Popular Leicester music promoter passes away 21/09/2015 7:06 am Rupanjana Dutta The well-known music and concert promoter Tony (Tersame) Singh Pabla passed away in Leicester on Friday 11th September 2015.
Model found dead at home in Oldham 21/09/2015 10:53 am Rupanjana Dutta Nadia Menaz, 24, a model and mum of one, from Manchester was found hanging at her home in Oldham, five months after taking out a court order to stop her family allegedly forcing her into an arranged marriage, an inquest has heard.
હુડીની થવાની લાલચ: એન્ટની બ્રિટને મોતને હાથતાળી આપી 22/09/2015 12:21 pm Kamal Rao વેસ્ટ યોર્કશાયરના સ્લેથવાઇટ સ્પા ખાતે કબરમાં જીવતે જીવ સમાધી લેવાનો ખેલ કરનાર ૪૩ વર્ષના એસ્કેપોલોજીસ્ટ એન્ટોની બ્રિટનને માંડ માંડ જીવતા બચાવવા પડ્યા હતા. જો થોડીક સેકન્ડનું મોડુ થયું હોત તો બ્રિટનનું મોત નિશ્ચીત હતું.
યુએનમાં ભારતનું એક ‘વિરાટ કદમ’ 22/09/2015 1:43 pm Vikram Nayak ભારતીય રાજદ્વારીઓની મહેનત આખરે રંગ લાવી છે. યુનાઇટેડ નેશન્સની સિક્યુરિટી કાઉન્સિલના વિસ્તરણ માટે આવશ્યક ચર્ચાને બહાલી આપતો ઠરાવ મહાસભામાં મંજૂર થયો છે.
Reservation": A Catch 22 21/09/2015 6:05 pm Urja Patel C. B. Patel has clearly explained, how good intentioned reservation has grown into monster and its relation to campaign by PAAS. Please read carefully to understand ramifications affecting Patels/allies, Gujarat and nation.
Dengue fever 22/09/2015 5:13 am Urja Patel During the Dengue epidemic in Delhi I here in pen down my views for the authorities in Delhi to understand and do the needful at the earliest before the virus goes out of control. These days Delhi is engulfed by the Dengue the deadly of the deadliest viruses of the century. Men, women and children are dying of it every day. Most of the hospital beds are full of patients and the owners of the private nursing homes are filling their coffers.
India will give better returns on investments: Jaitley 23/09/2015 6:03 am K.K. Joseph "India will give better returns than many other countries," finance minister Arun Jaitley said while addressing investors and business leaders in Hong Kong.
Annie Zaidi: Never Playing People’s Games 22/09/2015 6:20 am Sunetra Senior The first ever South-Asian woman to get a level two coaching certificate from the Football Association and now coaching at the Leicester City Football Club’s Centre of Excellence, Annie has come a long way from when “kicking the ball was a form of escapism as a child who was suffering eczema.” The fact that Zaidi- and this is a name easily envisaged on the back of an England jersey (we’re just saying) - has booted certain social stereotypes is undeniably a feat, but what is more impressive is her vigour as an individual: “the pitch allows a space free of labels”, she continued, “your abilities are the primary focus. I have experienced a lot of sexism and racism in the industry but that’s just made me more determined.” Finding herself in several intimidating set-ups, such as being the only manager without a Y chromosome out of 400 in a Sunday League team, Zaidi knows what she is talking about. The Black and Asians Coaches Association also seemed to be in agreement when giving her a Chair in the organisation. Honest and energetic, Annie shows us what freedom is in 2015: not being afraid to move forward and only ever be yourself.