Daily Newsletter | Saturday, September 24, 2016 | | | Stop Baloch atrocities or face sanctions: EU to Pak | | Expressing solidarity with the people of Balochistan against Pakistan's atrocities, European Parliament vice president Ryszard Czarnecki has said the European Union may impose economic and political sanctions on Islamabad, if the Asian nation fails to stop human rights violation in the region. |
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| | MNS asks Pak artistes to leave India | | Amid tension in the wake of Uri terror attack, the MNS on Friday asked Pakistani artistes like Fawad Khan to leave immediately, failing which their shootings will be stalled. |
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| | Apple slashes prices of iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus by up to Rs 22,000 | | Apple has announced biggest-ever price drop for its smartphones in India. Under the new pricing, iPhone 6S (128GB), carying an MRP of Rs 82,000, will now be available at an MRP of Rs 60,000. iPhone 6s Plus (128GB) will now be available at an MRP of Rs 70,000, the smartphone too has received a price cut of Rs 22,000. Apple's 4-inch smartphone iPhone SE, too has got a price cut. The 64GB version of iPhone SE will now be available at Rs 44,000. |
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| | Devendra Jhajharia aims for treble in Tokyo 2020 | | The 35-year-old Devendra Jhajharia, a left-hand amputee, is the only para athlete from India to have won two gold medals in the Paralympics, the earlier one being the yellow metal he won in 2004 Athens. He is in no mood of slowing down and is aiming for a treble in the 2020 Tokyo Games. |
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| 1st Test: Williamson, Latham keep India at bay | | Tom Latham (56*) and Kane Williamson (66*) to get one better on India on Day 2 as the duo put on a clinic with an unbeaten 117-run stand for the second wicket to put New Zealand in a strong position at 152 for the loss of one wicket, in reply to India’s 318. |
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| | Indigo, GoAir made parties in Mallya case | | Indigo and GoAir airline on Friday filed objections to interim applications of the consortium of banks led by Oriental Bank of Commerce, which pleaded before the Debt Recovery Tribunal under garnishee proceedings to direct the budget carriers to deposit the money to be paid to Airbus with it instead of paying to the aircraft maker in the Vijay Mallya case. |
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| Sebi allows FPIs to directly trade in corporate bonds | | With an aim to deepen corporate bonds market by attracting more overseas funds, markets regulator Sebi today decided to allow well-regulated Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to trade directly trade in these securities without any broker. |
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