Global terrorism becomes concern for the US president

Barack Obama's tension does not get diluted with the encounter of Osama Bin Laden.

But it has uplifted with the threatening numbers of terrorists of tehreek-e-talban.

Not only in Afghanistan but the terrorist outfits are uprooted round the globe.That is the remaining hot concern for the US president.



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Indian student shot dead by fellow students in America

In a grim incident in the US, an Indian student of the Boston University was dragged out of his hostel room and shot dead by his fellow students.

The student, K Sheshadri Rao, hailed from Odisha. He was pursuing MBA at the university.The victim's father, K Sudhakar Rao said Sheshadri was dragged out of his room allegedly by fellow students on Thursday night and shot.



Sheshadri was found dead in an adjoining park.The family further said that they were informed of the murder by the Indian Consul General only by Friday afternoon.

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98 tornadoes hit America in just 24 hours

FIVE people have been left dead after more than 100 tornadoes tore through the Midwest and Plains states of America.

Hardest hit was the north west Oklhoma town of Woodward where downed power lines had disabled the storm warning system.

There were at least 120 reports of tornadoes touching down over the weekend, mainly in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.

Woodward Mayor Roscoe Hill said sirens were apparently not working when the tornado hit. He said the sirens had been sounding loudly from storms yesterday afternoon.

In other parts of the country state officials in Iowa said a hospital in Creston had been damaged in high winds, but no injuries had been reported.



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