News Digest: IAF pilots pop pills to get fighting edge

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, February 08, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		IAF pilots pop pills to get fighting edge The Indian Air Force has some new weapons in its armoury. No, they are not hypersonic cruise missiles, nor bunker-bursting ‘smart’ bombs. After NJAC, govt seeks oversight panel for judges Undeterred by the recent showdown with the higher judiciary on account of composition of the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC), the NDA government has proposed to bring a new legislation to constitute a National Judicial Oversight Committee for judicial accountability where the law minister will be one of the three members of the panel. Judges hear ridiculous cases, hit judicial discipline Why is the judiciary, especially the Supreme Court, held in such high esteem by Indian citizens? If you thought it was because this institution has remained some what unscathed from the unsparing tentacles of corruption which has spread far and wide in other wings of governance, you may be off the mark. More India News»

		Business
		NPCI's mobile payment platform to link banking apps The Unified Payments Interface (UPI) - a new open source platform for mobile-to-mobile fund transfers without account details - will bring about a disruption, Nandan Nilekani, former chairman of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), said. Times Auto Awards celebrate the best The star power from the automotive industry made the Times Auto Awards 2015 in partnership with ZigWheels a great success. China forex reserves fall $100bn in Jan China’s foreign exchange reserves have fallen to their lowest level in more than three years, the central bank said on Sunday, as Beijing sells dollars to stop the yuan from depreciating further. More Business News»

		Environment
		Corbett Reserve tops in tiger population: Report In a report unprecedented in its detail, the Wildlife Institute of India finds out that among 44 tiger reserves of the country, Corbett Tiger Reserve has the maximum number of 215 tigers. Corbett is followed by Bandipur and Nagarahole reserves in Karnataka with 120 and 101 tigers respectively Birds of 11 rare species found in Jharkhand Birds of 11 rare species thought to be extinct have been found during a survey of the water bodies in Jharkhand, a state forest department official said. For many species, noise pollution can be deadly Many birds and other animals use sound to locate food, avoid predators, navigate their environment, and even select a mate. But all of these life-essential functions can be disrupted by noise from ships and sonar probes in the sea, motor vehicles and industry on land, or airplanes, a study found. More Environment News»

		World
		Seven arrested in Spain over 'jihad' links Spanish police said they arrested seven people on Sunday with suspected links to al-Qaida and the Islamic State groups and uncovered an operation to smuggle arms to jihadists under the guise of humanitarian aid. 'Deadly air strike hits hospital in east Libya' An air strike hit a hospital in Derna in eastern Libya on Sunday, killing four people, including a woman and her child and two anti-government fighters, a doctor said. UK for collective step against North Korea The UK on Sunday condemned North Korea's launch of a long-range rocket and backed a collective response by the international community to Pyongyang's latest violation of UN resolutions. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Hrithik pairs with Yami Gautam in 'Kaabil' After a lot of speculation in the last couple of months, it is now confirmed that Yami Gautam will play the female lead opposite Hrithik Roshan in his next, 'Kaabil.' Katrina Kaif's red hot appearances 'Yo Yo Honey Singh had a weird shape' More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Sudden cardiac death may soon be a thing of past Scientists at a US university have developed a possible treatment to prevent hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) - a common cause of sudden death in young athletes - using a study conducted by researchers more than 15 years ago. Psychiatric disorders genetically linked to diabetes US scientists have found link between psychiatric disorders and type 2 diabetes. According to them, the "DISC1" gene which plays a role in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, influences function of pancreatic beta cells which produce insulin to maintain normal blood glucose levels. Young guys go gray, by choice On two magazine covers the singer Zayn Malik has graced in the last few months, the former member of the musical group One Direction, peers out of the photographs from beneath a silver mane. More Science News»

		Sports
		India-England Manchester Test was fixed: Ex-manager The match-fixing allegations are not new thing in cricket and this time India ODI skipper MS Dhoni seem to have found himself in the middle of a recent expose. EPL: Ozil, Ox get Arsenal back to winning ways Arsenal returned to third place in the Premier League after Mesut Ozil and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's goals ended a four-game winless streak with a 2-0 victory at Bournemouth on Sunday. Yasir Shah banned for three months for failed dope test Pakistan leg-spinner Yasir Shah has been banned for three months after pleading guilty for a failed dope test last year, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said Sunday. More Sports News»

		Technology
		8 controversial logo changes of tech companies Uber recently went for a worldwide 'brand refresh.' BlackBerry Priv review: High on price, low on performance BlackBerry launched its first Android smartphone BlackBerry Priv in India at Rs 62,990. We bring you a complete review of the device and is it worth the price. 8 gadgets & tech you should definitely use in 2016 Internet connection is tardy, find it tough to share files between iOS and Android, charging is slow, these are some of the most common complaints that people have with their gadgets.Here are some gadgets and technologies that provide simple solutions to these and many other such problems. More Technology News»

		Education
		Biometric attendance for Allahabad University students For the first time at Allahabad University, attendance of students would be registered through biometric attendance machine. National civic fest: Students and their ideas steer change at civic level  It was a whirlwind of thought-provoking ideas at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan auditorium on Friday, thoughts that poured out of young minds and actually helped fix civic woes. GIAN attracts foreign faculty, but just in tech institutes Global Initiative of Academic Networks (GIAN), the much-touted programme to attract foreign faculty to teach for a term in India, is slowly finding its feet but primarily in IITs, NITs and techical education. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Duped actor cannot access 34L till case is finally closed In an interesting development in the cheating case involving film and TV actor Sachin Pilgaonkar and his wife Supriya, the Bombay high court hearing the bail application of the accused Anagha Borikar, has said neither Pilgoankar nor Borikar can withdraw the Rs 34 lakh deposited by latter until the conclusion of the trial or till quashing of the FIR. Customs blow to make life-saving drugs costlier The Centre's recent tweak in levies — removing customs duty waiver as well as imposing excise duty on certain lifesaving drugs including for cancer, HIV, haemophilia, diabetes and infections may result in price increases between 10-25% on both imported and indigenously-produced drugs, swelling treatment costs and restricting key drugs for patients. Woman flyer attempts to smuggle in 80L gold, held A businesswoman, who had arrived in Mumbai from Dubai, was arrested after she was found with 3.2 kg smuggled gold worth Rs 80 lakh at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport on Sunday. Customs officials found 26 gold bars weighing 3.03 kg and another 18 gold bangles weighing 198 gm with 30-year-old Shaikh Mumtazben Ishak. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Sachin asks kids to push helmet drive Indicating that elders are failing to set example for youngsters to behave safe on roads, Sachin Tendulkar on Sunday reached out to school students to educate their parents and elders notto drive without wearing helmet, seatbelt and they follow traffic rules. Boyfriend strangles DU girl, hides body in shaft at home Arzoo Singh Chauhan, a 23-year-old Delhi University student, was allegedly strangled by her boyfriend last week during a tiff over his impending marriage with someone else. IAF pilots pop pills to get fighting edge The Indian Air Force has some new weapons in its armoury. No, they are not hypersonic cruise missiles, nor bunker-bursting ‘smart’ bombs. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		They drive home the message to wipe out hunger from classrooms Three hundred bikes zooming along Bengaluru's roads on a Sunday morning could have been mistaken for a customary ride by flamboyant biker clubs. But this rally had a motive larger than mere adventure ­ to eradicate hunger from school classrooms. 30% universities lack nodal officers for foreign students Foreign students in the state have been panicky after the attack on a Tanzainan girl by a mob in north Bengaluru on January 31. Students compete to make sense of Bengaluru's trash For two months, two teams of 13-year-olds from Bengaluru have been researching and studying garbage for the FIRST LEGO League, a competition in the US. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Murder case solved, 5 held Chilakalguda police have arrested five per sons for their role in the murder of au to driver Md Shafi. Cong, TDP, BJP face doom after polls The landslide victory of TRS all over amidst impressive performance of AIMIM in its strongholds in GHMC elections virtually silenced the loud-mouths in the Congress, TDP and BJP who had created revulsion among voters with their bragging. Minor boy rams into sentry post A 16-year-old Intermediate student was arrested on Sunday after he drove a car into the sentry post in front of former Union minister P Shiv Shankar's house. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		TN Cong invites ticket seekers Tamil Nadu Congress Committee has invited applications from prospective candidates for the assembly elections. Short film on child labour, made by engg students, wows audience A group of engineering students has made a 14-minute short film with six songs, a first of its kind, to create awareness among people about child labour and the importance of child education. Coral reefs may die en masse AS EL NINO HOTS UP Chinnathambi barely ventured into the sea last year. The sea soned fisher man from Rameswaram knows exactly where to look for fish by observing the currents and the wind. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Global experts to meet at Dantiwada to discuss agricultural policy for future Fifteen years down the line, there would not just be demand for more food but for affordable and quality food that can feed rapidly growing urban areas. Pakistan abducts 12 Gujarat fishermen off Kutch coast In yet another incident of fishermen's abduction by Pakistan, 12 fishermen with their two boats were abducted by Pakistan Marine Security Agency from International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) off Jakhau coast on early Sunday morning. 10 arrested after Patels, Thakores clash in Mehsana At least 10 persons were arrested following clashes between two groups of different communities over a petty issue in Gojariaya village of Mehsana on Saturday. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Around 1.25 crore devotees likely to take holy dip on Mauni Amavasya With around 30 lakh devotees and pilgrims already flocked Sangam to take holy dip on the occasion of Mauni Amavasya snan scheduled on Monday, men-in-khaki on Sunday turned the entire Magh Mela campus into a fortress. `Ayodhya issue should not be politicised' Shankaracharya of Puri Jagadguru Swami Adhokshayajananda on Saturday targeted the Sangh Pariwar outfits for “playing with the sentiments of people and raising sensitive issues keeping in mind the 2017 UP assembly elections and Lok Sabha elections in 2019." No reservation for creamy layer, says Justice Sacha Former Justice Rajinder Sachar said “creamy layer“ should not get advantage of reservation system in the present context and caste system should be abolished. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Congress raps PM Modi for criticizing them Congress on Sunday came down heavily on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for criticizing their party’s work culture while addressing a huge gathering at Paradip after dedicating the oil refinery of the IOCL to the nation. Signature logbook of forefathers impresses Narendra Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi was pleasantly surprised to see the signatures of his own and forefathers, who had visited Jagannath temple in 1959, being preserved in a document maintained by a priest Raghunath Gochikar, who escorted Modi to the shrine on Sunday. Cuttack cancer hospital to get shelter home Realising the accommodation difficulties faced by poor cancer patients and their attendants in Millennium City, Cuttack Municipal Corporation (CMC) has decided to construct a shelter home on the premises of Acharya Harihar Regional Cancer Centre (AHRCC) here. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		GPS to track prisoners in Madhya Pradesh prisons Following the escape of two murder convicts from Bhopal Central Jail, the Madhya Pradesh government has decided to keep an eye on the prisoners through Global Positioning System (GPS). This is probably the first time the system will be enforced in any prison in the country. Key proof of Vyapam scam still in deep freeze Seven months after taking over investigation into Vyapam scam from the Special Task Force (STF), CBI has not been able to send the most crucial and controversial evidence to Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), Hyderabad for the examination. Seminar discusses Biological Diversity Act and its flaws Cell for awareness and research in environmental law studies (CARES), National Law Institute University, Bhopal, in collaboration with Madhya Pradesh state biodiversity board organized BIOSANCTUM 2016-a national seminar on Biological Diversity Act, 2002 and ABS Regulations, 2014 on Saturday. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		'Legalising soft drugs could be dangerous' Reacting strongly to a suggestion to legalise sale of poppy husk and cannabis in Punjab at a seminar on drug abuse on Sunday, Voice of Tobacco Victims, an organisation of doctors, said it could turn out to be “extremely dangerous for Punjab.” Interactive session on Nano Science and Nano - Technology organized Aryans College of Engineering, Chandigarh on Sunday organized an interactive session on Nano Science and Nano - Technology and discussed on various aspects of Advances in Manufacturing Technology. Punjab falters on helping drug dependents Punjab has lost the battle against drug de-addiction even before it has begun, a study by All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi has indicated. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: BJP: Land scam allegation Cong's ruse to stall House

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Sunday, February 07, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		BJP: Land scam allegation Cong's ruse to stall House The ruling party said the Congress is levelling such wild allegations ahead of the budget session of Parliament "to stall it and stop the development process.". Cong lets off Nirupam but warns him too Congress has let off Mumbai Congress chief Sanjay Nirupam for the "mouthpiece" embarrassment, with the caution that he should be careful with the publication in future. Siren, victim, vamp, whistleblower ... It is a common enough story in Kerala. A bright, sharp-tongued young girl from a lower middle class family learns early in life how to negotiate hardships when her father, burdened by debt, kills himself. More India News»

		Business
		No power plant facing coal shortage now: Piyush Goyal The government has transformed the country's coal scenario in a short span and not a single thermal power plant is now facing shortage of the fuel, Union minister Piyush Goyal said here on Saturday. China central bank to keep yuan stable: Report China will fine-tune monetary policy and keep the yuan basically stable while guarding against systemic financial risks, the country's central bank People's Bank of China said on Saturday in its fourth-quarter monetary policy report. Some unpaid Chinese workers ditch holidays to protest With China's economy growing at its slowest in 25 years, angry workers are demanding almost a year's unpaid wages as they are too proud to go back to native places empty-handed. Labour unrest is on the rise, a concern for Beijing as it seeks to avoid social unrest even as financial pressures build. More Business News»

		Environment
		Birds of 11 rare species found in Jharkhand Birds of 11 rare species thought to be extinct have been found during a survey of the water bodies in Jharkhand, a state forest department official said. For many species, noise pollution can be deadly Many birds and other animals use sound to locate food, avoid predators, navigate their environment, and even select a mate. But all of these life-essential functions can be disrupted by noise from ships and sonar probes in the sea, motor vehicles and industry on land, or airplanes, a study found. Govt' new wildlife vision banks on an eye in the sky The draft National Wildlife Action Plan for 2017-31 has urged that drones and “electronic eyes” be used to monitor protected areas to check poaching. More Environment News»

		World
		Seoul: North Korea fires rocket seen as covert missile test North Korea on Sunday defied international warnings and launched a long-range rocket that the United Nations and others call a cover for a banned test of technology for a missile that could strike the US mainland. North Korea brings rocket launch dates forward North Korea's planned launch of a long-range rocket could happen within a matter of hours, after Pyongyang shortened and brought forward the start of the launch window to Sunday. An updated notification sent by Pyongyang to UN agencies said the launch would now take place between February 7-14. Aniseh Makhlouf, mother of Syria's Assad, dies Aniseh Makhlouf, Syria's former first lady and the mother of current President Bashar Assad, died on Saturday, the presidency announced. She was 86. More World News»

		Entertainment
		When a girl left Varun Dhawan worried Celebs who faced flak for insulting cultures Is it flattery or mockery? Even as the debate about Beyoncé stereotyping Indian women in a new music video continues, we take a look at celebs who incited anger when they tried taking inspiration from other cultures How Pan Am Flight was recreated for Neerja Giving something more to eager fans, the makers have now released a behind-the-scenes video recounting what went into the making of the ill-fated flight. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Young guys go gray, by choice On two magazine covers the singer Zayn Malik has graced in the last few months, the former member of the musical group One Direction, peers out of the photographs from beneath a silver mane. Banks fear rise of robo-advisors Banks are watching wealthy clients flirt with robo-advisers — computer programs to provide investment advice online— and that’s one reason the lenders are racing to release their own versions of the automated investing technology this year, according to a consultant. New tarantula named after Johnny Cash Scientists scouring the fields of Folsom, California found a new kind of black tarantula which they have named after Johnny Cash, the American music legend. More Science News»

		Sports
		IPL auction: Watson, Negi emerge biggest millionaires Shane Watson emerged the biggest of purchases from the 2016 IPL player auction in Bangalore, finding his second franchise in Royal Challengers Bangalore who forked out Rs 9.5 crore for his services. As it happened: IPL 2016 players' auction Yuvraj Singh, Ishant Sharma and Kevin Pietersen are among the eight marquee players to go under the hammer for the IPL 2016 players' auction. IPL auctions: How the eight teams stack up More Sports News»

		Technology
		8 gadgets & tech you should definitely use in 2016 Internet connection is tardy, find it tough to share files between iOS and Android, charging is slow, these are some of the most common complaints that people have with their gadgets.Here are some gadgets and technologies that provide simple solutions to these and many other such problems. BlackBerry Priv review: High on price, low on performance BlackBerry launched its first Android smartphone BlackBerry Priv in India at Rs 62,990. We bring you a complete review of the device and is it worth the price. Error 53: This could completely shut down your iPhone, without warning iPhone owners could be left with completely broken phones by a mysterious error that renders the handsets unusable. More Technology News»

		Education
		National civic fest: Students and their ideas steer change at civic level  It was a whirlwind of thought-provoking ideas at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan auditorium on Friday, thoughts that poured out of young minds and actually helped fix civic woes. GIAN attracts foreign faculty, but just in tech institutes Global Initiative of Academic Networks (GIAN), the much-touted programme to attract foreign faculty to teach for a term in India, is slowly finding its feet but primarily in IITs, NITs and techical education. Kids grasp Math concepts through classroom fans, floors What do a classroom window and the humble ceiling fan have to do with a child’s development? More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Heartache, kin's censure pushed teen to join IS? The story of India's youngest terror suspect is fraught with many a tragedy, including a love affair gone sour and family pressure. Liver swap gives hope to 2 families from Nairobi, Pune Meena Ranawade is a farmer's wife from a village deep in Pune district while Deepti Gadhvi is a newscaster with a Nairobi channel.What unites these 33-year-old mothers is a liver. Nigerian duo arrested for duping people of crores The cyber police at BKC on Saturday arrested two Nigerians from a residential colony in Pune from where they were hosting a slew of frauds spanning sites for jobs, matrimonials, loans and virtual relationships. Investigators were shocked to find that the duo—Suji Aurobe, 38, and Esther Twin, 36,—has also purchased a fully automatic Honda Accord car worth Rs30 lakh using fake Indian documents. The car is seized and brought to Mumbai. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Delhi cleric was IS recruiter: NIA Muslim cleric Abdus Sami Qasmi, a Delhi resident arrested on Friday from Hardoi in UP, was under watch for almost a year, and is seen as an important link in terror outfit IS's presence in India as he was allegedly instigating youth to plan jihadi attacks in the country. Most staff end strike in Delhi, but safai karamcharis go on A day after the Delhi high court issued notices to municipal employees' unions, asking them to explain why their strike shouldn't be declared illegal, doctors, nurses and paramedics have withdrawn their agitation. Ryan death: Father wants sexual assault angle probed The father of Devansh Kakrora, whose body was found floating in a water tank at Ryan International School, has claimed to have seen injuries on his son’s body and private parts, indicating a sexual assault. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Screening hits and no misses It isn’t easy to cultivate good taste especially if you need an import licence for it. HN Narahari Rao remembers waiting to see Brazilian-French drama, Central Station, and the lyrical works of Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf in the 1970s and 80s. In pre-liberalised India, importing film reels was out of the question. Vinyl's independent Groove He sells brass statues and vintage watches on Avenue Road. When cultural gaps colour ties Every time he heard a loud noise outside his HBR Layout office, Reverend Shine Thomas would rush out to cool frayed tempers. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Andhra Pradesh to spend Rs 2,637 crore for 'Amrut' scheme Andhra Pradesh will spend Rs 2,637 crore on the ambitious Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (Amrut) over a period of five years. Of this, the Centre will bear Rs 1,318 crore. Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh blamed for students losing MBBS The Hyderabad High Court has directed the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh (SAAP) to pay a compensation of Rs 5 lakh each to three MBBS aspirants, who lost their seats due to the `lethargic attitude' of the authorities in processing their applications under the sports quota. Mudragada, wife continue fast over BC status for Kapu community The indefinite hunger strike by Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham and his wife Padmavathi seeking BC status for their community entered the second day on Saturday amid indications that the health of the wife was deteriorating. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Govt hosps ready with new drug to fight resistant TB Patients with extensively drug resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) will receive a new medicine in government-run facilities in four cities starting next week. EVKS meets Rahul on TN poll strategy TNCC chief EVKS Elangovan on Saturday met Congress vice-president EVKS Elangovan and is said to have prevailed upon the leader to decide on electoral strategies, and alliances, at the earliest. Politicos condole Siachen deaths Political party leaders have expressed their grief at the death of army soldiers in an avalanche in Siachen glacier a few days back. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Aurora crush Lions in Ahmedabad Champions League Football Tournament Winning is a habit and Aurora FC appear to have developed one, albeit very late. After losing 10 games on the trot, Aurora FC finally got their act together last week by registering their first win by beating Olive Republic 1-0 in the Mazaa and Juggernaut Five-A-Side Ahmedabad Champions League Football Tournament at Juggernaut Arena. Gujarat industries pay highest electricity duty, water charges Gujarat's top companies and industries associations have made a written representation before the Gujarat Government and demanded reduction in the electricity duty, water charges and waterfront charges on the state owned ports in the coming state budget. Gujarat University staff to use public transport twice in a month The Gujarat University and its affiliated colleges academic staff and employees have decided to use bicycles or public transport for commuting to the colleges or the university twice every month on first and 15. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Sachar opposes quota for creamy layer Former Delhi high court chief justice Rajinder Sachar on Saturday called for abolition of the caste system while opposing reservation benefits for the “creamy layer”. Saints from Magh Mela opposes Common Civil Code Advocating for non-implementation of Common Civil Code, the Dharam Sansad, organised in the magh mela area of the city, resolved that it is neither correct nor advisable. IAS officer to look into financial irregularities of Allahabad University A retired IAS officer Sri Ram Yadav has been appointed by the authorities of Allahabad University to look into any financial irregularity committed at AU, informed the varsity V-C, Prof RL Hangloo. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Father arrested for raping minor daughter A man has been arrested from Hinjili area in Ganjam district on the charge of raping his 14-year-old daughter, police said today. Plan to ship petrol from Paradip to Bangladesh: Dharmendra India is planning to ship petrol and diesel to Bangladesh from the Paradip refinery of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL), oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said here on Saturday. Naveen's new housing scheme a day before Modi's Bargarh rally As Prime Minister Narendra Modi has chosen Sohela in Bargarh to hold one of the four farmer rallies on February 21, the state government is all set to launch a new scheme- Nirman Shramik Pucca Ghar Yojana- a day before the proposed rally. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Two peacock poachers nabbed by forest team near Mhow Two persons were arrested with four live peacocks and a dead one in Nandlai Ghati area of Mhow on Saturday afternoon. Now, file online complaint to fee regulatory panel In order to help students, Madhya Pradesh admission and fee regulatory committee has made the entire complaint process online from Saturday. Rollback of licence to stock liquor for IT-payers to cost MP Rs 25cr a yr Under fire, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan rolled back his government's decision to allow citizens whose annual income is over Rs10 lakh to keep 100 liquor bottles at their place for consumption. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Punjab falters on helping drug dependents Punjab has lost the battle against drug de-addiction even before it has begun, a study by All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi has indicated. Arjuna awardee Olympian SP under suspension commits suicide Arjuna awardee Olympian and suspended Punjab police superintendent Narinder Singh, 44, has committed suicide. Pamma's parents submit memo to Portuguese ministry of justice Parents of Sikh militant Paramjeet Singh Pamma, whose extradition from Portugal is being sought by the Indian authorities, met representatives of the Portuguese ministry of justice on Friday and submitted a letter addressed to Francisca Van Dunemurging to consider the threat of torture and possibility of life sentence before making a decision on India's request. More Chandigarh News»

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