New Delhi, Nov 12 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be attending the 12th ASEAN -India Summit in Myanmar capital Nay Pyi Taw today. The Prime Minister arrived in Myanmar on Tuesday, following which he met with the country's President, Thein Sein. During their meeting, Prime Minister Modi and President Sein discussed the strengthening of ties between New Delhi and Nay Pyi Taw in the fields of culture, commerce and connectivity. Prime Minister Modi is also scheduled to meet with leaders of the East Asia Summit (EAS) nations during his visit.Nov 12, 2014
Mirpur, November 12: If the Pentagon report is not damaging enough to nail Pakistan on its continued support to terror & militant groups, we take you now to Mirpur in PoK, and show you how the ISI is making an all out effort to revive jihad in collusion & conspiracy with the terror & militant group.Nov 12, 2014
New Delhi, Nov 12 (ANI): India set up a ministry to promote alternative therapies such as yoga and traditional ayurveda medicine, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a mission to raise awareness and the appeal of home-grown health treatments. Modi has repeatedly called for greater use of India's health remedies and exercises, part of a push to promote traditional learning. During his first address at the United Nations in September, he encouraged more people to take up yoga and called for an International Yoga Day. Shripad Naik, who took charge of the ministry, said that the ministry would take forward the traditional ayurveda medicine to make India disease-free.Nov 12, 2014
New Delhi, Nov 12 (ANI): India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has alleged that many senior leaders of opposition Congress party had stashed black money not only abroad but also at home. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra, during a news briefing accused spokesperson of Congress party, Abhishek Manu Singhvi, of evading taxes and generating black money. Patra was reacting to the Income Tax Department's Settlement Commission move to slap Singhvi with a penalty of Rs. 56.57 crore, and its decision to add over Rs. 91.95 crore to his declared professional income for a period of three years. Patra said that the Income Tax department also contested Singhvi’s claim that he purchased laptops worth rupees five crore for his staff members over three financial years.Nov 12, 2014
Mumbai, Nov 12 (ANI): With just hours to go for the trust vote in the Maharashtra assembly, Shiv Sena on Wednesday said that the party will be voting against state Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who will be seeking vote of confidence in the state assembly today. Party leader Ramdas Kadam said that Uddhav Thackeray has decided to sit in opposition in Maharashtra. He said that Shiv Sena is trying its best to sort things out from past month, nut the BJP is not ready to change which ultimately resulted in this decision. Further, Kadam said that no party will leader take oath in cabinet and any decision on speaker election will be taken by party chief later in the day.Nov 12, 2014
Manipur, Nov 12 (ANI): Be it Arambam Bobby or Khundrakpam Pradipkumar - the state has produced many international level bodybuilders. People in Manipur have the passion to look smart and fit. And, this trend is now become a fashion statement for the young. In recent years, Fitness centres in Imphal city are mushrooming with the growing health consciousness among the people. There are over a dozen of fitness centres in Imphal, each having over 500 members. Apunba fitness center, run by a former muscleman Yumnam Hemlet, is one such centre equipped with latest equipments and has qualified fitness trainers. With a client list consisting of people from different age groups, the center is doing business of up to Rs.10 lakhs per month. Bodybuilding is extremely popular among Manipuri youth and the state has produced a number of world class bodybuilders. With this new trend of fitness centres, the youth in the region are increasingly becoming motivated to lead a healthy life and stay away from any bad habits.Nov 12, 2014
Srinagar, Nov 12 (ANI): Authorities beefed up restoration work of the parapet walls surrounding the scenic Dal Lake that were damaged after the worst flood in decades devastated Jammu and Kashmir. An engineer working on restoration, Nayeem Ahmad, said the damaged walls need to be repaired soon as the tourists feel unsafe to walk besides the lake. The tourism industry has again picked up after the disaster as tourists from across the world have started visiting the valley. The damaged parapet walls of the Dal Lake are making it difficult for tourists to enjoy the beauty as the walls made for sitting purpose can break anytime. The Dal Lake, often referred to as 'Srinagar jewel', is visited by millions of tourists every year and brings in huge profits for the boats rowers, famed houseboats and hotels around the lake. Kashmir is considered as one of the best tourism destinations in the country with the hospitality of the valley well-known that adds to the popularity of the tourism sector.Nov 12, 2014
Zambia's president Michael Sata was buried Tuesday with full honours at a state funeral following his death at a London hospital two weeks ago. Duration: 00:46Nov 12, 2014
Dutch experts and OSCE representatives visit the crash site of flight MH17 in east Ukraine where locals hand over documents thought to belong to passengers collected around the site. Duration: 00:54Nov 12, 2014
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday finally declared his bid for re-election after weeks of build-up, vowing to end the Boko Haram insurgency and build a more prosperous nation. Duration: 00:42Nov 12, 2014
Protesters angry at the alleged massacre of 43 Mexican students clashed with police and blocked access to Acapulco's airport Monday in the latest demonstration over a case that has repulsed the nation. Duration: 00:45Nov 12, 2014
At least 57 people, including 18 children, were killed when a passenger bus collided head-on with a goods truck on Tuesday in southern Pakistan. Duration: 00:31Nov 12, 2014
The President of Senegal arrived Tuesday in Ouagadougou to help end the crisis in Burkina Faso, where the army must quickly return power to civilians after the fall of the head of state Blaise Compaoré. Duration: 00:43Nov 12, 2014
The last ceramic poppy of 888,246 -- one for every British soldier who died in World War One -- was planted at the Tower of London on Tuesday as part of a unique installation commemorating 100 years since the start of The Great War. Duration: 01:39Nov 12, 2014
In one of the worst-hit rural corners of Sierra Leone, villagers struggle to contain the Ebola outbreak, patching together isolation centres with branches and bits of cloth. Duration: 01:55Nov 11, 2014
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