Free J-K from family politics, says PM Modi

Free J-K from family politics, says PM ModiPoonch (J-K), Nov 28 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday urged the people of Jammu and Kashmir to make the state free of family politics.

"This family politics is a disease, you must make Jammu and Kashmir free of this family politics," said Prime Minister Modi while addressing a rally in Poonch district ahead of the second phase of assembly elections in the state.

He also said that funds allotted to the state from the Centre have not reached the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

Koirala says PM Modi has not put any pressure on Nepal to create new Constitution

Sushil KoiralaKathmandu, Nov. 28 : Prime Minister Sushil Koirala has clarified that India has not put any pressure on Nepal's leaders to reach a consensus on creating a new Constitution.

"As a neighbour, we need to take others' advice, but it's up to us to decide how to promulgate our Constitution," Kantipur Online quoted Koirala, as saying in response to a question posed to him during a press briefing on Thursday evening at the end of the 18th SAARC Summit.

Prime Minister Modi had said on Tuesday evening that the parties should avoid polarisation in the Constitution drafting process and there should be a minimum consensus.

Young believes Man U can still be on top

Ashley YoungLondon, November 28 : Manchester United midfielder Ashley Young believes that his team, who returned to top four by defeating Arsenal in their previous clash, could still topple league leaders Chelsea and aim for the title under the stewardship of Van Gaal.

Young said that the manager had asked them to break the top four, thus attempting to bring the club back to winning titles. According to him, Van Gaal has shown tremendous confidence on each player and wants to achieve massive things with the club, the Daily Star reported.

He further said that the team is leading in the right direction and they always come strong at the turn of the year.

Emily Blunt says Meryl Streep 'owes' her 'big time'

Emily BluntWashington, Nov 28 : Emily Blunt has revealed that Meryl Streep "owes" her "big time" as she saved her life .

The 31-year-old actress, who stars in the upcoming big-screen adaptation of 'Into the Woods' with Streep, said that they were rehearsing a scene where the 65-year-old actress playing the witch was supposed to jump onto the table with a cape and everything, Us Magazine reported.

Blunt added that Streep's foot got caught in her cape and people around just started to watch her slowly topple head-first toward the concrete floor.

Karisma Kapoor launches jewellery line in Mumbai

Karisma KapoorNew Delhi, Nov 28 : Karisma Kapoor has recently launched Sunita Shekhawat's jew

Pope Francis urges religious, political leaders to speak out against IS' violence

Pope FrancisJohannesburg, Nov 28 : Pope Francis has urged religious and political leaders, on t

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