Tension prevailed in Agra on Friday after some religious comments on social media led to violence between two communities the previous day.


Social media post leads to violence in Agra


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Two British journalists arrested in Turkey over terror charges have been freed, a media report said on Thursday.


British scribes freed from Turkish jail


Using state-of-art technology, an internet radio exhorting Kashmiris to rise against India has been launched.


Reminiscent of 1965, anti-India radio broadcast started on internet


The rising tensions between India and Pakistan on the Jammu and Kashmir border "could turn into a very dangerous one", a Pakistani daily warned on Thursday.


India-Pakistan tensions can become dangerous: Daily


Radio network 92.7 BIG FM Monday announced it has launched a new logo- a rectangular blue panel with its name while the 'big' is in a yellow circle in the centre.


92.7 BIG FM unveils new logo


The hacking scandal at Ashley Madison online dating service has claimed the job of the CEO of the site's parent company Avid Life Media.


Ashley Madison hacking costs parent CEO job


The Egyptian foreign ministry has summoned the British ambassador over comments he made regarding prison sentences handed down to three Al Jazeera journalists, the media reported.


British envoy summoned over Al Jazeera verdict remarks


UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has regretted the sentencing of three Al-Jazeera journalists by an Egyptian court, the organisation said in a statement on Sunday.


UN regrets sentencing of Al-Jazeera journalists


Mozambican journalist Paulo Machava, the editor of daily electronic newssheet "Diario de Noticias", was shot dead in the capital by unidentified assailants on Saturday, a media report said.


Journalist shot dead in Mozambique


With claims and counter-claims and new leads emerging in the investigation, the exact motive behind the Sheena Bora murder case remains shrouded in confusion, as investigators continued to probe different angles here on Saturday.


Sheena murder: With counter-claims, motive shrouded in mystery (Roundup)


In a startling development, police here in Maharashtra on Saturday admitted that no case was registered by them after the remains suspected to be of Sheena Bora were found from the murder site in forests near Pen in 2012.


Sheena murder: No police case registered after remains found in 2012


Germany has asked Facebook to remove "racist" anti-migrant posts from its website and apps amid a spate of violent anti-migrant protests in the country, the Telegraph reported.


Germany urges Facebook to remove racist posts


Washington, Aug 29 (IANS/EFE) The Associated Press has sued the US Justice Department over the FBI's failure to turn over public records related to its online impersonation of the media company during a 2007 sting operation.


AP sues US Justice Department over bogus news stories


As investigators waddled through an intriguing web of lies and deceit in the Sheena Bora murder case, Mumbai Police on Friday took Sanjeev Khanna, a prime accused and former husband of co-accused Indrani Mukherjea, to the spot where the young woman was killed three years ago. Khanna later cracked and confessed to his role in the crime.


Sheena murder: Khanna confesses, Mikhail submits evidence (Intro Roundup)


In a major breakthrough in the Sheena Bora murder case, one of the prime accused Sanjeev Khanna has cracked and confessed to his role in the crime, Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria said here late on Friday.


Sheena murder case: Khanna confesses


Former NewsX CEO Vir Sanghvi disclosed to India Today channel on Friday that Indrani Mukherjea, arrested for allegedly murdering her daughter Sheena Bora, had revealed to him that her stepfather molested her when she was young.


Indrani said stepfather molested her: Vir Sanghvi


A Mumbai court on Friday remanded Sanjeev Khanna, former husband of Indrani Mukherjea, arrested in connection with her daughter Sheena Bora's murder, in police custody till August 31.


Sheena murder: Police get Khanna's custody till August 31


San Francisco, Aug 28 (IANS/EFE) A billion users logged into social networking site Facebook on August 24 for the first time, founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said.


Facebook records one billion logins in a day


The Advertising Standards Authority of New Zealand is considering a complaint lodged with it against three local Indian media organisations over advertising the services of so-called "Hindu witch doctors" practising here


Indian media in New Zealand in soup over 'witch doctor' ads


Twitter and Facebook have suspended the accounts of Bryce Williams who posted online the videos of the killing of two TV journalists in Virginia.


Twitter, Facebook suspend Virginia shooter's accounts


A brother's tweet to Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj led to the rescue of his sister from human traffickers in United Arab Emirates (UAE), a media report here said.

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