Legacy of cruelty by Islamists should end: Bangladesh educationist
Dhaka, May 24: Bangladesh educationist Azad Chowdhury called for the banning of the country’s biggest Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, and blamed the organisation for misusing Islam and committing the wartime atrocities during the 1971 liberation war.
Three large explosions, gunfire near Indian embassy in Kabul
Kabul (Afghanistan), May 24: At least three explosions were reported from an area close to the Indian Embassy here on Friday, though there was no information of human casualties, if any.
Homeland Security bulletin warns 3-D printed gun plans may be ‘impossible’ to access
Washington, May 24: The menace of 3-D printed guns has already spread far and it will be ‘impossible’ to stop the manufacturing of more guns, an intelligence bulletin has revealed.
Lincoln’s ‘life-saving note’ put up for 15000 dollars
Washington, May 24: Former American president Abraham Lincoln’s scribbled note ordering a disabled 14-year-old boy to be released from the Army in response to the boy’s father’s plea, has been put on sale at 15000 dollars as part of a rare collection of Lincoln’s children-related documents.
Suicide blast leaves 4 killed, several injured in NW Pakistan
Beijing, May 24 (Xinhua-ANI): At least four people were killed and several others injured when a suicide bomber hit a mosque in Pakistan’s northwest Peshawar city Friday afternoon, local media reported.
Afghanistan’s neighbours trying to split country: Karzai
Kabul, May 24: In a meeting with Afghan Interior Ministry officials, President Hamid Karzai has reportedly warned that neighbouring countries are trying to split the country.
Doctor using ‘spy watch’ to record himself abusing patients jailed for 12 yrs
London, May 24: A family doctor who used to record himself abusing female patients using a secret camera hidden inside his wristwatch, has been jailed for 12 years after admitting a string of sex charges.
NATO driver killed in Khyber Agency
Islamabad, May 24: One driver and his helper were killed, while another was injured, when gunmen opened fire on a convoy of NATO containers in a Khyber Agency.
Pak releases 45 Indian fishermen as goodwill gesture
Karachi, May 24: Pakistan has freed 45 Indian fishermen on humanitarian grounds as a goodwill gesture, officials have said.
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