Daily Newsletter | Saturday, November 14, 2015 | | | Paris attacks: World reacts in shock, solidarity | | World leaders responded with shock and pledges of solidarity for France following the killing of scores of people in attacks in Paris on Friday night, though there was little action any could immediately take. |
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| | Goonj’s Delhi office gutted in Diwali fire | | The warehouse of Goonj, which collects recyclable material for distribution and self-sustenance, was gutted in a raging fire that was started allegedly by a stray Diwali firecracker. Tons of material were gutted. |
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| Property dealer shot in Gurgaon petrol pump | | The bloodletting on Gurgaon’s streets showed no sign of a let-up as a property dealer was killed inside a petrol pump late on Tuesday, the latest in a series of brazen shootings in public places the city has witnessed since the firing on a gangster on MG Road July. |
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| Fancy Bazar fire destroys property worth crores | | The city's busy Fancy Bazar area will never look the same again. One of the biggest incidents of fire that broke out here late on Wednesday night has reduced the whole 'New Market' to ashes. |
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| | 24 things you didn't know iPhones could do | | Even though we use our iPhones all day every day, there are still a handful of features that are relatively unknown. Some of these features are buried in the Settings menu while others are hidden in plain sight. Plus, there are a few things Siri can do for you that you may not know about. |
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| Amazon looks to India learnings to cut costs | | More than two years on from its arrival in India, Amazon says it is now ready to apply some of the innovations applied here to markets including the United States, Mexico and Brazil. |
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| | DDCA members appear before panel | | Even as its president Sneh Prakash Bansal expressed optimism of hosting the final Test between India and South Africa here, 13 members of the DDCA appeared before a three-member probe committee which pointed out lapses including complaints of favoritism in selection of players at different levels by the state cricket body. |
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| | 'Swachh Bharat cess will help earmark funds for sanitation' | | Minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha has been busy implementing plans to deal with some of the pressure points in the economy. In an interview, the former banker discusses the government’s plans in the coming months, including the strategy to deal with reforms. |
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| Weak economic data grinds sensex to 6-week low | | A higher than expected retail inflation figure and a sharply lower than projected industrial production data, which were announced on Thursday, pulled the markets down on Friday with the sensex and nifty both diving below their six-week-low levels. |
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| Ola money to compete with Paytm, Freecharge | | Taxi-hailing service provider Ola has launched a dedicated mobile payments app, Ola Money, putting it in direct competition with Paytm and Freecharge, among others. Valued at $5 billion, Ola started life as a cab aggregator. |
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