Latest News Headlines Fri Aug 10 21:58:13 IST 2018

2. Jayaram, Manjunath enter men's singles semifinal of Vietnam Open Badminton
3. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan car cum bike rally
4. President of India inaugurates ‘One District one Product’ Summit
5. PM addresses event to mark World Biofuel Day
6. “World Biofuel Day 2018’’ event organized
7. President of India hosts ‘At Home’ for freedom fighters on the 76th anniversary of Quit India Day
8. Indian Railways Begins Largest Recruitment Exercise OF The World
9. WCD Ministry has asked all States/UTs to complete inspection of all CCIs and related facilities by 15th September, 2018: Smt Maneka Sanjay Gandhi
10. More than one lakhs cases registered under Sexual Abuse, POCSO Act 2012 from 2014-2016
11. Nearly 32 lakh women have received benefits under Maternity Benefit Scheme since its inception
12. Death Penalty for Rape of Girls Below 12 Years
13. Rains claim 26 lives in Kerala
14. Triple Talaq bill to be introduced in Rajya Sabha today
15. Lok Sabha clears amendments to CGST, IGST, GST compensation bills
16. Prime Minister inaugurates World Biofuel Day 2018 in Delhi
17. Triple Talaq Bill expected to be taken up in Rajya Sabha
18. PM Modi speaks to CM Pinarayi Vijayan over situation arising due to floods in Kerala
19. Nation remembers its freedom fighters on 76th anniversary of Quit India Day
20. President hosts 'At Home' reception for freedom fighters
21. Cage Farming in Karnataka
22. Interest Subvention on Loan of Farmers
23. Promotion of Zero Budget Natural Farming
24. Insurance Cover for Damage of Crops by Animals
25. The scope of the Indecent Representation of the Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986 to be broadened: Smt Maneka Sanjay Gandhi
26. More than 7 lakh out of school adolescent girls (11-14 years) benefitted under the scheme for Adolescent Girls in 2017-18
27. NCW to train 60000 women across the country through its Digital Literacy Programme in collaboration with Facebook
28. Fake Website
29. All districts will be covered under the POSHAN Abhiyan (National Nutrition Mission) by 2019-20: Smt Maneka Sanjay Gandhi
30. PENCIL online portal for effective enforcement of the Child Labour Act and NCLP Scheme
31. A total of 619 cases registered and 88 persons convicted under Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 during 2015 and 2016
32. Complete Mechanisation of Electrification Programme in Indian Railways
33. Creation of infrasturcture for freight at railway yards
34. Improvement of safety features and passengers amenities in train coaches
35. Plantable & Eco-Friendly Rakhis from Tribes India
36. MoHFW and Ministry of Tribal Affairs sign an MoU for extending services of School Health Programme to schools supported by MoTA
37. PM to visit Mumbai on 11th August, 2018
38. Single large facility in each State for women and children will help to ensure proper care and protection: Smt Maneka Sanjay Gandhi
39. Operation 'Madad' by Southern Naval Command
40. Curtain Raiser: Exercise SCO Peace Mission 2018
41. No change in the post of Opposition Leader: Sri Lanka parliament speaker
42. Foundation stone laid for new college building in Sri Lanka with aid from India
43. President inaugurates 'One District One Product' Summit
44. PM Modi unveils National Biofuel policy
45. Triple Talaq Bill not tabled due to lack of consensus in Rajya Sabha
46. Perovskite Solar Cell Technology
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91. Notification of Creation of Fake Portal by Fraudsters in the name of Prime Minister Sukanya Samridhi Yojana, 2018
92. Application inviting for National Children Award
93. Participation Form for Women of India Organic Festival 2018
94. Compensation Scheme for Women Victims/Survivors of Sexual Assault/other Crimes - 2018
95. Guidelines of National Children Award
96. Vacancy Circular for filling up of various posts by transfer on deputation basis in the NNRC-CPMU under the IBRD assisted POSHAN Abhiyaan (27 July, 2018)
97. Meeting Notice for opening of Financial Bids regarding outsourcing of Manpower in the Ministry
98. Inviting proposal for engagement of Consultant for 'Women of India Organic Festival 2018, Delhi
99. Coverage of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs)/ Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs) under the Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY); Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) and Anganwadi Karyakarti Bima Yojana (AKBY) and benefits available to them
100. Request For Proposal for Engagement of an Event Manager for Women of India Organic Festival 2018
101. Expression of Interest cum Proposal (RFP) for hiring a consultancy agency for Sustainable Development Goals related to women and children.
102. Recommended Panel of Institutions organisation for imparting training Programmes/workshops under Sexual Harassment of Women at Workshop (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013)
103. Hiring of Consultants in Monitoring & Evaluation (ME) Unit of MWCD
104. Admission in Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling 2018-19
105. Cabinet approves MoU between India and Indonesia on Health cooperation
106. Climate change affecting Bihar: Sushil Modi
107. Being a Jat, will never step back: Dharmendra
108. Delhi House resolve: Let officers pay advocates in graft cases
109. IT firm CGI opens digital literacy centre in Bengaluru
110. Former CEO S D Shibulal's family sells 1.6 million equity shares of Infosys
111. Does IKEA excite you? Visit it right here, on your computer
112. Snapdeal offers up to 80% discount at 'Deals of India' sale
113. Leo Puri defends track record in UTI board meet at fag end of term
114. Sitharaman, UP CM to launch defence industrial corridor in Aligarh tomorrow
115. UP gives push to setting up unrefined sugar plants to help cane farmers
116. 16 IAS, 17 PCS officers transferred in Punjab
117. In a major administrative reshuffle, the Punjab government today transferred 16 IAS and 17 PCS officers in the state with immediate effect, an official spokesman said here today.
118. BJP leader Vijender Gupta, AAP MLA Sandeep Kumar marshalled out of Delhi Assembly
119. Leader of Opposition Vijender Gupta and former AAP minister Sandeep Kumar were today marshalled out of the Delhi Assembly as both legislators were adamant to have discussions on their respective issues in the House and refused to back down even after being warned.
120. Air India says July salaries may be paid by next week
121. Debt-ridden Air India, which has has not paid salaries to its employees for the month of July, today a said it is making "all efforts" to disburse them by the next week.
122. Ahead of Bakrid PETA India asks states to enforce law to prevent cruelty to animals
123. Ahead of Bakrid, animal rights body PETA India has asked states to enforce laws against cruelty to animals during sacrifice.
124. Cong, Rahul responsible for triple talaq bill not being passed: BJP
125. The BJP today held Congress president Rahul Gandhi responsible for the triple talaq bill not getting the parliamentary nod in the Monsoon Session, saying his party supported it in the Lok Sabha but not in the Rajya Sabha for its vote bank politics.
126. Guj: Hardik slapped with Rs 600 fine for traffic violations
127. Traffic police in Ahmedabad today slapped a fine on Patidar quota agitation leader Hardik Patel for having black-tinted film on his car's windows, an official said.
128. Tata Tele Maharashtra to raise Rs 20,000 crore in debt
129. Debt-ridden telecom firm Tata Teleservices Maharashtra today received its board's approval to raise additional fund of Rs 20,000 crore through debt instruments.
130. Facebook fight between 'keyboard gangsters' ends in shooting
131. A political argument on Facebook led to a 44-year-old Florida man driving to the home of a stranger he'd been arguing with and shooting and wounding him.
132. Gal Gadot to voice Shank in 'Ralph Breaks the Internet
133. Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot today announced that she will voice the character of Shank in Walt Disney Animation Studios' "Ralph Breaks the Internet", which releases in India on November 23.
134. Russia tells Washington curbs on its banks would be act of economic war
135. A colonial-era drink, gin is getting a contemporary makeover at Indian bars
136. Afro-Brazilian martial art, capoeira, is gaining fans across the country
137. Independence Day: What's on the minds of India's youngest eligible voters?
138. Sun TV June quarter profit up 63% at Rs 4.09 bn, income rises 41%
139. Oilseed processors complain of duty-free veg oil import from Safta nations
140. Scientists Observe a Star That Spews Plasma â€" And It's Not Our Sun
141. AI Is Shining a Spotlight on Women Scientists That Were Previously Overlooked
142. Some Americans Will Get to Vote via Blockchain This November
143. For TSA's “Quiet Skies” Program, Air Marshals Followed Travelers' Every Move
144. It's the first time researchers have observed a a coronal mass ejection from a star other than our Sun.
145. Welcome to the friendly skies...
146. #coronal mass ejection
147. #extraterrestrial life
148. #star
150. This Week in Tech: July 28 â€" Aug 3, 2018
151. That Hack of the FCC’s Comment Section Last Year? It Never Actually Happened, Agency Admits
152. #air travel
153. #flying
154. #government surveillance
155. #blockchain
156. Huawei's Consumer Business Chief Talks Market Share, Kirin 980, And Mate 20
157. Elon Musk Floats Plan To Take Tesla Private At $71 Billion Valuation
158. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 5 - Elon Musk Floats Plan To Take Tesla Private At $71 Billion Valuation
159. The Academy announces a misguided new category
160. Far-flung Facebook friends may be good for your health
161. How Washington DC’s Metro should deal with white nationalists
162. Global cities house-price index
163. American cities house-price index
164. Global house-price index
165. Fifty years on
166. Karunanidhi
167. What an 18th-century feminist would champion today
168. Playing politics after a weekend of carnage in Chicago
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172. Populist or elitist?
173. Hot and bothered
174. THE Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on August 8th that it will be introducing a new category in time for next February’s awards ceremony, one that honours “achievement in popular film”.
175. Critics see the “achievement in popular film” award as a way of ghettoising blockbusters
176. Bloconomic 2018 Brings Together Blockchain Economy Components into Kuala Lumpur in Mid-August
177. General Assembly OKs ex-president of Chile as UN human rights chief
178. In a unanimous vote full of symbolism, the UN General Assembly on Friday approved the appointment of a victim of human rights abuses, Michelle Bachelet, as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
179. Man involved in stealing 500 luxury cars held in Delhi
180. Triple talaq bill stalled in Rajya Sabha
181. FIR filed against Rajen Gohain for molestation, withdrawn
182. Kerala flood situation worsens as dams release water (Roundup)
183. A man carrying a reward of Rs 1 lakh has been arrested on the charge of stealing around 500 high-tech luxury cars in Delhi in five years, police said on Friday.
184. Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi said on Friday taht climate change would impact agriculture in the state.
185. Veteran actor Dharmendra, who will be seen in his forthcoming release 'Yamla Pagla Deewana Phir Se' has said that being a Jat, he and his family will never step back from making films until they don't become successful in it.
186. The Delhi Assembly on Friday -- the last day of its monsoon session -- passed a resolution which makes it mandatory for officers to pay the advocates from their own salary in cases of corruption against them.
187. A Nigerian, who had not walked for the last 10 years due to a severe knee problem complicated by an incurable genetic blood disorder, got a new lease of life at a Delhi hospital where doctors successfully performed a knee replacement surgery -- a rare for a patient battling multiple haemolytic and genetic complications.
188. Smoking during pregnancy can cause hearing loss in baby
189. Vegetarians spoilt for choice at Kiara Soul Kitchen
190. Modi seeks suggestions from Oppn on Ayushman Bharat scheme
191. Aggressive tone can reflect your size, strength to others
192. Reducing job strain may lower risk of new mental illness cases
193. Women’s Hockey WC: India Outclass Italy 3-0 to Enter Quarters
194. Five Militants Killed in Kashmir
195. Irregular heart rate, carotid disease may up dementia risk
196. Scientists discover new ‘Meghalayan age’ in Earth’s history
197. Apple hires Google’s Artificial Intelligence chief
198. 10 killed in Maharashtra road accident
199. Government notifies due date for filing GST returns from July'18-March'19
200. Parliament passes bill to amend law for speedy disposal of commercial disputes
201. Union minister booked for alleged rape in Assam, minister files blackmailing complaint
202. Centre rejects further demands on Bru repatriation
203. Indian envoy in Pakistan meets Imran Khan, raises concerns over cross-border terror
204. NRIs not allowed to file RTIs: Government
205. COAI cautions against blocking of mobile apps
206. Tribunal sets next hearing over DoT notice for Rcom
207. Full blocking of mobile apps to harm users' constitutional rights: COAI to DoT
208. Reliance Communications gets a breather, tribunal sets next hearing over DoT Notice for September 10
209. Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convicts can’t be released: Government tells SC
210. Government starts countervailing investigations on certain steel items from China, Vietnam
211. Parliament passes bill to amend Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
212. The mobile association has written back to the Telecom Department, which had sought the industry's views on technical measures which can be ...
213. This effectively means that the Anil Ambani-owned telco will get one more month to furnish bank guarantees worth Rs 774 crore to telecom dep...
214. Reliance Communications gets a breather, tribunal sets next hearing over DoT notice for September 10
215. Delhi High Court says Malvinder, Shivinder Singh cannot operate bank accounts
216. Allahabad High Court to hear case against RBI circular on Tuesday
217. Shibulal's family sells 1.6 million equity shares of Infosys
218. DLF Q1 profit jumps 56% to Rs 173 crore
219. Govt does not micro manage CSR activities under cos law: Piyush Goyal
220. Sitharaman, UP CM to launch defence industrial corridor in Aligarh on Saturday
221. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has notified amendments to Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 to this effect.
222. The mobile association has written back to the Telecom Department, which had sought the industry's views on technical measures which can be adopted for blocking mobile apps.
223. This effectively means that the Anil Ambani-owned telco will get one more month to furnish bank guarantees worth Rs 774 crore to telecom department, which led to the strife between the two parties.
224. The shares were sold during the period August 8, 2018 to August 10, 2018.
225. Total income declined to Rs 1657.67 crore from Rs 2,211.24 crore.
226. BSR & Co, a KPMG affiliate, also found the airline to not be a 'going concern.
227. The Indian High Commissioner briefed the PTI leadership on India's concerns about terrorism and cross-border infiltration," the Indian High Commission here said in a tweet.
228. The Chabahar Port, inaugurated in December last year, has opened a new strategic transit route between India, Iran and Afghanistan that bypassed Pakistan.
229. Nagaon Deputy Superintendent of Police (headquarter) Sabita Das said the case was registered against Gohain on August 2 after receiving a complaint at Nagaon police station.
230. The remarks were made by Modi while felicitating newly-elected Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh in the House yesterday.
231. RS chairman Naidu expunges remarks made by PMThe remarks were made by Modi while felicitating newly-elected Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh in the House yesterday.
232. In a notification issued today, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has stipulated that details of outward supplies for July 2018 to March 2019 has to be filed by the 11th of the succeeding month.
233. The bill, passed in the LS in July 31, was adopted in the Raya Sabha by voice vote amid opposition demand for strengthening the necessary infrastructure for speedy disposal of cases.
234. The remarks were made by Modi while felicitating newly-elected Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh in the House yesterday.
235. Nagaon Deputy Superintendent of Police (headquarter) Sabita Das said the case was registered against Gohain on August 2 after receiving a complaint at Nagaon police station.
236. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court restrained former Fortis Healthcare and Ranbaxy promoters Malvinder and Shivinder Singh from operating their bank accounts in India and Singapore while it executes Daiichi Sankyo’s Rs3,500-crore arbitration award against them. The court however didn’t block a key Fortis Healthcare shareholder meeting to vote on the hospital chain’s acquisition by IHH.The Singhs, who were present in court on Friday, were questioned about their accounts and assets in India and overseas. This was the first time the brothers had appeared in court since Daiichi Sankyo initiated the arbitration award enforcement proceedings against them in 2016.Justice Rajiv Shakdher suggested the brothers declare themselves bankrupt if they were unable to pay the award. The next hearing will be on September 5.“If they don’t have the money, why don’t they declare themselves insolvent? Either they have the money or they don’t have the money,” Shakdher said.The judge didn’t block an August 13 extraordinary general meeting (EGM) at which Fortis Healthcare shareholders will vote on a deal that will see the hospital chain being acquired by Malaysian healthcare group IHH. Daiichi had sought to stall the EGM on the grounds that a proposal to strip the Singhs of their promoter status would “cut the umbilical cord” linking the brothers to Fortis Healthcare and leave the Japanese firm “with nothing.”IHH didn’t respond to queries.The court sought the Singhs’ account statements from April 2016 onward. Their holding companies RHC Holding Pvt Ltd and Oscar Investments Ltd have also been directed to submit bank statements for the period.Malvinder Singh was directed not to finalise any transaction related to his Singapore apartment, for which he had taken a loan from DBS bank. He’s been asked to submit the apartment’s title document and a gift deed for a sculpture valued at over Rs7 crore that he said he had given to his daughter last year. Any additional bank accounts not disclosed during proceedings on Friday would also have to be revealed, according to the judge.Shivinder Singh told the court that an inherited property in India he co-owned with his brother and mother had been pledged with IndiaBulls and had been sold for about Rs 185 crore to repay it. The Singhs did not receive any financial benefits from the sale, he added.He also told court that the Singh family had “nothing” to do with Religare Health Trust in Singapore, which holds 12-14 assets that Fortis Healthcare plans to buy back following its proposed Rs4,000-crore deal with IHH. Daiichi had argued that the brothers held stakes in the trust.He also said the family “never” held any stake in Prius Commercial Real Estate Pvt. Ltd after Daiichi raised the issue over the brothers’ reported talks to sell six commercial properties held by the company to BlackRock for Rs 1,000 crore.Shakdher asked why the Singhs hadn’t disclosed the existence of a top-up agreement pertaining to the brothers’ shares in Fortis pledged to various banks when they had disclosed the value of their unencumbered assets to the court last year. While the brothers did not divest the unencumbered shares following their disclosure, the top-up agreement allowed banks to encumber more shares if the value of the Fortis stock dropped below a certain threshold, their lawyer said.“How can you file an affidavit that only speaks half-truth?” Shakdher asked.The Singhs’ “extensive” negotiations with “motivated” buyers to secure a deal for their controlling stake in Fortis over the last year had been “thwarted” by Daiichi’s constant interventions at court, according to the brothers’ reply at court.The brothers’ controlling stake in Fortis was diminished following an order by the Supreme Court in February this year that allowed banks to invoke and sell Fortis shares pledged to them, argued their senior counsel, Akhil Sibal. “We were trying to avoid a fire sale,” he said. “At every stage, we were trying a stake sale,” he added.At the last hearing on August 1, the court had directed the brothers to appear personally on Friday to understand the assurances that they had given last year and ensure that sufficient funds would be available to satisfy the arbitration award. Shakdher had told the Singhs' counsel that “somebody” would have to “cough up” Daiichi's money or “go behind bars.”The Delhi High Court had ordered the former Ranbaxy promoters to pay Daiichi Sankyo Rs 3,500 crore as part of the arbitration award earlier this year. A Singapore tribunal had said the brothers needed to pay the money for concealing information related to wrongdoing at Ranbaxy, once India's largest drug maker, when Daiichi acquired it from the brothers for $4.6 billion in 2008.
237. Industry body COAI has cautioned against blocking of mobile apps, saying it would not only impinge on freedom of speech and expression of users, but also hit routine day-to-day communications, commercial activity, and business interests.The mobile association has written back to the Telecom Department, which had sought the industry's views on technical measures which can be adopted for blocking mobile apps like Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Telegram, etc in situations where national security and public order are under threat.In its three-page reply to the Telecom Department, the Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) has cited technical constraints, flagged risks of over-blocking, and cautioned that blocking must be targeted "only at content or account level" to "minimise impact on innocent users"."Blocking of mobile applications as a whole to prohibit circulation of certain content would likely impinge the principles of freedoms of speech, expression and information by blocking millions of other users who have not shared or originated any unlawful content," COAI said.Taking such an approach will be "disproportionate" and will harm the constitutional rights of users at large, it had argued."Only specific content or users responsible for circulating unlawful content must be blocked instead of the entire mobile application blocking," said COAI, whose members include telecom service providers like Airtel, Vodafone, Idea, and Reliance Jio.It has further said that any disruptions or full blocking of mobile apps, particularly those which have billions of users across the world, will "put to halt all ordinary day-to-day communications, correspondence and commerce activities.The COAI has argued that as several emerging businesses have starting to evolve on social media and communications applications, blocking would adversely impact the commercial interests and cause significant economic harm to innocent stakeholders, COAI said in its letter dated August 6.Based on a reference from the IT Ministry, the Department of Telecom (DoT) has invited views from the industry on technical measures that can be adopted to block mobile apps like Whastapp, Facebook, Telegram, etc. The DoT, however, has denied to have any intension of blocking any apps, per se.The move comes amid rising concerns over circulation of false information and rumours on messaging platform WhastApp, that have in several instances incited mob-fury. The Government has taken a stern view of false news doing the rounds on social media platforms, and asked WhatsApp to take urgent measures to curb the circulation of such messages and identify its originators.
238. In a relief to Reliance Communications, the telecom tribunal has told department of telecommunications not to take any follow-up action till the tribunal next hears an appeal filed by the troubled telecom operator against DoT’s licence cancellation notice on September 10.This effectively means that the Anil Ambani-owned telco will get one more month to furnish bank guarantees worth Rs 774 crore to telecom department, which led to the strife between the two parties.Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) on Friday gave telecom department two weeks to file an affidavit and put its stance on record and then one week to RCom to file a rejoinder, according to lawyers present at the tribunal hearing.Till then DoT cannot cancel the telco’s licences, they said.The issue started when DoT issued two show-cause notices to RCom, threatening to cancel its licences in 14 circles and revoke spectrum allotted in 2013 and 2015. The telecom department in the notices cited breach of licence conditions and non-payment of spectrum dues.RCom moved TDSAT against DoT’s notices and has told the tribunal in prior hearings that cancelling licences would push the telco back into insolvency since it would not be able to complete its deal with Reliance Jio Infocomm (Jio).RCom expects to raise Rs 18,000 crore from sales of wireless assets to Jio and real estate assets to Canada’s Brookfield, and reduce its Rs 46,000 crore debt by repaying lenders.The telco told DoT that it will shortly furnish bank guarantees worth Rs 774 crore and sell spectrum to Jio, which will from then on, take care of all future liabilities associated with those airwaves.
239. US needs national maritime strategy to sustain US-flagged commercial fleet for defence needs, GAO says
240. Releasing Rajiv Gandhi's killers will set dangerous precedents, Centre tells SC
241. Violent incident involving 'kanwarias' mentioned in SC by AG
242. Pyaar Prema Kaadhal movie review: Harish Kalyan and Raiza Wilson shine in a refreshingly sensible rom-com
243. Christopher Robin movie review: This Ewan McGregor film is nothing special
244. Pyaar Prema Kaadhal
245. Christopher Robin
246. The Spy Who Dumped Me
247. Rathore asks athletes, officials to behave responsibly
248. Gavaskar attributes Kohli's success to bat-speed
249. My best is yet to come: Smriti Mandhana
250. Suspend players for national anthem protests: Trump
251. Vihari, Bawne take India A to 322/4 vs South Africa A
252. The government submitted the document to a bench of justices Ranjan Gogoi, Navin Sinha and K M Joseph who adjourned the matter.
253. अमेरिका ने पाकिस्‍तान को दिया एक à¤"र झटका, मिलिट्री ट्रेनिंग प्रोग्राम में की बड़ी कटौती
254. Israel bombs Gaza, Palestinians fire rockets in escalation amid truce talks
255. India vs England 2nd Test Day 2 Live Cricket Score Streaming, Ind vs Eng Live Score: Play set to resume after lengthy rain delay
256. The United States, the world's biggest steel importer, imposed tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum in March for imports from a variety of countries.
257. Trump doubles tariffs on Turkish steel and aluminum, says relations ‘not good’
258. Debt-ridden Air India says July salaries may be paid by next week
259. Suspend NFL players protesting during national anthem, tweets US President Donald Trump
260. Roy Hodgson extends Crystal Palace stay until 2020
261. Pyaar Prema Kaadhal movie review: Harish Kalyan and Raiza Wilson shine in a refreshingly sensible rom-com
262. Karim Benzema’s blackmail case heads for possible final hearing
263. August 10, 2018 9:51:01 pm
264. Trump and Erdogan
265. Two friends laughing
266. Panoramic view from an island to a bay with luxury yachts and sailing boats on May 25, 2014 in the Gulf of Fethiye, Lycian Coast, South of Turkey
267. St Giles toilets
268. Weizhou mosque
269. Ollie Pope
270. It could save the lives of the critically wounded
271. Composite photo of Mike Ashley and the front of a House of Fraser store
272. Jack Dorsey, CEO and co-founder of Twitter and founder and CEO of Square, speaks at the Consensus 2018 blockchain technology conference in New York City
273. Scrap migration targets post-Brexit - CBI
274. Apple axes 'wrong apps' in gambling purge
275. Entertainment & Arts
276. At least four people including two police officers die in a shooting in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
277. Officials say the Weizhou mosque has no building permits but worshippers are refusing to budge.
278. Sports Direct's Mike Ashley promises to turn House of Fraser into the "Harrods of the High Street".
279. With tech giants cracking down on conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, Twitter is one of few to hold off.
280. Trump takes aim at Turkey as lira falls
281. How young and old would vote on Brexit now
282. Time to book a holiday? Turkey's lira slump explained
283. Underground public toilets could be holiday homes
284. Standoff over China mosque demolition
285. India resume on 15-3 after rain - in-play clips, radio & text
286. Will we ever be able to freeze time?
287. House of Fraser bought by Sports Direct
288. Tech Tent: Should Twitter ban Infowars?
289. Provisional bail of Lalu Yadav extended to August 20
290. Three naxalites arrested in Gaya
291. AAP govt approves installation of CCTV cameras in Delhi
292. Teenager met with road accident dies in Nanded hospital
293. U S investigation rejects reports of Afghan air strike casualties
294. Productive' monsoon session, 20 Bills passed by both Houses of Parliament : Ananth Kumar
295. Bill providing for setting up commercial courts at district level gets nod of Parliament
296. Power connection given to every household in 17 districts of Bihar: Nitish
297. LJD takes out candle march to protest rape of 34 girls shelter home in Muzaffarpur
298. Mighty East Bengal held by Calcutta Customs in Cal League 0-0 at home
299. 13 New IT Companies inaugurated in Vizag Smart City, Four Expands Operations
300. High Commissioner meets Imran Khan, gifts a signed cricket bat
301. France Continues Judicial Probe into MH370 Disappearance
302. Final safety investigation report released by Malaysian government last month.
303. Bizav Flights Soar to New Heights in Europe in July
304. Barclays Bizjet Report Bullish on Bizjet Market
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307. France Continues Judicial Probe into MH370 Disappearance
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312. 10th Gabala International Music Festival wraps up VIDEO
313. President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon, who is in Baku on an official visit, has expressed confidence that bilateral relations between Azerbaijan and Tajikistan will continue to develop on the basis of friendship ...
314. 10th Gabala International Music Festival wraps up