‘Golden age' of Opec has passed and Russia will not join cartel, says energy boss      

Your mother develops an amorous feeling for a bloke, attending your father's funeral. Your father's restless spirit insists on a traditional cremation at a crematorium of his choice. He rejects the modern alternative, for reasons of it seeming impersonal. What if that rascally crow refuses to peck at the rice balls? These and many more absurdities are thrown onto the audience through Satish Alekar's Mahanirvan.

Concerned by the number of near misses in the Indian skies, the aviation ministry has decided to apportion the Indian airspace into two categories to ensure focused monitoring by the Air Traffic Controllers' office.The airspace that commercial airliners use is between zero and 46,000 feet and this will be divided into lower airspace (up to 29,000 feet), and upper airspace (between 29,000 feet and 46,000 feet). This move will help in better monitoring of aircraft movement and improve the efficiency of Air Traffic Controllers (ATCOs) and make skies safer in the world's highest expanding market.The decision on bifurcation was taken at a meeting convened by aviation secretary RN Choubey on May 29 this year.Explaining the benefits of the bifurcation, a senior ATC official said that the move will reduce workload on ATCOs and help enhance efficiency as well as safety.64703955 “This bifurcation helps reduce load on ATCOs, as dedicated controllers can be assigned to guide flights overflying the Indian airspace or landing and taking off at Indian airports,” said a senior ATC official, who did not want to be identified.The official said that this will reduce load on ATCOs and go a long way to reduce the number of near misses, ...

Ace swimmer Virdhawal Khade continued his impressive form in the run-up to the Asian Games as he beat Olympic champion Joseph Schooling to clinch the gold in men's 100m freestyle at the Singapore National Swimming Championships on Friday.

iOS 10 reached 14.45% of eligible devices in the first 24 hours of its release. In comparison, iOS 9 was on 12.60% of eligible device within 24 hours of it being released for all users.

A favourable verdict from the court will give the agency powers to confiscate his assets worth about Rs 12,500 crore, including those in foreign countries. The confiscated properties will be owned by the Centre, which will appoint an administrator to dispose of the assets.