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White House race a dead heat

Washington, Oct 22: Even as President Barack Obama won the endorsement of 68 Nobel laureates and newspapers in four key battleground states, a new national poll shows the race for the White House in a dead heat.

With just 15 days to go until Election Day, the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released on Sunday shows both Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney with 47 per cent su...

 
Forget Benghazi, focus on Pakistan: US expert

Washington, Oct 22: While the Republicans are itching for a fight over the September 11 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, a former Central Intelligence Agency analyst would like the two presidential contenders to focus on Pakistan.

“The toughest foreign-policy issue our next president will face is Pakistan, the most dangerous country in the world,” Bruce Riedel, wrote ...

 
3 killed, 4 injured in shooting at US spa

Washington, Oct 22: Three people were killed and four injured in a Sunday morning shooting rampage at a spa near a mall in Brookfield, just miles from a Wisconsin gurdwara where six Sikh worshippers were shot dead in August.

The multiple shooting occurred about 11 am at the Azana Salon & Spa near Brookfield Square Mall, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.

Waukesha County au...

 
World War II Indian heroism recalled in Egypt

Cairo, Oct 22: The Indian embassy organized a memorial service here to salute the heroism of Indian soldiers who died in a decisive World War II battle that sealed the fate of Hitler’s Afrika Korps. India’s ambassador Navdeep Suri and a number of senior diplomats and military officials from friendly countries placed wreaths at the memorial on Saturday, an embassy statement said.  ...

 
British Al Qaeda gang planned 9/11 type attack

London, Oct 22: An Al Qaeda gang of British Muslims planned to carry out a 9/11 type attack in the country, The Telegraph reported on Monday. A Jihadist group, from Birmingham, were to target crowded areas to cause “mass death” in a terror plot that was set to be even more devastating than the 7/7 London bombings, Woolwich Crown Court was told. Two of the alleged ringleaders had receiv...

 
Elbow test may predict sleep disorder

Toronto, Oct 22: Have you ever been “elbowed” by your bed partner because you were snoring? If yes, new research says you could have Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). Prior to polysomnography (sleep) testing, researchers from the University of Saskatchewan asked 124 patients two questions: Does your bed-partner ever poke or elbow you because you are snoring, and does your bed-partner ever...

 
Sound levels in ICUs exceed WHO limits: US study

Washington, Oct 22: One would expect pin-drop silence in intensive care units, but overnight noise levels there were found at over 80 decibel, well above the WHO recomnmended high of just 30 dB, says a US study. At that level, the noise causes sleep deprivation and immune dysfunction among patients. Yale University School of Medicine researchers reviewed 70 ICU patient charts and recorded in-room ...

 
Education, moderate alcohol linked to lower lung disease

Washington, Oct 22: College education and moderate alcohol intake is linked to lower chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) risk, says a new study. COPD is one of the most common lung diseases, having two forms; chronic bronchitis, which involves a long-term cough with mucus, and emphysema, which involves destruction of the lungs over time. Most COPD patients have a combination of both condi...

 
'Fear magnifies sense of danger'

Washington, Oct 22: A snake slithering towards you may be farther away than it seems because fear magnifies the sense of danger and it can alter even basic aspects of how we perceive the world around us, says a US study. “Our results show that emotion and perception are not fully dissociable in the mind,” says study co-author and Emory University psychologist Stella Lourenco. “Fe...

 
Italian lady bequeathes $2.5 mn to her dog

Rome, Oct 22: An Italian lady has given away all her property worth about 2 million euros ($2.5 million) to her beloved dog. The 84-year-old woman, living in Caserta town with her daughter and several grandchildren, has made the will stating her mongrel dog called Kikko will inherit two apartments, several land estates and also bank accounts. The old woman has decided this soon after her husband&r...

 
Russian boxer beats man to death

Moscow, Oct 22: An amateur Russian boxer faces 15 years in prison on suspicion of beating a man to death outside a nightclub, police said on Monday. The body of a man in his late 20s was found with facial bruising outside a club in the town of Kamensk-Uralsky on early Sunday, police spokesman Valery Gorelykh said. Police studying security camera footage found the suspect of the killing to be a 22-...

 
Pakistan asks Afghanistan to extradite Malala's attacker

Islamabad, Oct 22: Pakistan has sought extradition of Mullah Fazlullah, a militant commander who planned the attack on teenager Malala Yousafzai and is believed to be hiding in Afghanistan. Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has demanded Fazlullah’s extradition during her meeting with US special envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan Mark Grossman. Grossman was told that Fazlullah was involved in...

 
I'd be at Microsoft if no Facebook: Zuckerberg

London, Oct 22: Mark Zuckerberg has opened up about his startup experience and said that if Facebook hadn’t happened, he would have probably landed at Microsoft. The social networking mogul shared his experience in a talk at Startup School, the annual conference for entrepreneurs and computer hackers at Stanford University, the Daily Mail reported on Monday. Even though Facebook boasts one b...

 
Israel not informed about US-Iran talks: Netanyahu

Jerusalem, Oct 22: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday his country was not aware of any talks between the US and Iran, Xinhua reported. The comments came after The New York Times reported the US and Iran had agreed to hold one-on-one talks.  Both sides were set for talks to negotiate Tehran's nuclear power and put an end to the rift between Iran and the Western powers, th...

 
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 Arunachal News
Police fire in air at Palin, one hurt
Insurgency in Arunachal linked with Naga issue: Governor
Tibetan delegation seeks support
Kenglang selected for posthumous award
 Meghalaya News
Private candidates spoil pass percentage
CMJ University authorities cry foul over Governor’s action
Congress–led KHUDA is intact: Syiem
KHADC to table village administration bill
 Northeast News
Manipur, Mizoram governments to honour Everesters
 Cachar News
Anwar to create a fit society
BSF apprehends militants with arms and explosive
Villagers lay siege of sub–division office
 National News
Bollywood goes overboard with Cannes fashion?
Amar Singh cuts sorry figure at PM residence
Dalai Lama’s website to go Hindi
Government seeking highest probity in defence deals, says PM
 International News
Obesity in children linked to parents’ marital status
China hasn’t used Pakistan against India
Indian–origin boy wins 2013 National Geographic contest
London attack: Hunt on for terror clues
 State-1
Team of Bar Council of India visit DU
Construction of four toilet blocks at Bordubi
International Biodiversity Day observed
NSPA congratulates HS and HSLC toppers
 State-2
PB Daulpukhuripar Girls’ High School’s HSLC results brings laurel
Six rank holder students felicitated in Nalbari
NH 52 blockade at Mangaldai, DC’s initiative for road safety measures
 Local Sports
Inter School Team Chess begins
GTC Chess GP on May 26
 Sports
Noose tightens around Gurunath, umpire Rauf removed
Chandila got Rs.12 lakh for spot fixing in 2012 IPL
Delhi Police seek details of Sreesanth seizures
I hang my head in shame, says sports minister
 Editorial
New CAG
Government exempts excise duty on indigenous goods
For one under pressure, Manmohan is confidence personified
Letters to the Editor
 Op-Ed (Sunday)
Crimes against children
India’s bleeding insurgencies: Lessons from Latin America
Hijab in North East Indian Muslim Women and Empowerment of Womenfolk through Conscious Measures
 
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