Day: August 6, 2018

Srilaxmi has been working with paper from the age of six. Speaking to ‘News Today’, she says, “I remember making paper boats and jumping frogs. I always had a fascination for origami, but I began working on it only six years ago.”

Singapore’s charities watchdog today sacked the chairman of a century-old Hindu temple in Little India with immediate effect after an 11-month-long investigation found “severe mismanagement”.

Puducherry: Puducherry Lt Governor Kiran Bedi today hit back at Chief Minister V Narayanasamy for questioning her powers and said such statements were “hurting the speed of progress” of the union territory.

Even after suffering from Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) since birth, he has successfully learnt to say the day not for a mere hundred dates or so, but for 2000 years in total.

A 95-year-old woman injured in Greece’s deadliest fire last month died today, raising the death toll to 91, State agency ANA reported.

A cyberattack that breached 1.5 million health records in Singapore has been attributed to sophisticated cyber attackers who may be State-linked, a Cabinet minister said today.

Kasaragod: A 25-year-old activist of the CPI(M)’s youth wing was allegedly stabbed to death in Kerala’s Kasaragod district, police said today, prompting the state’s ruling Left party to accuse the RSS-BJP of being behind the killing.

To break the stereotype that women are not on a par with male drivers, Toyota, in association with their dealer Harsha Toyota, has launched its second driving school in the city and eighth in the country.

The young lad, who was part of Junior Super Kings coolly picked up nine wickets in nine matches played in Yorkshire (UK) recently.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s parliamentary committee officially nominated Imran Khan as the party’s prime ministerial candidate, according to a media report.