The Death Of A King

Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar, the scion of the Mysore royal family, died after a cardiac arrest in the city on Tuesday.

Wadiyar loved cars, sport and the arts; he even ran a fashion line to promote Mysore's ancient textile heritage -silk. Although his contribution to the state's development have been immense.

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Kid Butchered at City Rail Station

A suspected psychopath spread terror at the Secunderabad railway station, killing a six-yearold girl in broad daylight, before the eyes of several passengers and the child's relatives.

The assailant caught hold of the child while she was standing with her grandmother near the ticket counter on platform number 10.

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430 Sheep Die After Eating Poisonous Puffed Rice

More than 430 sheep died after consuming `poisonous' puffed rice here on Monday morning. According to shepherds, the animals were brought back to the City outskirts on Sunday evening.

Almost all 600 sheep belonging to Kondanna and Durgappa ate the pile of spoiled puffed rice found on the road-side.

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Delhi Turns too Hot

BJP president Rajnath Singh and PM candidate Narendra Modi have told party leaders not to attempt to form government in Delhi.

The AAP has already decided against staking claim, and there seems to be a scramble between the two to not form a government. Taken aback by the development, J&K CM Omar Abdullah tweeted on Monday.

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Election Results in Five States in the Speculative Market Leader Favorites

India, Rajasthan, madhyapradasa, Delhi, chattisagadha and Mizoram assembly election results are completed in the next 8 December.

What the BJP and the Congress party? Where will the government ? It has been forged from a speculative market .

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Road Rage 2 Africans Beat Biker On Flyover

A scuffle broke out on the Begumpet flyover on Thursday afternoon when two African nationals allegedly beat up a biker and tried to push him off the flyover.

The two men followed an IT professional, abused him and pulled him down from his bike, before punching him repeatedly in the face.

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David Cameron Focuses On Business During China Visit

Unlike his trip to Sri Lanka, where David Cameron raised the issue of human rights, the British Prime Minister strategically avoided an important issue during his visit to China.

Another upsetting incident was ban on a British journalist to attend a press conference.


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