Last speaker of ancient language of Bo dies in India
The last speaker of an ancient language in India's Andaman Islands has died at the age of about 85, a leading linguist has told the BBC.
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Police used mild force to control the crowd which pelted stones, set a bus on fire and blocked the Delhi-Ghaziabad highway causing traffic jam and inconvenience to motorists.
Goa is facing flood fury. Two buses are trapped in flood waters on the Goa-Karnataka border in a place called Kudal, which is about 100 km from Goa.
Rumour mills are driving the psychologically battered residents of Kurnool to hillocks and to far off places. Three-fourths of the city has been vacated.
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A resolution of Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan would no longer satisfy Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and the terrorist outfit responsible for 26/11 and attack on Indian Parliament would continue to pose a serious threat.
Death came suddenly and swiftly, without giving any notice to former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy. The YSR chopper crash transcripts of the cockpit voice recorder (CVR), exclusively accessed by TOI, show there was absolutely no panic inside the chopper in its final moments.