• Hashish seized in Germany
  • Kashmir militant attack
  • Man commits suicide
  • Indian fishermen released
  • Cop commits suicide
  • 13 people held in China
  • London 'terror' attack
  • Pakistan bomb blast
  • Pall of gloom sets in at Sreesanth's Kerala home
  • FBI asked to track hate crimes against Sikhs

Hashish seized in Germany

A parcel containing two kg of hashish reportedly sent from India has been seized in Germany. The substance was found hidden inside beach tennis rackets mailed to an address in Italy, police said.

Kashmir militant attack

Three soldiers of the Rashtriya Rifles were killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district Friday while they were laying a cordon around a village where militants were reportedly hiding, an army official said.

Man commits suicide

An unemployed 64-year-old labourer in Italy's Sicily island died after setting himself alight, when he failed to repay a 10,000 euro loan and lost his home.

Indian fishermen released

Pakistan on Friday freed 45 India fishermen as a goodwill gesture, officials said.

Cop commits suicide

A policeman allegedly shot his wife dead at their home in the northern Italian town of Cadoneghe and then turned the handgun on himself, officials said.

13 people held in China

Thirteen people were arrested after taking part in a protest demanding transparency in the investigation of the mysterious death of a 22-year-old woman near a Beijing market, Chinese police said Wednesday.

London 'terror' attack

Two men carrying weapons brutally assaulted and killed a man, said to be a soldier, in Woolwich in southeast London Wednesday afternoon. The two attackers were later shot and injured by police. Prime Minister David Cameron said there were strong indications that it was a "terrorist incident".

Pakistan bomb blast

Islamabad, May 23 (IANS) Twelve people were killed in Pakistan's Quetta city Thursday when a car packed with 100 kg explosives blew up just as a vehicle carrying security personnel was passing by.

Pall of gloom sets in at Sreesanth's Kerala home

 A pall of gloom has set in at the house of S. Sreesanth here with his parents preferring to stay out of public glare following the cricketer's arrest for alleged spot fixing in Indian Premier League (IPL) matches.

FBI asked to track hate crimes against Sikhs

A bipartisan group of 23 lawmakers have asked the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to begin tracking hate crimes against Sikhs, the way it does for other communities.