to bust two-hour marathon barrier
- Accompanied by seven pacemakers, Kenya''s Eliud Kipchoge started running Saturday in his quest to bust the mythical two-hour barrier for the marathon - albeit on a specially prepared course in a huge Vienna park.
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