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Barcelona want Rashford to stay – Sunday gossip

Barcelona want Rashford to stay – Sunday gossip **Premier League Transfer Speculation Heats Up as Summer Window Approaches** The summer transfer window is still several months away, but already, speculation is swirling around the futures of several high-profile players across Europe. Premier... read more »

11 tankers under U.S. sanctions defy blo...

11 tankers under U.S. sanctions defy blockade in Venezuela, satellite image...

11 tankers under U.S. sanctions defy blockade in Venezuela, satellite imagery indicates **Title: Sanctioned Tanker Activity Raises Concerns Over Enforcement in Venezuelan Waters** Recent maritime activity in the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean has ignited concerns regarding the effectiveness of U.S.... read more »

Oracle announces departure of two oldest...

Oracle announces departure of two oldest directors, narrowing board to 12

Oracle announces departure of two oldest directors, narrowing board to 12 **Oracle Streamlines Board with Departure of Long-Standing Directors** Redwood Shores, CA – In a move signaling a potential shift in strategic direction, Oracle Corporation has announced the departure of George Conrades and... read more »

The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday dismissed the petition of seer Shobhan Sarkar, who had sought directions to the Uttar Pradesh government and the district administration of Fatehpur for allowing excavations in a village where, he believed, huge reserves of gold lay buried. A Division Bench comprising Justices Ashok Bhushan and Vipin Sinha dismissed the petition of Sarkar with the remark "no case has been made out to grant any of the reliefs as claimed in the writ petition". Sarkar had claimed that there was a "hidden gold treasure of about 2,500 tonnes at the bank of river Ganga in village Adampur, Tehsil and District Fatehpur". He had also claimed that he was ready to bear the expenses for carrying out excavations at the site for which he had planned to involve experts from Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad and IIT-Kanpur. However, the court rejected the petition observing that Sarkar had "miserably failed to prove any of his right to claim any permission". Significantly, an excavation was carried out at a village in Unnao district recently following a similar claim made by Sarkar. The seer later on blamed the failure of the operation on his not being "invited" to the site by the excavators.
Huge bear that made its den under man�...

Huge bear that made its den under man's home for more than month final...

Huge bear that made its den under man's home for more than month finally evicted **Black Bear Relocated After Extended Habitation Beneath Residential Property** For weeks, Ken Johnson unknowingly shared his property with an uninvited, sizable guest: a black bear that had taken up residence... read more »

Wrong habits may cause sleepless nights

Wrong habits may cause sleepless nights

New York – Habits like reading a book or keeping your mouth minty fresh may affect your sleep. Huffingtonpost.com shares some of the habits that are likely to spoil a sound sleep: *... read more »

Goa governor concerned over rising crime against women

Goa governor concerned over rising crime against women

Panaji – An increase in crimes against women and children is a matter of concern, Goa Governor B.V Wanchoo said Tuesday in his New Year message. “There was an unfortunate... read more »

Sensex trades flat in pre-noon session

Sensex trades flat in pre-noon session

Mumbai – A benchmark index of Indian equities was trading flat at 21.81 points or 0.10 percent up during the pre-noon trade Tuesday. Good buying was observed in the oil and gas and... read more »

Wrong habits may cause sleepless nights

Fructose itself has no impact on heart disease: study

Toronto – Fructose, naturally found in fruit, vegetables and honey, is the sugar often blamed for the obesity epidemic and doctors the world over warn against having an excess of... read more »

Economy heading towards better times, no reason to despair : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh

PM to face press conference on January 3

New Delhi – Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will address a press conference at 11 a.m. on January 3 at the National Media Centre in central Delhi. Friday’s press conference will be Dr.... read more »