Budapest: World football governing body FIFA's medical experts said they wanted a defibrillator at every game at FIFA tournaments as well as players to undergo medical exams before games to prevent on-pitch cardiac arrests. Speaking at a press conference after FIFA's second medical conference in Budapest, executive committee member Dr Michel D' Hooghe said: "The main word on the agenda of every medical conference is always prevention." The high number...
07:40 PM, May 26, 2012
French police commandos arrested 19 people suspected of radical Islamist activity in Friday morning raids in several cities including Toulouse, scene of the killings of seven people by an al Qaeda-inspired gunman earlier this month. President Nicolas Sarkozy, who is waging an uphill battle for re-election, said more raids would follow. "There will be further operations, allowing us to expel a number of people who have no business in the...
06:31 PM, Mar 30, 2012
Kolkata: Two days after hinting that the four accused in the alleged rape of a woman in Kolkata had alibis, the police have now arrested two of those accused. The police now say the victim was assaulted by the four men. The police also said that the victim was getting threatening phone calls since the case came to light. The U-turn by the police though raises questions about the state...
07:34 PM, Feb 18, 2012
New Delhi: In nationwide raids, NIA has arrested 14 people and smashed an international racket which involved in the smuggling and distribution of fake Indian currency notes being supplied by Pakistani agents through the porous Indo-Bangla and Indo-Nepal borders. According to a NIA spokesperson, there was information that few individuals belonging to Malda of West Bengal were engaged in organised smuggling and circulation of high quality and high value fakes...
09:09 PM, Jan 10, 2012
Phoenix: Two Arizona parents were arrested by sheriff's deputies after apparently posting pictures on Facebook that showed their children, an infant and a toddler, bound with duct tape, authorities said on Thursday. Coconino County deputies arrested Frankie Almuina, 20, and Kayla Almuina, 19, on suspicion of two counts of child abuse on Wednesday at their northern Arizona home after being alerted to the photos by an anonymous tip. The children,...
05:21 PM, Dec 30, 2011
New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has secured the first definite leads in the Delhi High Court blast case and the agency in now looking towards a core group of seven persons, who were behind the planning and execution of the blast that killed 13 people. The NIA has got the breakthrough after questioning two minors detained by the police for sending the terror e-mail, from a cyber cafe...
09:40 PM, Sep 14, 2011
Kuala Lumpur: Over 170 terrorists, mostly members of Jemaah Islamiyah, al-Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf and LTTE, have been arrested in Malaysia under the tough security law since 2001, a media report said today. A majority of those who have been detained are Jemaah Islamiyah members. However, there are only five who remain at the detention centre, the New Straits Times reported. One of the terrorists was identified as Fazdullah, said to...
02:07 PM, Jun 21, 2011
New Delhi: One of the accused in the rape case of a minor girl in Kannauj district of Uttar Pradesh was arrested on Sunday. The accused raped and then blinded the girl when she tried to resist their assault on her. The incident occurred on Saturday night and a case had been registered against the two men who were identified as Kuldeep and Niraj. The victim was admitted to a...
04:52 PM, Jun 19, 2011
Shillong: Two top NDFB militants, arrested along with three other cadres and a sympathizer in Meghalaya, have admitted their involvement in a number of killings and blasts in Assam, besides links with smaller militant groups, police said. Lachit Boro alias Langana confessed to have killed 26 people, including those in the serial strikes that the outfit carried out in western Assam districts, mainly in Sonitpur, killing more than 20 people...
02:41 PM, Feb 13, 2011
Sanaa: Yemeni security forces on Saturday arrested a woman believed to be involved in sending explosive packages bound for the United States, a security official said. The arrest was the first in the case, which has triggered an international security alert after two packages containing bombs - both sent from Yemen and addressed to synagogues in Chicago - were intercepted in Britain and Dubai. "National security forces have just been...
08:58 AM, Oct 31, 2010
All the four rebels were arrested by the joint forces personnel during their routine raids in the forest areas early on Friday. Arms and ammunition were recovered from them. ...
03:55 PM, Jul 23, 2010
The father was angry that the 5-yr-old son resembled his estranged wife. ...
05:06 PM, Oct 21, 2009
Alleged murderers took away Naina's ATM card, withdrew cash, say cops. ...
03:50 AM, Oct 17, 2009
Police looking for teenaged girls they suspect to be accomplices in attack. ...
06:14 PM, Sep 10, 2009
These men plotted to kill themselves and others in the name of their religion. ...
08:16 AM, Jul 28, 2009
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