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Twitter is testing a way to hide replies

New Delhi, July 13 (ANI): To help keep toxic or irrelevant tweets at bay, Twitter is testing a new feature that will allow users to hide replies to their tweets. In the official release, Twitter said that starting next week, users in Canada will see the option to hide replies to their tweets. To hide a reply to your tweet, simply tap on the down arrow on the reply and select 'Hide Reply'. If someone wants to see or engage with the hidden reply, they can tap on a grey icon that will appear above the replies section.

Juvenile detained for lewd calls to 40 women professors in Rajasthan's Jaipur

Jaipur (Rajasthan), July 13 (ANI): A minor has been detained in the case in which female professors of the Rajasthan University (RU) received lewd phone calls via Voice over Internet Protocol. While addressing a press conference in Rajasthan's Jaipur on Friday, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jaipur City (East) Rahul Jain said, "Accused was detained in Hisar, He used WiFi of the university where his father works to do this." Jaipur Police on Friday detained a teenager from Hisar in Haryana for allegedly making lewd internet generated calls to around 40 women professors of Rajasthan University. Police said it was acting on a July 3 complaint made by a woman professor who lodged a complaint in Mahesh Nagar police station in Jaipur about receiving lewd calls from unidentified numbers. She, however, said that caller was always the same person, police said in a statement. A police team constituted to probe the case said that during the course of the investigation, the team got to know t

'Jammu Darshan' bus service kicks off for city tour

Jammu (J-K), July 12 (ANI): The Department of Tourism along with private partner has started bus service 'Jammu Darshan' which will take tourists to popular destinations of Jammu. The tour will cover several tourist spots like Jio Potha Gath in Akhnoor, Ambaran Buddhist Monestery in Akhnoor, Suchetgarh Border, Bahu Fort, Hari Niwas Palace, Balidan Stambh. Tourists in Jammu welcomed the move.

Fire officials allegedly attacked by locals in Gurugram for turning up late

Gurugram (Haryana), Jul 12 (ANI): Locals in Haryana's Gurugram allegedly attacked the officials of fire department for arriving late with their vehicles on the site in DLF phase-3 where a transformer had caught fire. The transformer fire spread to the nearby parked vehicles whose owners allegedly attacked the officials and threw stones at fire truck. Isham Singh Kashyap, who is the District Fire Officer in Gurugram, denied any delay from their side and said the locals must've reached them via police control room.

Naxals torch vehicles in Latehar

Latehar (Jharkhand), July 12 (ANI): Naxals set fire to as many as 16 vehicles in Jharkhand's Latehar. According to the DIG Palamu range, Vipul Shukla, operations will be launched against the Naxals and police will get tougher on them. The DIG suspects Naxal-outfit Jharkhand Jan Mukti Parishad (JJMP) is behind the notorious activity.

K'taka political crisis: BJP using money power to bring down State Govts, alleges Rahul Gandhi

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), July 12 (ANI): Reacting on political developments in Karnataka, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slammed Bharatiya Janata Party and alleged that the party is misusing their power and money to sack the governments of opposition in states. He said, "BJP uses money to bring down state Governments, they have been doing that. We saw that in the North east and they (BJP) are trying to do same in Karnataka."

Mumbai: 18-month-old still untraceable, family demands Mayor's resignation

Mumbai, July 12 (ANI): 18-month-old Divyansh is still untraceable, and his family members are demanding Mumbai's mayor resignation. Speaking at press conference a family member said, "BMC in a statement said that search operation is underway by 40 NDRF team. There was no operation going on. I request to mediapersons don't spare them, think beyond the system." "Mumbai mayor must resign, if it happens such incidents will not repeat." Earlier Search and rescue operations are still being carried out by the BMC, NDRF, BMC, Mumbai Police and locals," he added later.

Delhi Police seize 800 kg of Cannabis worth over 2 Crore

New Delhi, Jul 12 (ANI): The Crime Branch of Delhi Police in a major success busted a drugs racket, and seized 800 kilograms 'Ganja' of fine quality. Police also arrested two people in connection with the case. Police had received a tip of a Ganja-laden truck of Nagaland number entering the state capital, and found the banned narcotic during checking of the vehicle.

Heavy rainfall leads to flood in Assam's Barpeta

Barpeta (Assam), July 12 (ANI): Heavy rainfall led to flood in Assam's Barpeta today. Water entered the houses, affecting the normal life. Due to incessant rainfall, several districts in Assam are affected. Situation is causing immense inconvenience to residents in the area.

People in Punjab don't want to relive the decade of 90s: DSGMC President

Amristar (Punjab), July 12: President of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee, Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that Pakistan will never be able to lure patriotic Punjabis into its designs of sabotaging the much awaited Kartarpur Corridor. Underscoring the massive loss Punjab suffered owing to Pak-backed militancy in the decade of 90s, Sirsa said that nobody in Punjab wants to relive that horrific time. While Islamabad is working overtime to subvert peace and harmony in India, its own people are reeling under a state of abject poverty. Sirsa suggested that Pakistan must focus on the health and education of its own people and not the damage of others, especially India. He also warned Pakistan of consequences if it dares to act against the interests of Sikhs. A report released recently by the intelligence agencies, after they nabbed a Pakistani spy in Punjab, had unveiled that Pakistan was constantly working on the plot of misusing the Kartarpur Corridor, once completed and operational. On

Rishikesh's iconic 'Lakshman Jhula' to be shut temporarily

Rishikesh (Uttarakhand), Jul 12 (ANI): The iconic 'Lakshman Jhula' bridge in Uttarakhand's Rishikesh has been ordered to be closed temporarily for public movement due to its dilapidated condition. Built in 1932, the bridge is unable to handle to the modern footfalls, and the bridge seems to be tilted to one side. Considering the possibilities of future casualties, the local administration has ordered for the temporary shutdown of the bridge.

10 Nigerian nationals escape from Noida jail

Meerut (UP), July 12 (ANI): 10 Nigerian nationals detained by Gautam Buddh Nagar police in Uttar Pradesh's Noida, escaped from jail on Thursday. Additional Director General of Police of Meerut zone, said "Some inmates escaped due to negligence of guard and some of them were later caught. Action being taken against staff whoever is responsible for it." Police on Wednesday detained as many as 60 foreign nationals who were reportedly living in India without valid travel documents. Named "Operation Clean 10", the drive carried out by Gautam Buddh Nagar Police was conducted to weed out foreign nationals living in the national capital region. According to officials who detained were either not in possession of valid travel documents or involved in criminal activities.

HD Kumaraswamy ready to seek trust vote in Assembly

Bengaluru, July 12 (ANI): Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy on Friday said that he is ready to seek the trust vote to prove his majority on the floor of the assembly. While talking to reporters, Kumaraswamy said, "Whatever issue is there, I will face on the floor of the house'. Earlier, in the first sitting of Monsoon session in Vidhana Soudha, HD Kumaraswamy asked Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar to fix a date and time for the same."

Pakistan violates ceasefire in J-K's Rajouri

Rajouri (J-K), July 12 (ANI): Pakistan once again violated the ceasefire in J-K's Rajouri. The incident took in Noushera sector. Mortar shells landed on some houses in Kalal village. No casualties have been reported so far.

K'taka political crisis: SC to hear matter on Tuesday, says Manu Singhvi

New Delhi, July 12 (ANI): Breather for HD Kumaraswamy-led Karnataka government as Supreme Court will hear the matter of rebel MLAs on Tuesday. Representing Karnataka Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar, Abhishek Manu Singhvi stated that it was a constitutional duty of the Speaker to ensure that mass resignations are voluntary and genuine.Singhvi argued that the disgruntled MLAs' intention in giving resignation is something different, and it is to avoid disqualification.

Actor Sameera Reddy welcomes baby girl!

New Delhi, July 12 (ANI): The 34-year-old shared the happy news on the photo-sharing site- Instagram with a picture of her daughter's little hand. The 'De Dana Dan' actor exuded excitement as she had been active in posting pictures from her underwater photo shoot showing her bump in a bikini. The photo shoot was Sameera's campaign 'Imperfectly Perfect', her small step towards making women love their bodies. In sharing one of her pictures from her underwater shoot, the actor wrote, "I want to thank you for supporting this campaign! I wanted to empower women to just love their bodies. And I'm so grateful for the positive feedback. I love you guys. You give me strength. We are all #imperfectlyperfect." She also shared a monochrome picture of her a day ago where she wrote, "Hello Bumpie we almost there." She has appeared in films like 'Maine Dil Tujhko Diya', 'Taxi No. 9 2 11', and 'Darna Mana Hai'.

CM Mamata holds 'Padayatra' to spread 'Save Water' awareness in Kolkata

Kolkata (WB), July 12 (ANI): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a massive "Padayatra" to spread 'save water- save life' awareness in Kolkata on Friday. School students, youth and NGOs also took to streets along with CM Mamata. According to NITI Aayog report India's 40% population will not have access to clean drinking water by 2030.

76-year-old man provides free auto-ambulance service in Delhi

New Delhi, July 12 (ANI): A 76-year-old former traffic warden runs 'auto ambulance' to provide free help to people injured in road accidents in Delhi. Harjinder Singh's auto stands on the busy roads of Delhi as his auto's back cover reads "Free ambulance for injured in road accidents" in red color. While speaking to ANI, Harjinder Singh said, "If I come across any accident victim, I rush him to the hospital, so that his life can be saved. On an average, I help 1 victim per day"

Rahul Gandhi appears before Ahmedabad court over defamation case by District Cooperative Bank

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Jul 12 (ANI): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today appeared before the Ahmedabad Metropolitan Court in connection with a criminal defamation case against him filed by Ahmedabad District Cooperative Bank and its chairman Ajay Patel. The defamation suit alleges that Congress leaders including Gandhi had falsely accused that the bank was involved in a scam to swap Rs 750 crore of scrapped notes with valid currency within five days of demonetisation in 2016.

Watch: RPF jawan saves woman from being crushed under train in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), July 12 (ANI): A Railway Protection Force (RPF) jawan saved a woman who fell off the platform as she was trying to board the train at Ahmedabad railway station yesterday. RPF jawns have proved time in again their attention towards passengers' safety.