25 killed in sectarian riots in Egypt
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Cairo, Oct 10: At least 25 people, including three soldiers, were killed in deadly clashes between Christians, Muslims and security forces today in the Egyptian capital, the worst unrest since the uprising that toppled the Mubarak regime. The violence erupted after Coptic Christians protesting MoreUN publishes Afghanistan prisoner 'torture' report
New York, Oct 10: Prisoners in some Afghan-run detention facilities have been beaten and tortured, a UN report has said. It says detainees in 47 facilities in 24 provinces run by the Afghan Directorate of Security and National Police have suffered abuses. The allegations contained in MoreUK to again insist on bonds for Indian migrants
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London, Oct 10: Prime Minister David Cameron today revived the idea of immigrants from India and other non-EU countries furnishing financial bonds before being allowed to come to Britain, a move that has been promptly opposed. In a major speech setting out how his government intended to curb MoreFamilies in Britain to pay 'death tax'?
London, Oct 10: Families in Britain may have to pay a 'death tax' of 170 pounds before laying their loved ones to rest. Meant to improve the quality and accuracy of death statistics and medical certificates of all non-coroner referred deaths, the government proposals would see relatives having More‘31 killed in Syria violence’
Nicosia, Oct 10: At least 14 civilians and 17 security personnel were killed in clashes across Syria, with the flashpoint city of Homs turning into a battle zone, activists said today. Seven of 14 civilians killed yesterday were gunned down by security forces in the city of central Syria, the MoreTouch elbows, don't shake hands, to avoid flu
London, Oct 10: Touching elbows, taking a bow or bumping fists might be better ways of greeting each other than a handclasp, which can transmit the flu virus. Nathan Wolfe, virus expert at Stanford University, California, urges us to use a "safe shake" to avoid the spread of infections.& MoreLibyan forces drive on centre of Gaddafi hometown
Sirte (Libya), Oct 10: Libya's new regime forces were battling block by block towards the centre of Sirte today, eyeing the symbolic prize of finally capturing Muammar Gaddafi's hometown after a month-long siege. But Gaddafi diehards were putting up fierce resistance and in their other remaining More- Kashmir
NIT students protest ‘denial’ of basic amenities
'Institute headless since 2003, sans internet connection '
ADIL BASHIR
Srinagar, Oct 10: Outraged at “denial of basic amenities,” students of National Institute of Technology (NIT) here staged a protest inside the campus on Monday. They alleged that institute sans basic More
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CITY’S FIRST FOOD COURT
This trendy hangout is beyond a routine fast food joint. Here variety comes in style from leading brands like Go! Chaatzz and CCD, at an ambience as enjoyable as plush heels of Suleiman Hills
M HYDERI
IF you are a food lover who wants to relish a cup of globally branded coffee, or enjoy some non-veg barbeque stuff, or wanna have some fresh peppy vegetarian Chaat followed by some hygienically prepared More
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‘Shun policy of indifference towards Kashmir’
NISAR THOKAR
Muzaffarabad, Oct 10: Kashmiri leaders hailing from both sides of Line of Control (LoC) on Monday urged the international community to shun its “policy of indifference” towards Kashmir and take effective More
- South Asia
Pak Taliban seeks Saudi mediation in peace talks with Govt
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Islamabad, Oct 10: The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan has indicated that it is willing to talk to the government but will seek mediation by countries like Saudi Arabia if it receives formal offers to hold peace More
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25 killed in sectarian riots in Egypt
RANIA/PTI
Cairo, Oct 10: At least 25 people, including three soldiers, were killed in deadly clashes between Christians, Muslims and security forces today in the Egyptian capital, the worst unrest since the uprising More


