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Modern weather forcasting centre to come up in Jammu
Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh said the government will set up biotechnology parks in different parts of the country and two of them will be in Jammu and Kashmir.
CIA tortured al-Qaeda suspects 'until the point of death': Report
The paper quoted one security source as saying the torture of at least two suspects, including the alleged mastermind of the September 11 attacks Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, went far beyond the waterboarding admitted by the Central Intelligence Agency.
Indians disappoint on Day 1 of World Wrestling Championships
Commonwealth Games silver medallist Rajiv Tomar crashed out in the qualifying round itself as India began their campaign on a disappointing note here on Monday.
Killings by China anti-terror police raise concerns
The incidents are part of a pattern raising concerns that Chinese police are excessively using deadly force in their bid to prevent more attacks by Uighur militants, who have killed dozens of civilians in train stations and other public places over the pa...
Attack survivor identifies culprits in RSS leader's murder case
A team of the Kerala Police crime branch on Monday morning recorded the statement of survivor Pramod, who is admitted to the Medical College Hospital Kozhikode.
J&K floods: Social networking sites aid rescue, relief work
"Please keep us updated abt the network status in Kashmir (sic)," said one of the users on twitter.
Fishermen killing: SC exempts one of the Italian marines from appearance
Senior advocates Soli Sorabjee and KTS Tulsi appeared for the Italian marines Salvatore Girone and Lattore.
Thailand may ban import of hookah pipes, shisha, e-cigarettes
More than 20 countries have banned the import and sale of e-cigarettes, he said.
Andhra Pradesh: Godavari water level rising but no danger at present
District authorities said the water level of Godavari river had reached 7.5 feet at Dowleswaram barrage in East Godavari district.
We are formidable with or without Novak Djokovic: Serbian captain
Obradovic asserted that his side would present a formidable challenge to the hosts with or without Djokovic in the Davis Cup.
Trinamool Congress hits back at Amit Shah, says CBI 'used politically'
TMC retaliated against Amit Shah's call to book Saradha scamsters, and accused the BJP of politically using the CBI.
Somalia's al Shabaab name new leader after US strike, warn of revenge
In a statement, al Shabaab reaffirmed its affiliation to al Qaeda, and named its new leader as Sheikh Ahmad Umar Abu Ubaidah, warning its enemies to "expect only that which will cause you great distress".
J&K: Six trains to Katra cancelled dur to heavy flooding
The portion Banihal-Baramulla is also flooded at several locations and local residents have come on to the tracks on account of flooding of their area.
Nepal artificial lake bursts suddenly, no casualties
A vast artificial lake, formed after a massive landslide that blocked the Sunkoshi river in North-East Nepal last month, burst suddenly on Sunday morning.
Queen Elizabeth II concerned over Scotland's independence from UK
Scotland's first minister Alex Salmond has said the union of the Scottish and English crowns, dating back to 1603, would not be affected by a "yes" vote to dissolve the union, which was created in 1707.
Assembly elections in states likely in two phases in October and December
Informed EC sources said the assembly elections would be held in two phases -- the first phase in Haryana and Maharashtra and the second phase in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand.