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Electric vehicles can run for a distance of 120 to 500km, depending on the battery.

His defence lawyer Jerome Kennedy asked the judge to dismiss the charges on Jan. 9.

Editorial: Fiji Rugby Union's Bold Move To Control 7s Competitions Fiji Sun Online The Fiji Rugby Union must be commended for taking ownership and control in sanctioning sevens rugby tournaments

RACING fans got the surprise of their lives as they spotted two supporters having SEX on a rooftop as a race went past. The randy pair appeared to be having intercourse, with one man raising his arm proudly in the air and another bent over on his knees. The bizarre act was caught on camera […]

Women farmers share issues in industry Fiji Times TWO women sugarcane growers say female led farms are often disadvantaged and ignored by an industry that is dominated by males. Speaking at the Natio

Four Champions League winners medals, a La Liga title and Copa Del Rey. All these things make Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale one of the greatest ever, according to his former manager John Toshack.

Kumar said legal opinion was being sought if new quotas could be brought about in through executive order or Act passed in legislature.

NBC News' Yasmin Vossoughian gives the top stories for Monday, Jan. 21

A man accused of attempting to murder a woman thought to be his mother has appeared in court.

NEW DELHI: India is considering a plan to transfer cash to farmers to ease their financial burden instead of offering subsidies, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Victim ignored keepers and, after scaling a 12-ft perimeter wall, 'jumped inside' the lions' enclosure

Ayurveda suggests a handful of dietary practices that may come in handy to manage diabetes better.

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Gold rallied by ₹40 to ₹33,200 per 10 gram; Silver held steady at ₹40,100 per kg

THE winter transfer window is finally starting to liven up after a quiet couple of weeks. Arsenal are having problems in their backroom staff as they eye another former player, while Tottenham have been linked with a shock move for Andy Carroll to solve their striker crisis.

Hobart Hurricanes’ Matthew Wade slammed 84 runs off 49 balls and D’Arcy Short played second fiddle with an innings of 73 runs from 52 balls. Adelaide tried seven bowlers in the match and six of them returned with an economy rate of nine or over.

Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd on Monday said it would list the equipment finance business through a composite scheme of arrangement and amalgamation. The company would also augment the capital base of both the infrastructure finance and equipment finance businesses, Chairman and MD Hemant Kanoria told reporters here. Kanoria said Srei has decided to go for an IPO of the equipment finance vertical, for which it got approval in September last year. However, the IL&FS crisis led to the deferment of the decision, he said. Читать дальше...

WE recently saw Tim Vincent on Celebrity 5 Go Camping on Channel 5 as he showed up to help out. Here’s everything you need to know about the Welsh star including the TV series we have seen him in and his stint on Dancing on Ice. Who is Tim Vincent? Tom, born Tomity Russell Walker, is […]

Amazon has more than 100,000 robots in its warehouses, and so, naturally, needs to ensure that the machines play nice with human employees. The company’s latest solution to keep robo-human relations ticking over smoothly is what it calls the “Robotic Tech Vest” — a bit of kit that warehouse workers can wear to make them visible to nearby machines.

The independent journalists were making a report about the conference of the Kurapaty defenders.

Meet Taddy, a domestic short-haired cat from Philly that loves a good butt scratch. He loves it so much, it makes him meow like a car motor. Veterinary nurse Caitlyn Howell filmed Taddy’s odd reaction to having a matted patch of hair on his back scratched. Taddy, who at 23lbs is a whole lot of...

Rodrigo Duterte’s populist programmes threaten hard-won credit ratings

: Chennai's P Shyaam Nikhil and GM Maxim Lugovskoy of Russia were in joint lead with five points from five rounds in the 11th Chennai Open International Grand Master chess tournament here Monday. Sharing the third spot half a point behind the leaders with 4.5 points were GMs Luka Paichadze, Aleksej Aleksandrov (both Belarus), Erigaisi Arjun, Karthik Venkataraman (both India), among others. Games on the first and third boards ended in draws with Nguyen Van Huy and Paichadze Luka and Karthik... Читать дальше...

Is Dwaine Pretorius now favourite for the No 7 position for SA at the World Cup? Rob Houwing explains why this may be the case.