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JULY 31, 2013  BY  SAGARMEDIA UP woman IAS officer reports to Revenue board   Amid demands by opposition parties to revoke her suspension, IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal has reported to the Revenue Board, sources said on Wednesday.   Nagpal, who was suspended on 27 th  July night as Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Gautam Budh Nagar district, met the Revenue Board Chairman Jagan Mathews on Tuesday evening, they said.   28-year-old Nagpal, a 2009 batch IAS officer of Punjab cadre shifted to UP cadre in August last year, was suspended for demolishing a wall of a religious place but opposition allege that her crackdown on mining activities led to the suspension.   Nagpal was in news for curbing illegal mining activities in the district and got over two dozen FIR registered against those involved in illegal sand mining in G B Nagar.   Special flying squads were formed by the officer to stop the raging menace along Yamuna and Hindon rivers in western Uttar Pradesh.

India-born Mamnoon Hussain elected as Pakistan's 12th Prez India-born Mamnoon Hussain, a close aide of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, on Tuesday was elected as the 12th President of Pakistan and will replace incumbent Asif Ali Zardari in September. Hussain emerged as a clear winner in the one-sided contest with ex-judge Wajihuddin Ahmad of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf party, state media reported. Pakistan People's Party withdrew its candidate Raza Rabbani and boycotted the election in protest to the date of polls being changed. The polling started at 10.00 AM amidst tight security arrangements. Born in the historic city of Agra, Hussain, who belongs to an Urdu-speaking ethnic group that migrated from India during partition in 1947, was the candidate of ruling PML-N government. Over 1,000 members of the national parliament and four provincial assemblies cast their ballots to elect largely ceremonial head of the state. The office of the president is ceremonial i

News around the globe 30 07 2013  Taiwan defence minister resign Taiwan’s defense minister steps down Taiwan’s defense minister Kao Hua-chu has stepped down amid public furore over the alleged cover-up of a soldier’s death. Hung Chung-chiu died on July 4th while serving his term as a conscript. Hung was sent to confinement for bringing a mobile phone with a camera onto base. Officials acknowledged he died of heatstroke after being forced to do exercises without drinking water. Explosions rock city in Nigeria’s At least 15 people were killed in a series of explosions in a Christian area of the Nigerian city of Kano on Monday night. “In all bomb attacks 15 were killed,” a policeman in Kano told Reuters, asking not to be named. Meanwhile, a mortuary attendant at a local hospital had told AP that at least ten bodies were recovered from the scene following the attack – one of which appeared to have been planted in a parked Mercedes-Benz. “There is confusio

AN ARMED ROBBERY €40 MILLION WORTH JEWELS STOLEN IN CANNES IN THE FRENCH RIVIERA RESORT OF CANNES.  An armed man has robbed a jewelry exhibition in the French Riviera resort of Cannes on Sunday, escaping with jewels worth around 40 million euro ($53 million), media  reports. The investigators say the crime took place in broad daylight at the Carlton Hotel on the promenade in Cannes, which is well-known for its annual film festival. During the film festival this May, thieves stole jewelry worth $1.4 million that was due to be loaned to movie stars from another local hotel. Media agencies  Edit :  Edit Comments :  Leave a Comment »   Categories :  Uncategorized Polls open in Mali presidential election 28 07 2013 Malians have started casting votes for a new president, as polls have opened across the country. Twenty-seven candidates have wrapped up their campaigns amid a turbulent 18 months since the overthrow of the last democratically-elected government and Mali being p