Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, October 17, 2017
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| Will never get over pain of losing Aarushi: Talwars |
| “Aarushi and Hemraj’s names were linked in this story. It was not only her parents who had been branded guilty but it was also Aarushi who was meted out the same treatment. Even Hemraj was held guilty. At this point, we can say none of them was guilty,” said Dinesh Talwar, brother of Rajesh Talwar. |
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| Fugitive arms dealer bought Vadra’s air tickets? |
| But Vadra denied any financial links with the arms dealer, who was under investigation, and there was nothing which could nail Vadra’s link with Bhandari, who fled to the UK. Bhandari paid for Vadra’s travel just when he was being investigated for his role in swinging a jet trainer deal for Swiss company Pilatus. |
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| Cidco officials, contractor under cops’ lens for woman biker death |
| Cidco officers and contractor doing the work of road levelling in Kharghar near Utsav Chowk have come under the scanner with the death of a woman, who was crushed to death when her bike skidded and was crushed by a hydra machine that was moving ahead just behind her Saturday evening. CCTV footage confirms the woman was crushed to death. |
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| No fodder for Kanha Upvan cattle after October 20 |
| The Kanha Upvan cattle will have no fodder to eat beyond October 20 as the supplier has given ultimatum to cease supply to the NGO ‘Jeevashraya Gaushala’ after Oct 20 because of the long standing debt. The NGO’s storage of fodder was about to end on October 12 when some donors came forward to convince the supplier and buy fodder for 2-3 more days. |
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| Huawei Y6 Pro (2017) launched: Price, specs and more |
| Chinese smartphone maker Huawei has launched a new variant of the Huawei Y6 (2017). Dubbed as the Y6 Pro (2017), this handset is listed on Amazon at EUR 189 (roughly Rs. 14,450) and is currently available in European markets of Germany, Italy and Fra… |
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| Germany beat Colombia to reach quarter-finals |
| Germany produced a combination of sublime skills and brute power as they laid bare Colombia’s defensive frailties with a clinical 4-0 victory in their pre-quarter-final match in the FIFA U-17 World Cup on Monday. |
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| IndiGo asks DIAL to reverse order on terminal shifting |
| IndiGo president Aditya Ghosh reiterated the airline’s stand in a letter to aviation secretary R N Choubey and Delhi International Airport Pvt Ltd (DIAL) CEO I P Rao. While GoAir will shift fully from T1 to T2 from October 29, SpiceJet has made it clear it will shift its flights to and from the three metros only if IndiGo does so. |
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