Bangladeshi woman whipped for failing to ‘prove’ child’s paternity
Team DainikDisha Dhaka, May 26 (Inditop) A young woman who could not ‘prove’ the paternity of her newborn child was whipped on…
Read MoreDasmunsi not in critical condition now, but progress slow: doctors
New Delhi, May 26 (Inditop) As the new government gets ready for work, Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, one of the stalwarts…
Read More500 Brit skinheads on rampage against Muslims
London, May 26 (Inditop): Hundreds of rioters rampaged through a town centre last night after a march against Muslim extremists,…
Read More40,000 railway passengers stranded in Punjab
Punjab, May 26 (Inditop): At least 40,000 train passengers have been left stranded inside and outside railway stations across Punjab…
Read MoreMurdered Brit teen Scarlett Keeling’s organs sent back to the UK
London, May 26 (Inditop): The mother of murdered British teen Scarlett Keeling has revealed that authorities in Goa have finally…
Read MorePeople not in favor of new privacy curbing Internet law in China
New Delhi, May 26 (Inditop): A new Internet law in China that demands netizens reveal their real names when online…
Read MoreZia doesn’t want Dhaka to get onto Asian Highway
Dhaka, May 26 (Inditop) Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Khaleda Zia has opposed the government’s move to join the Asian Highway,…
Read MoreSastre wins 16th stage of cycling race in Italy
Rome, May 26 (Inditop) Spaniard Carlos Sastre made a stunning late charge to win the 16th stage of the Giro…
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