Ramdev predicts win for Modi in 2014 polls
Chicago: Yoga guru Ramdev on Sunday said that the BJP-led by Narendra Modi would come to power in the 2014 general elections. “It is 100 per cent certain that Narendra Modi will win,” Ramdev told reporters here after taking part in a rally marking September 28 as Swami Vivekananda Day in Illinois.
Soldier flies to Britain for Diana probe
london: Scotland Yard will be questioning a former British soldier who claims his unit had conspired to murder Princess Diana after he returned to Britain this week. Soldier N, as he is known to hide his identity, came out of hiding in the Middle East and flew in to Britain for inquiry, the Sunday Mirror claimed.
Nepal Army chief leaves for India visit
Kathmandu: Nepal’s Army Chief Gen Gaurav Shumsher Rana on Sunday left for India on a week-long official visit to boost military-to-military relations.
3 libyan army officers assassinated
Tripoli: A libyan security officer says unknown attackers have assassinated three Army officers in the eastern city of Benghazi.
‘bomber kills 27 at Iraq Shiite mosque’
Hilla (Iraq): A suicide bomber targeted mourners at a Shiite mosque south of Baghdad on Sudnay, killing 27 people, police and a doctor said, the latest in a series of funeral attacks. The attack against Al-Hussein Mosque in the Musayyib area wounded 27, the sources said.
US drone strike kills 4 militants in Pak
Islamabad/Peshawar: At least four suspected militants were killed when a US drone fired missiles on a compound in Pakistan’s restive North Waziristan region.
lanka not worried by Pillai’s deadline
Colombo: The Sri lankan Government on Sunday said it would not accept UN Rights Chief Navy Pillai’s deadline to make progress on its rights accountability record.
Another arrest made in Kenyan mall attack
Nairobi: Kenya’s Interior Minister says that another arrest has been made in connection with the deadly Westgate mall attack, which left 67 people dead in a four-day siege.
thousands rally against Taiwan’s prez
Taipei: Tens of thousands of Taiwanese were rallying on Sunday against President Ma Ying-jeou amid plummeting opinion polls and bipartisan anger over the wiretapping of legislators.