- Pune accident: Brave 21 year student captures driver
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- Pak SC issues notice to ISI and Military Intelligence chiefs
[ 26-01-2012 9:15 am - OneIndia.com ]
- 43 TN fishermen arrested at Trincomalee released today
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- Hindus offended as US TV station calls deities 'weird&…
[ 26-01-2012 8:15 am - OneIndia.com ]
- RBS chief to get £963,000 bonus
[ 26-01-2012 8:05 pm - BBC.com ]
- Sportsday Live – Thursday, 26 January
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- MP sorry over Twitter 'imposter'
[ 26-01-2012 8:02 pm - BBC.com ]
- US to cut almost 100,000 troops
[ 26-01-2012 8:01 pm - BBC.com ]
- Pakistan Sikhs demand Senate seat
[ 26-01-2012 8:00 am - OneIndia.com ]
- Boko Haram urged to state demands
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Deadly progress in Australian open tennis tournament
2012 Australian open tennis tournament has progressed to quarter final levels.All the leading men’s and women’s players gone through to quarterfinals. In men’s section there is no major upsets expect Andy Roddick he lost in the second round match. Leading players like Roger Federer, Nadal, Thomas Berdych, Del Potro, Dijokovik, Andy Murrey, David Ferrer and Nishikori (1st Japanese player to enter quarterfinal) enter into quarterfinal level. In women’s section Serena Williams lost in fourth round match against un seeded player.Wozniyaki,Clijsters,
Salman Rushdie live video conference called off
Jaipur: Celebrated author Salman Rushdie’s live video conference at Jaipur Literature Festival has been cancelled following protests by Jaipur-based Milli Council. Several activists of the Milli Council arrived at the venue of the Festival at Diggi Palace on Tuesday afternoon, demanding that the proposed video address by Rushdie be called off, claiming that it was an insult to the Muslims. Despite Rajasthan government supporting the organisers of the festival, the link was called off amidst much drama at Diggi Palace in Jaipur. The owner of the Diggy Palace Ram Pratap Singh said that he decided to not allow the video link fearing violence. Singh said that several people had entered the venue and threatened to take the law in their own hands if the video link was allowed.
Norwegian authorities take away Indian children from parents for being fed by hand
The story of an Indian couple’s children being taken away by Norwegian social services on objections of them being fed by hand and sleeping in their parents’ bed has attracted worldwide attention and the intervention of the Indian government. In May last year, Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya’s children three-year-old Abhigyan and one-year-old Aishwarya were taken under protective care by Norwegian Child Welfare Services and they have been in foster care since. Norwegian authorities equate being fed by hand as force feeding and deem it inappropriate for parents to sleep with their children, according to a report Monday on IBN-CNN’s website.
Please Help! 10 year old Girl is going to loose her Vision
Jaffna Tholpuram based 10 year old girl 
Raveenthiran has a treatable rare eye disease which will take her vision away. She needs your help to get treatment in India. Her family is very poor and cannot even meet their daily needs. She also got two small siblings and her parents cannot afford to give her treatment and looking for any kind of assistance from anyone. Kalapam is kindly requesting our viewer’s contribution by giving her some money to keep her vision that we all get for granted! Her family has been suffered enough during the civil war in Sri Lanka and they have been displaced multiple time during the war.
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Kodak files for bankruptcy
131 year worldwide film and camera pioneer Kodak Company (As Eastman Kodak Co.), after continues loss they given bankruptcy notice to American govt. Kodak Company famous for camera and film roll. World leader Kodak lost his prestige because of his poor management in high level and unable to compete competitors from the film companies. So from the year of 2003 started losing his bankrupt. Almost Kodak closed his 13 manufactured units all over the world and around 47,000 people sent home from work.
Infant deaths in West Bengal Hospital
As said for the past 5 months around 3700 infants have died in hospital.The infant babies who have died are all around three months babies.RTI activist approached the court for the public welfare of law .the West Bengal Mamta ‘s government has given this shocking news based on people welfare.
Indian schools are changing to digital
While we are in schooldays we used to study using black board and chalk piece. Next to our generation childrens studied using books and notes.Today’s generation children use white board and digital board for their education.But the next generation of India will use laptop and tablet for their studies. World wide teaching by digital method is common in India , and at the same time India is also changing its teaching process side by side.
Pakistan’s computer prodigy dies at age 16
Arfa Karim Randhawa, Faisalabad, Pakistan
A teenager who aged nine became the world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional has died. Computer genius Arfa Karim Randhawa, 16, from Faisalabad, Pakistan, died on Saturday night after complications resulting from an epileptic stroke. The Microsoft Certified Professional award is a title given to those who master the company’s programs and is often used by adults to further their careers in the tech field.
US Officials shut down the Megaupload sharing website
Megaupload, one of the internet’s largest file-sharing sites, has been shut down by officials in the US. This site got closed days after thousands of websites (major websites such as Wikipedia) took part in a blackout to protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act(SOPA) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA). There are millions of users has been affected by this.