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Monday, 28 November 2016

Nabha jailbreak: How a Khalistani terrorist escaped from jail and reached Delhi

NEW DELHI: Khalistani Liberation Force (KLF) chief Harminder Singh Mintoo, who was nabbed from a Delhi railway station on Monday, had meticulously planned his escape from the Nabha jail in Punjab.

Harminder Singh Mintoo, along with 5 other gangsters, had escaped on Sunday morning after a group of armed men broke into the jail.

During his interrogation with Delhi Police's Special Cell, Mintoo has claimed that on the day of jail break, he and five others who escaped from jail were out in the open inside the jail premises as a Bhandara was being organised at the Gurudwara inside.

"As planned, they all reached near the exit gate of the jail at the time when the intruders in police uniform stormed the jail," said a senior officer.

Source:-timesofindia

Wednesday, 23 November 2016

Can Trump Continue to Bypass Press With Twitter in White House?

President-elect Donald Trump's routinely unpalatable relationship with the media was again on display Tuesday when he unmistakably panned The New York Times on Twitter before then sitting down with the stream that was one of his most worshiped centralizations of anger all through the fight.

It was just the latest in an advancement of wild scenes Trump has had with the press since his Election Day triumph and gives a see of how that relationship may make as he incites closer to expecting office.

A director at The Times said the paper was astounded to learn by structure for Trump's Tweets Tuesday morning that he had out of the blue crossed out a sorted out meeting happening as expected to battling that the "terms and conditions" were changed. In taking after tweets, Trump said the dispersing — which he has called "pummeling and raging" and harmed to sue — secured him with "a brilliant tone" before announcing the meeting was back on.

Source:- nbcnews

Monday, 21 November 2016

Banks Have Received $80 Billion In 500, 1000 Notes, Says RBI: 5 Points

NEW DELHI: The Reserve Bank of India today said banks have wound up 5.45 trillion rupees or 80 billion dollars in 500 and 1000 rupee notes from November 10 to 18, after the organization together pulled back high regard bills to discard diminish or untaxed money and fake coin.

Here are the 5 latest progressions in this basic issue:

1-The entire wires 5.12 trillion rupees ($75.1 billion) in bank stores and 33,000 crore rupees ($ 4.85 billion) in this way of old notes with new ones. The collusion had nullified 500 and 1000 rupee notes on November 8.

2-The national bank has additionally advanced a change of expressions today, in one, allowing banks to give borrowers an additional 60 days for repayment of hotel, auto, make and arranged credits under one crore.

3-The RBI said banks and fluctuating moneylenders will get an additional 60 days for seeing these credits as non-performing assets or substandard. The unwinding up will apply to right payable between November 1 and December 31, it said.

4-The RBI has in like way invigorated cash withdrawal rules for affiliations, saying overdraft and cash credit account holders can now pull go down to Rs. 50,000 in a week now.

5-It had earlier allowed starting late current record holders to pull back Rs. 50,000 in a week. The national bank said this would be considered records that have been operational all through the past three months. People can pull back Rs. 24,000 a week from their wind account.

Source:- NDTV