TRIPOLI: Unidentified war planes flew over the Libyan capital Tripoli early on Monday and explosions could be heard, residents said.

Kota. Kota Law and Government College students today have different demands while performing uproar. Law college students under the banner of ABVP and students in the principal room, complaining of manipulation performance applications.

Kota. Participation in the freedom struggle of the country following the life of a freedom fighter who dedicated his body Mohanlal Gupta was also named the country's leaders

NEW DELHI: Elevating cleanliness and sanitation in the hierarchy of concerns facing the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday stressed on making every town and village litter-free and building separate toilets for girls in every school.

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday declared that he would like to run the country on the basis of consensus and not on majority in Parliament and called for a 10-year moratorium on caste and communal violence in the country.

NEW DELHI: Despite the maximum threat perception any head of state has ever faced, Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to do-away with the bullet-proof glass enclosure for giving his maiden speech from the ramparts of the historic Red Fort. While it came as a surprise for most, sources in the intelligence and security agencies say the decision was taken two weeks ago and adequate arrangements had been made to keep the prime minister safe.

 NEW DELHI: The PM on Friday made a strong push for deepening the manufacturing sector to create jobs and gave a "come and make in India" call to investors

 The Palestinian interior ministry in Gaza accused Israel on Friday of a cross-border shooting in violation of a truce that has largely held since getting off to a shaky start on Thursday.

MAIDUGURI (Nigeria): Nigeria's Boko Haram militant group kidnapped 100 people earlier this month but most were freed by security forces from neighbouring Chad, a Nigerian security official and a local self-defense member said today.

MASON: Roger Federer still has his touch in Cincinnati.