From Sainik School to Hizbul Mujahideen - the journey of Manan Wani

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From Sainik School to Hizbul Mujahideen - the journey of Manan Wani A profile of 27-year-old Wani as sketched by security agencies shows Wani was a brilliant student from the beginning and after his initial education, he went to prestigious Sainik School at Manasbal for completing his 11th and 12th class. Sunder Nursery in top 100 places to visit Come November 1, and Delhi's Sunder Nursery will cost Indian visitors Rs 30 and foreign nationals Rs 100 for admission. But that will be a small price to pay for what Time magazine calls the world's 100 greatest places to visit, stay in or dine at. Cocktails in the can at London's jail-themed bar Orange uniforms, gloomy cells and sadistic guards might not sound like the ideal ingredients for a fun night out, but "Alcotraz" cocktail bar believes London's drinkers are ready for some time in the cooler. WhatsApp hits the road with skits to stamp out fake news On a hot morning in Jaipur, an open truck painted in the signature lime-green colours of Facebook's WhatsApp messaging service pulls into a dusty lane, where five men spill out and begin to perform a skit. Saudi Arabia opens high-speed railway to public Saudi Arabia's new high-speed railway opened to the public on Thursday, whisking Muslim pilgrims and other travellers between Mecca and Medina, Islam's holiest cities. Child hunger 'serious' in India while its economy grows fast A global hunger index has been released showing about 20 percent of Indian children under age 5 suffer from acute under-nutrition in the same week the International Monetary Fund projected India to be the world's fastest-growing economy, exposing stark contrasts in the South Asian country. Differently-abled Punekar is a true inspiration This 24-year-old differently-abled marathoner, Javed Choudhari, has won hearts as he danced to his heart's content after completing the Pune Half Marathon Cambodia's 'Rubbish Man' schools children for trash The Coconut School is built almost entirely from recycled waste and is the brainchild of Ouk Vanday, nicknamed the Rubbish Man, a former hotel manager who dreams of a trash-free Cambodia. From 'problem child' to 'prodigy'? LSD turns 75 Lysergic acid diethylamide was labelled a "problem child" by the man who discovered its hallucinogenic properties in 1943: as it turns 75, the drug known as LSD may now be changing its image. Smart things to know about taxation of equity-oriented MFs According to AMFI, as per the current Income Tax rules, an "equity oriented fund" is a mutual fund scheme where funds are invested in equity shares in domestic companies to the extent of more than 65% of the total proceeds of such a fund.

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