Shahnawaz Khan, a 14-year-old who was being treated in a Peshawar hospital for two bullet wounds to his shoulder, said the attackers also engaged in sadistic games.
The Taliban gunmen who stormed a school yesterday in Pakistan's Peshawar killing 148 people, including 132 children, have been identified by the militant group.
Three swine flu deaths in 24 hours have set off alarm bells in the city and prompted health department officials to scour for more possible undetected cases and distribute anti-viral pills.
City schools plan to boost campus security in light of the terror attack on an army-run school in Peshawar. The measures include restricting entry, and conducting mock drills and regular security checks.
First-year medical student Jasimuddin, arrested on Tuesday night for involvement in the lynching of a disabled person in the hostel of NRS Medical College and Hospital on November 16, was produced in Sealdah court on Wednesday and remanded in police custody till December 24.
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Atletico de Kolkata got their act right in the nick of time to humble crowd favourites FC Goa 4-2 in tie-breaker and advance to the final of the inaugural ISL.
Sachin Tendulkar said the whole idea behind his writing a letter to AIBA was to save L Sarita Devi's career from ending abruptly after Asiad controversy.
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Constitutional Amendment Bill on Goods & Services Tax (GST), inching closer to the rollout of an ambitious indirect tax reform expected to raise revenues and boost growth.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to grant interim bail to Sahara group head Subrata Roy minutes after the company deposited 21 post-dated cheques with Sebi promising Rs 1,885 crore by June-end next year.
The demise of Kingfisher along with the virtual collapse of SpiceJet may prove to be a boon for other Indian carriers as the aviation ministry looks at a series of sops — ranging from a tax holiday to cheaper loans — that read like an industry wish-list.
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