Новости за 22.09.2015

The derailment of the toy train coaches of the Kalka-Shimla heritage railway on September 13 notwithstanding, the enthusiasm of people for travelling in the toy train has not reduced at all.

But I can see one mirror is rather cracked and foggy, while the other has a sharp new reflection. It is up to the Shiv Sena now to polish up its image to suit the challenges of the times.

KKL-JNF’s greenXchange program brings young Israeli and German environmental professionals together to explore various ecological projects and to make a global impact.

Jesus Aparicio, a Spanish Roger Federer fan who recently came out of an 11-year-long coma, was rather shocked to find that his favourite tennis player was still in the hunt to add to his tally of majors.

On September 16, the day after Rosh Hashanah, Bavarian Minister of Agriculture and Forest Management Mr. Helmut Brunner planted an olive tree near the Kennedy Memorial in the Judean Hills.

Meat ban or not, the common man expects roti on his plate, writes the Maharashtra CM in his reply to Rajdeep Sardesai.

For Indore lad Aditya Kulkarni, the thrill and sense of accomplishment that comes from summiting is worth taking to the next level.

The new date for the Dental and Medical Admission Test 2015, will now be decided on the directions of the MP high court on Tuesday or Wednesday, said Association of Private Dental and Medical Colleges of Madhya Pradesh member Dr Ajay Goenka.

Muslim groups have demanded a ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol across Rajasthan from September 25 to 27 on the occasion of Eid, much in line with the curb on meat during Jain festivals.

'There is something reassuring about crime shows,’ says American bestselling author Michael Connelly; adding that he would love to set a plot in India featuring his detective Harry Bosch.

The South Carolina State football team gets a chance to catch its collective breath this week.

Search engine giant Google and online education company Udacity on Monday launched IT courses in India, branching outside the US to tap the country's millions of software developers scrambling for jobs.

Remember Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani? Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone seem to have reversed roles in Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha. The trio unveiled the first trailer of their next film on Tuesday evening with much fanfare. So Ranbir is the sweet-nice guy who needs a break from his routine life and this time Deepika is the saviour. The film is shot mainly in Corsica, France, Vasant Kunj, Hauz Khas Village and Cyber Hub (Gurgaon) in Delhi, Tamasha also brings Imtiaz Ali and Ranbir Kapoor back together after Rockstar. Читать дальше...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to hand over this year’s duty of speaking before the United Nations General Assembly to foreign minister Sushma Swaraj is not unusual. The then foreign minister, SM Krishna, standing in for Manmohan Singh in 2010 is one among many such cases.

Tens of thousands of refugees from Syria will find new homes in the United States. Alex Nowrasteh discusses the implications.