Last month as many offices were raided by the German authorities as part of an investigation into the insider trading, according to a spokeswoman for the state prosecutor’s office in Stuttgart, Credit Suisse’s headquarters in Germany was also raided. According to the German weekly magazine Continue Reading
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While the U.S. law enforcement agencies have been attempting to cut the networks of compromised computers used by cyber criminals, the National Security Agency has been hijacking the so-called botnets as a resource for spying. To inject computers with spying software, according to a slide which was leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, and […]Continue Reading
With a bit of an expansion in the industrial production and an ease in the consumer prices, India’s economy gave good news, giving some relief to the ruling coalition before next month’s general election. According to the data from statistics ministry, the improved consumer demand helped the industrial output expand by 0.1 percent on year […]Continue Reading
Holders Bayern Munich kept Arsenal at bay to reach the Champions League quarter-finals with a 3-1 aggregate win on Tuesday while Diego Costa scored twice as Atletico Madrid won 4-1 on the night to knock out AC Milan. Bayern, defending a 2-0 lead from the first leg, increased their grip on the last 16 tie […]Continue Reading
To help save newborns from infection, here is now an antiseptic gel known as “Navi Malam,” or chlorhexidine whichs applied to prevent umbilical cord infection, which happens to be a main cause behind the death of newborns in Nepal. After Sangita Shrestha, gave birth to her baby daughter at Dhulikhel hospital, a nurse applied the […]Continue Reading
India has curbed their plans to join hands in the major emerging market bond indexes which would require India to remove restrictions on the foreign capital inflow. Also a plan to look into joining the Euroclear which happens to be the world’s largest securities settlement system has also been put on halt until the next […]Continue Reading
Sapna is a 21-year-old woman from a lower-middle class family in the Nand Nagri area of eastern Delhi. Her face is scarred by acid. Last August, her 32-year-old relative hired men to throw it in her face as she returned from her part-time job as a helper at an adhesives factory. The relative was angry […]Continue Reading
An Indian navy officer died on Friday from a gas leak during shipyard work on a new destroyer, just two weeks after a fatal submarine accident prompted the resignation of the country’s naval chief. A navy spokesman said an unknown number of dock workers was also taken to hospital after being affected by a leak […]Continue Reading
The New York Times on Tuesday corrected a 161-year-old story about Solomon Northup, whose memoir was the basis for the Academy Award-winning movie “12 Years a Slave.” The January 20, 1853, article, headlined “The Kidnapping Case,” tells the story of Northup, a black man born free in the northern United States, who was kidnapped in […]Continue Reading
Due to Doha not implementing an agreement among the Gulf Arab countries to not to interfere in each others’ internal affairs, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain have announced that they are withdrawing their ambassadors from Qatar. The move which was conveyed in a joint statement by the three countries, is unprecedented […]Continue Reading



















