www.panasianbiz.com writes : “The Jharkhand High Court has asked the school, which is run by the Ministry of Defence, to explain the incidents by November 21.
First, a student is seen hitting young children crouched up in a line. Later, another student uses a belt to strike a student seven times. During the clip, references by those filming the incidents to posting the video on YouTube can be heard. No teachers can be seen on camera.”

The Education Secretary is visiting the school today; officials at the school have said they will take strict action against students found guilty. The state government is also investigating the assault, which reportedly took place a year ago.

She has been remanded to police custody till November 21. 

A group of women in a Maguindano village of the Philippines, refused sex to their spouses to end a longstanding clan feud.

The women in the small town who had a sewing business, were very frustrated for not being able to transport their work due to the road being closed. So, they withheld sex. The sex strike, also known as “tigil pagtatalik,” reopened the village road that had resulted in rationing.

Lengs Kupong, a leader and an unlucky husband to one of the striking women, warned that couples may separate, but that’s clearly more enticing than the idea of constant feuding between clans.

The Imam Council of the Philippines Chairman Alim Bashar said what they were doing was acceptable, despite Koranic law explaining in detail how a woman should act toward her husband. The strike lasted a week before results were shown. We wish those poor, poor men all the best.

357 women clad in bikinis and pink visors walked one mile down the beach at Gold Coast in Australia to break the world record for the biggest bikini parade recently.

Employees of the Guinness Book of World Records oversaw the event and confirmed that the Cayman Islands’ previous record of 331 was broken here. Gold Coast Bulletin News spoke with Hannah Lindgren, a participant in the parade.

"The Gold Coast is all about beautiful women and beautiful beaches," she said. "It is the perfect place to hold the bikini parade." Organizers are hopeful that the parade will change public perception of Gold Coast as a crime capital. Predictably, the parade may have served as a distraction for some.

Sky News spoke with Australian lifeguards on duty. "We’ve been trying to watch the water… but we have been having difficulty patrolling the beach," one reportedly said.

Four "overdressed" women were disqualified.

1. Attention seeker – When men talk too much about themselves and do not concentrate or bother about what women say, such a behavior turns off women.

2. Flirty – Women get upset with men who get caught glancing at other hot chicks who pass by. This behavior of men is not at all acceptable by women. Women tend to be possessive about their men.

3. Mama’s boy – It is good to have a good relationship with your mom, but women do not really go for men who rely on their mothers too much and go beyond their lines. It is important to create boundaries with the family.

4. Boyish behavior – Women like men who are mature in their actions as well as thoughts. Earlier, it might not bother them but at a point they would expect their boys to grow up and become men.

5. Dishonesty – Many women complain that men earlier make promises that they are all set for a commitment, but then back out. Women appreciate men who are honest to their words and do what they promise.

Edwards wore a blue suit, while his new wife wore a cream-colored, knee-length, strapless dress.

"People who don’t know me don’t know what a wonderful, pleasant, modest fellow I am," Edwards said when asked how a man his age managed to land a much-younger wife.

"The prison was in love with her — they used to watch her walk across the parking lot," Edwards said, laughing. "They made me the camp hero."

Grimes became Edwards’ third wife in what the governor said was a small, private ceremony earlier Friday at the hotel, with a few friends and family in attendance.

"It’s great, I’m very happy," the bride told reporters. She has posted wedding updates on her Facebook page, which does not list an occupation.

A reporter asked what the dress was made of and she said she didn’t know. Edwards, born and raised in Louisiana’s Cajun country, quipped: "It’s Italian silk, with a Cajun twist."

A policeman was knocked down by a driver in a stolen car in London, he jumped straight back up, chased the fleeing man and stopped him with a taser gun.

Police officer Dan Pascoe was standing at the door of his patrol car when Adamson crashed into it. Pascoe was knocked off his feet by the impact, but immediately jumped up and chased after Adamson, who abandoned the BMW a few meters away and ran off. Pascoe stopped him by firing a stun gun.

Police spokesman James Baker said Tuesday the incident was filmed by a video camera attached to another police car.

Adamson, 29, was jailed last week for 23 months for dangerous driving and resisting arrest.

The city council of South America’s largest city, Sao Paulo, has adopted a legislation asking for a Heterosexual Pride Day to be celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of each year in December.

Carlos Apolinario, The legislation’s author, said the idea is "not anti-gay but a protest against the privileges the gay community enjoys."

As an example, he mentioned how Sao Paulo’s huge gay pride day parade is held every year on Paulista Avenue, one of the main thoroughfares in this city of 20 million people, while the March for Jesus organised by evangelical groups is not allowed on the same avenue.

"I respect gays and I am against any kind of aggression made against them," Apolinario said. "I have no trouble coexisting with gays as long as their behaviour is normal."

In a recent report, 260 gays were murdered last year in Brazil, up 113 % from five years earlier.

"Even an animal brought against its will to a new owner will run away. This is a case of a sensitive and educated girl, forced to marry against her wishes. I am proud of my son’s stand and support him wholeheartedly," said Nitesh’s father Anil Tyagi.

Tyagi has declared that Aarti was now his ‘daughter’. "Earlier, she was my daughter-in-law. Now, she is my second daughter. And my wife is equally happy to have her as a daughter," said Tyagi.

According to the family, Nitesh was initially engaged to be married to Aarti’s elder sister. "But the girl eloped with a trainee police sub-inspector before the marriage, which was scheduled for May 6. Aarti’s father, himself a sub-inspector with the Provincial Armed Constabulary in Rudrapur, told us that Nitesh should marry Aarti, to which we agreed. The wedding took place on May 6," said Tyagi.

"Aarti told my son that she had a lover whom she met during her graduation. They had even quietly married in a temple. Her family possibly drugged her on the night of the wedding. I had seen her weeping and unsteady on her feet," Tyagi said.

Brij Bihari, now 108 years old, has been released from the Gorakhpur jail. In 1987, when he was 84, Brij Bihari went on a killing spree. All his life, he had cherished one dream: to be mahant of Maharajganj’s Jagannath temple.

He was shifted to Gorakhpur district hospital a few days ago when he fell critically ill and doctors said his pulse rate was sinking.

The TOI writes : :Bihari’s target was Bhagwant Pandey’s son Ramanujdas, mahant of the Jagannath temple at the time.”

“Devotees had overruled Brij Bihari’s appointment as mahant and Ramanujdas got the job instead. So, Brij and 15 others killed him; three others also died in the fight.

Jail inmates knew Bihari’s crime was brutal, but he got sympathy because of his age: fellow inmates called him Baba. After he was admitted to district hospital on June 14, Bihari was helped by other patients with his daily ablutions, others ensured he got a steady supply of rice and pulses as he could not chew chapatis.

Bihari said he repented his craving for the mahant’s job and his act of revenge. He wanted to see his village before he died and was praying to the same God he had killed for, 24 years ago.”