A group of French school children on an exchange trip to Britain filmed an Indian-origin man after spotting him driving naked on a road linking Folkestone and Maidstone towns, a media report said.


Indian-origin man filmed driving naked in Britain


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The European Union (EU) will not close its borders for refugees, Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn of Luxembourg, which also holds the EU presidency, has said.


EU won't close its borders for refugees


US President Barack Obama has nominated the acting undersecretary of the Army Eric Fanning to be the next Army secretary, a media report said on Saturday.


Obama nominates gay man to lead US Army


To register their annoyance over the shortcomings in 'one rank one pension' scheme, the ex-servicemen are likely to skip a function to be hosted by President Pranab Mukherjee on September 22 to felicitate the 1965 war heroes.


Ex-servicemen may skip president's function on September 22


Union Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya on Friday said the central government was formulating a national policy for domestic workers to provide them social security.


National policy for domestic workers on anvil: Centre


The CBI on Friday told the Supreme Court that out of 30,81,873 NGOs in India, spread over 26 states and seven union territories, only about 10 percent have filed their income-expenditure statements.


Less than 10 percent NGOs have filed returns, CBI tells SC


The Himachal Pradesh High Court on Friday directed the Border Roads Organisation and the central government to file a status report in the ongoing operation to rescue three labourers trapped inside an under-construction tunnel.


Tunnel collapse: Himachal High Court seeks rescue report


With the help of social media - Whatsapp and Facebook - hundreds of Patna Women's College students joined a protest and forced police to lodge a case against a teacher who allegedly sexually harassed a student.


Patna Women's College students protest sexual harassment


In a fresh twist to the 2013 murder of deputy superintendent of police Zia-ul-Haq, a special CBI court has summoned Uttar Pradesh Minister Raghuraj Pratap Singh alias Raja Bhaiyya on October 3.


CBI court issues summons to Raja Bhaiyya, others


An additional district and sessions judge posted in Bulandshahr town of Uttar Pradesh died on Friday after suffering a cardiac arrest.


UP district judge dies in court after cardiac arrest


The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Indian army to spell out what was its approach and policy on batch parity in the promotion of commissioned officers in different wings - combat, support and services.


SC seeks army response on batch parity in officers promotion


Protest over 'One Rank, One Pension' scheme for ex-servicemen continued for the 95th day on Thursday, the veterans stepping up the agitation and appealing to former service chiefs not to take part in 1965 war commemoration functions.


OROP: Veterans ask ex-chiefs to boycott official functions


The Delhi High Court on Thursday pulled up the state government for not releasing on parole former Youth Congress leader Sushil Sharma, convicted for the murder of his wife Naina Sahni and disposing of her body in a restaurant tandoor.


Tandoor murder case: Delhi HC irate at no parole for convict


Protest over 'One Rank, One Pension' scheme for ex-servicemen continued for the 95th day on Thursday, and army veterans planned more rallies across the country.


OROP protest continues, more rallies planned


The Border Security Force (BSF) apprehended 69 illegal migrants, mostly Bangladeshis, and seized over 20 kg of narcotics in separates operations near the international border in West Bengal, an officer said on Thursday.


Bangladeshi migrants held, narcotics seized in Bengal


In a major setback to Central Bureau of Investigation Superintendent D.K. Barik, charge sheeted in a graft case, one of the accused has become approver in the case, sources said on Thursday.


Accused turns approver in bribery case against CBI officer


The National Human Rights Commission dismissed the Delhi government's response over why a student was left locked throughout the night in a school, and asked it to pay Rs.10,000 as relief to the victim.


NHRC orders cash relief to boy locked up in school


The Assam government has withdrawn a notification that banned Wai-Wai mimi ready-to-eat noodles and Wai-Wai 1-2-3 mini noodles in June, an official statement said on Thursday.


Assam withdraws ban on Wai-Wai noodles


Criminals are far more likely to acquire guns from family and acquaintances than through theft, says a study.


Criminals use social connections to acquire guns


Amid rising cases of dengue in the national capital, the Delhi High Court on Thursday sought status report from the central and Delhi governments on the steps they have taken to control the mosquito-borne tropical disease.


HC seeks report from Centre, Delhi government on dengue


The Delhi High Court on Wednesday suspended proceedings against Congress leader Sajjan Kumar in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case.

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