Banker seeks sexual favours, booked in Maharashtra

National Bank of India administrator on the pursue protest by credit searcher couple The Maharashtra Police have booked an authority and a peon of the Central Bank of India for professedly looking for sexual favors from the spouse of a Dalit rancher, who had connected for a homestead credit from the bank in Buldhana locale. Rajesh Hivase, an authority in the Datala branch, and the peon have been reserved under Section 354 of the Indian...

Pakistan Taliban appoints new leader

TTP recognizes Fazlullah's passing The Pakistan Taliban reported that it had designated another pioneer on Saturday after the aggressor bunch affirmed out of the blue that its previous boss Maulana Fazlullah was killed in a U.S. ramble strike a week ago. His gathering — Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — was behind the slaughter of in excess of 150 individuals, including in excess of 100 school-youngsters, at a Peshawar school in December...

Racist tropes in Ramzan shows offend Black Arabs

Two shows — one from Egypt and one from Kuwait — depicted darker-cleaned individuals from Sudan as either poor or lethargic While trying to profit by what's turned into an appraisals bonanza for Arabic satellite stations amid the Muslim heavenly month of Ramzan, two comedies hit the wrong harmony with gatherings of people when their lead on-screen characters showed up in dark face, a type of make-up that obscures the skin to speak...

A chorus against U.K.’s ‘hostile policy’ on Indian student visas

London Mayor says he will keep on lobbying for change in movement rules; senior Labor and Liberal Democrat pioneers excoriate the exclusionary arrangement  Weight has kept on expanding on the British government to reassess its way to deal with Indian understudies, following a political objection — both locally and in India — over their prohibition from an unwinding of visa documentation necessities that was a week ago stretched...

Gauri Lankesh murder suspect’s ‘hit list’ spikes threat perception to Karnataka’s Hindutva critics

The journal of Amol Kale contains a "hit list" of eight individuals. Lankesh was on that rundown as are Professor Bhagavan and Nidumamidi Math pontiff Veerabhadra Chennamalla. A casually dressed constable keeps watch on a street in Basavanagudi in Bengaluru, where Veerabhadra Chennamalla, pontiff of the Nidumamidi Math, lives. The constable, the pontiff's Personal Security Officer (PSO), is frightened by reports of a bike without a...

CPI(M) trims membership by 50,000

The CPI(M) has expelled almost 50,000 of its dormant individuals in West Bengal in the previous over two years. Gathering sources said the choice to do as such took after the enrollment criteria settled at the Kolkata Plenum of the gathering in December 2015. Preceding the expulsion, the CPI(M) had about 2.5 lakh individuals in the State. Absence of customary interest in party exercises, age-related dormancy and affirmed terrorizing...