[wanabidii] Top Headlines: Azhar in custody, says Pakistan, puts talks ball in India court

Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, February 23, 2016 TOP HEADLINES MORE » Azhar in custody, says Pakistan, puts talks ball in India court Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif's adviser Sartaj Aziz told a news channel that Azhar has been in custody since January 14 in what is the first official confirmation of his detention by Islamabad. JNU standoff: Students won’t surrender Delhi Police had been claiming to be looking for them all over the country. It even questioned journalists who were covering the JNU row if they knew the whereabouts of five students accused of raising anti-India slogans on February 9. Full water supply in Delhi only after 2 weeks Water supply in the city is likely to take two weeks to be fully restored as Jat protesters have extensively damaged the Munak canal, Delhi's lifeline, which accounts for close to 45% of the supply, at several places. CITIES MORE » Resource gap: Naidu reminds Centre of promise Faced with resource crunch in taking forward his development agenda, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday reiterated his plea to the NDA government at the Centre to keep its word with respect to assistance as promised to the truncated state in line with the AP State Reorganisation Act, 2014. Bhopal’s popular campus adda trail Be it the cafeteria at the Oriental Group of Institutes or the lawn at TIT College, students in Bhopal have their own set of campus spots where they socialize, grab a bite, bond with the friends or even study, sometimes. Spring fashion hacks by city lasses With the onset of spring, city girls update their wardrobes and make sure they’ve identified all the trends of the season. TECH MORE » Reliance Jio ready to cover 80% India in second half of 2016: Mukesh Ambani Reliance Industries (RIL) chairman Mukesh Ambani has said that the telecom unit is “ready” to roll out its fourth-generation (4G) services. Comparison: LG G5 vs Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Apple iPhone 6S Korean smartphone giants LG and Samsung have announced their new flagship smartphones -- G5 and Samsung Galaxy S7. Make in India costs more than made in China: Aakash tablet maker Questioning the feasibility of Freedom 251, Datawind CEO trashed the explanation given by Noida-based Ringing Bells that domestic manufacturing have allowed them to offer the world’s cheapest smartphone for just Rs 251. SPORTS MORE » Asia Cup: Parthiv Patel to join Team India as Dhoni's back-up India ODI and T20I captain MS Dhoni suffered a muscle spasm in the back during a training session on Monday in Dhaka. The selection committee has named Parthiv Patel as the back-up wicketkeeper for the upcoming Asia Cup. Justice Mudgal to oversee DDCA's World T20 matches: HC DDCA will hold matches of the upcoming ICC World T20 under the supervision of Justice Mukul Mudgal (retd) whose intervention has helped resolving several contentious issues between the cricket body and others, Delhi high court said on Monday. India should keep winning habit going, says Shastri India are currently on a roll in Twenty20 cricket having routed Australia 3-0 and then registering a come-from-behind 2-1 win over Sri Lanka at home. BUSINESS MORE » Govt eyes Rs 5k cr from NTPC selloff The government will sell another 5% stake in the country's largest power producer NTPC on Tuesday in a bid to mop up over Rs 5,000 crore and try to reduce the massive shortfall in the disinvestment target. Nissan slaps notice to end Leyland JV The beleaguered joint venture (JV) for small trucks between Japanese auto major Nissan and Hinduja group flagship Ashok Leyland hit a nadir with Nissan issuing a termination of licence notice to one of their three JV companies, effectively sounding a death knell to the idea of growing the business together. Looking for change? Try your co’s job platform When employees need career advice, they usually turn to the HR manager or the immediate line manager. ENTERTAINMENT MORE » 'Pyaar ka punch...' for Kartik Aaryan It’s not uncommon for actors to be hounded by fans wherever they go. Priyanka Chopra: Mind over muscle Well, doing action scenes on screen is not just about looking tough. But also about being a toughie — physically, and mentally. Other Newsletters from TOI: Breaking News | Digest | Tech | Entertainment | Movie Reviews | Life & Style Unsubscribe | To manage your newsletter subscription settings, click here. Copyright 2016 Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights: Times Syndication Service