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ممبئی: لیجنڈری اداکار اوم پوری کے پوسٹ مارٹم نے موت پر کئی شکوک و شبہات کو جنم دے دیا جس کے بعد ان کی ہارٹ اٹیک سے موت متنازع ہوگئی ہے۔
گزشتہ روز اچانک ہی عالمی شہرت یافتہ لیجنڈری اداکار اوم پوری ہارٹ اٹیک کے باعث انتقال کرگئے تھے جن کی موت نے بالی ووڈ کو سوگوار کردیا تھا لیکن اداکار کے پوسٹ مارٹم نے ان کی طبعی موت پر کئی سوالات چھوڑ دیئے ہیں اور اب موت کا معمہ حل کرنے کی کوشش کی جاری ہے۔
بھارتی میڈیا رپورٹس کے مطابق اداکار اوم پوری کی لاش گھر کے کچن کے قریب برہنہ حالت میں ملی تھی اور پوسٹ مارٹم میں ان کے سر پرڈیڑھ انچ گہرے زخم کا نشان اورسرمیں جگہ جگہ بلڈ کلاٹنگ پائی گئی ہے جس نے ان کی موت پر کئی قسم کے سوالوں کو جنم دے دیا ہے جب کہ موت سے ایک رات قبل اوم پوری ہدایت کار خالد قدوائی کے ہمراہ تھے جنہوں نے اداکار کی ان کی سابقہ اہلیہ نندتا پوری سے لڑائی کا انکشاف کیا تھا تاہم نندتا نے بالی ووڈ ہدایت کار خالد قدوائی اور اوم پوری کے ڈرائیورمشرا کو ان کی موت کا ذمہ دار ٹھہرایا ہے۔
پوسٹ مارٹم رپورٹ اور سابقہ اہلیہ کے الزام کے بعد پولیس نے لیجنڈری اداکار اوم پوری کی موت کی تحقیقات کا آغاز کردیا ہے اور ہدایت کارخالد قدوائی سے 2 گھنٹے تک تھانے میں تفتیش بھی کی جب کہ پولیس نے اداکار کے ڈرائیور سمیت آخری روز ان سے ملنے والے تمام افراد کو شامل تفتیش کرنے کا فیصلہ کیا ہے۔ ذرائع کا کہنا ہے کہ اوم پوری کے بیوی نندتا اور بیٹے ایشان کو بھی شامل تفتیش کیا جائے گا۔
واضح رہے کہ گزشتہ روز اداکار اوم پوری اپنے فلیٹ میں مردہ حالت میں پائے گئے تھے جن کی موت کا سبب ہارٹ اٹیک قرار دیاتھا۔
US election hacking: Putin 'sought to help' Trump
The unclassified report says the Russian leader
"ordered" a campaign aimed at influencing the election.
Moscow has not commented, but Russia has previously denied the
claims.
After being briefed on the findings, Mr Trump stopped short of
accusing Russia of interfering, saying only that the election outcome was not
affected.
Mr Trump later went on to
blame "gross negligence" by the Democratic National Committee for "allowing" the hacking to take place.
Following the report's findings, the US Department of Homeland
Security announced that voting machines and other election databases would be
classified as "critical infrastructure" and given more protection
from cyber-attacks.
The 25-page report says that the Kremlin developed a "clear
preference" for Mr Trump.
Russia's goals, the document added, were to "undermine
public faith" in the US democratic process and "denigrate" his
Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton, harming her electability and potential
presidency.
"We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an
influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election," it
said.
The unclassified version contained no detailed evidence of Mr
Putin's alleged role, but it said Russia's actions included:
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Hacking into the email
accounts of the Democratic National Committee and top Democrats;
§
Using intermediaries such
as WikiLeaks, DCLeaks.com and Guccifer 2.0 persona to release the information
acquired from the hackings;
§
Using state-funded
propaganda and paying social media users or "trolls" to make nasty
comments
The report says Mr Putin liked Mr Trump because he had vowed to
work with Russia and the Russian leader had had "many positive experiences
working with Western political leaders whose business interests made them more
disposed to deal with Russia, such as former Italian Prime Minister Silvio
Berlusconi and former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder".
In contrast, Mr Putin had blamed Mrs Clinton for inciting
anti-government protests in 2011 and early 2012 "and because he holds a
grudge for comments he almost certainly saw as disparaging him".
The identities of the Russian agents allegedly directly
responsible for the hack are known to US authorities but have not been released
publicly, reports say, citing intelligence sources.
The document, a cut-down version of the classified report
presented to President Barack Obama on Thursday, was released shortly after
intelligence chiefs briefed Mr Trump on their findings.
Since winning the
election on 8 November, Mr Trump has repeatedly questioned US intelligence
claims of Russian hacking. In a statement after the briefing, the president-elect
declined to single out Russia, but said he had "tremendous respect for the
work and service done" by those in the US intelligence community.
"While Russia, China, other countries, outside groups and
people are consistently trying to break through the cyber infrastructure of our
governmental institutions, businesses and organisations including the Democrat
National Committee, there was absolutely no effect on the outcome of the
election," he said.
"Whether it is our government, organisations, associations
or businesses we need to aggressively combat and stop cyber-attacks. I will
appoint a team to give me a plan within 90 days of taking office."
Carrie Fisher's ashes carried in Prozac-shaped urn
The
US actress, best known for her role as Princess Leia in the Star Wars films,
was frequently open about her experience of mental health issues.
"I
felt it was where she would want to be," her brother Todd Fisher said.
Fisher, 60, and Reynolds, 84, died within a day of each other
last month.
Following
the joint funeral service at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills, Los
Angeles, Todd Fisher said the giant pill in the shape of the anti-depressant
drug was chosen as the urn for his sister's ashes because it was one of
Carrie's "favourite possessions".
"She
loved it, and it was in her house, and Billie [Carrie Fisher's daughter] and I
felt it was where she would want to be," he said.
He
added that Fisher and her mother were now "together, and they will be
together here and in heaven".
Pakistan's debt to GDP ratio reaches all-time high
ISLAMABAD (News92world) -
Despite tall claims of breaking ‘beggar’s bowl’, Pakistan’s loan volume has
soared to all-time high of mammoth Rs23, 389 billion during Nawaz Sharif
regime.
Notes worth Rs1.20 billion were printed per day
during tenure of current government, quoted State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
Nawaz’s government borrowed Rs35, 00
billion in last one and a half year and an overall of Rs9, 000 billion in almost
four years.
At the end of Pakistan Peoples Party’s
(PPP) reign, total volume of loan was Rs14, 318 billion out of which Rs9, 522
billion was internal and Rs4, 800 billion was external.
Total volume of loan in 1971 was merely Rs30
billion which surged to Rs2, 946 billion in 1999 and further piled up to Rs6,
126 in 2008.
It may be recalled that debt to GDP ratio cannot exceed 60
percent mark but currently it is fluctuating at an alarming 69.8 percent which
stands against parameters set in 2005.
Published by: Dunya News
Pakistan to import cotton worth $1.50 billion
KARACHI (News92World) – According to an estimate, Pakistan
has to import 4 million cotton bales that
would cost as
many as $1.50 billion dollars owing to the declining production of cotton this
season.
This situation could worsen the economic situation as the
loans already and now imports of such significant amount can create problems
for the country’s economy.
It is pertinent to mention that the
economic growth was affected by 5% owing to the low production of cotton last
year.
On the other hand, the textile mill
owners have demanded that the government should decrease the import duty to 4%
on raw cotton.
It is also worth mentioning that the
cotton production increased by 11% compares to the last season, however the
production was still not sufficient for the current needs.
Published by DUnyia News
Five-star Man City demolish woeful West Ham
LONDON: Manchester City crushed West Ham United 5-0 to give
manager Pep Guardiola the perfect introduction to the FA Cup as they cruised
into the fourth round with a thumping victory at the London Stadium on Friday.
After taking the lead through Yaya Toure from the penalty spot,
the five-times winners swept their opponents away with devilish attacking
verve.
They survived a solitary scare when the hosts' Sofiane Feghouli
inexplicably shot wide from in front of an open goal, but went in at the break
with a 3-0 advantage after an own goal from Havard Nordtveit and an effort from
David Silva.
Sergio Aguero then flicked the ball home early in the second
half to become the third highest scorer in City's history and defender John
Stones netted his first for the club with a header from a corner with seven
minutes remaining.
Zidane wants to give Cristiano Ronaldo rest to keep him fresh
MADRID (AFP) - Real Madrid boss
Zinedine Zidane insists he will continue to periodically leave out four-time
world player of the year Cristiano Ronaldo to keep the Portuguese fresh for the
business end of the season.
Ronaldo has sat out Real s last two home games -- missing
the visit of Deportivo la Coruna in December and a 3-0 Copa del
Rey romp
over Sevilla on Wednesday.
Zidane
confirmed in midweek that Ronaldo will return for lowly Granada s visit to
the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday.
However, with Real potentially facing a marathon streak of 20
games across three competitions in the next three months, Zidane said
Ronaldo will have to accept being left on the sidelines from time to time.
"Cristiano is a very intelligent player," said Zidane
on Friday.
"My idea is that I want Cristiano to be in good condition
throughout the season. Having 20 games in 70 days, sometimes he will have to
rest.
"There is no problem. He always wants to play, but talking
is how you achieve things."
Zidane admitted towards the end of last season that he wished he
had taken better care of Ronaldo as the former Manchester United man missed key
matches in April, including a Champions League semi-final at Manchester City,
due to muscle fatigue injuries.
Despite his absence against Deportivo and Sevilla, Ronaldo was
still at the Bernabeu to support his teammates.
And Zidane hailed the leadership role the now 31-year-old
Ronaldo has adopted.
"He is a leader on and off the field. He is here before and
after the game, he is completely involved even when he doesn t play,"
added Zidane.
"Possibly you (the media) have noticed it less, but he has
a tremendous energy and he transmits that to the rest. He is a real
leader."
Younis wants to carry on playing for Pakistan
SYDNEY: Pakistan great Younis Khan says he wants to carry on
playing Test cricket for his country as he nears the summit of 10,000 Test
runs.
Younis, at 39, in the autumn of a trail-blazing 17-year playing
career, reached another milestone with his first century in Australia in the
current third Sydney match, makingh a Test hundred in 11 countries.
But Younis, who is just 36 runs away from becoming the first
Pakistani batsman to score 10,000 Test runs, said he wants to bat on for
Pakistan if "they want me."
"It all depends on my team and what they want. That´s the
main thing for me," Younis told reporters after scoring an unbeaten 175
for his 34th Test century at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
"It´s not about that I´m near 10,000 runs which will be a
big achievement as a Pakistani.
"If you see that list there is no Pakistani who has
achieved 10,000 runs so it all depends on my team and depend on PCB (Pakistan
Cricket Board) and how they want me.
Younis refused to be called Pakistan´s greatest batsman, despite
the weight of statistical evidence of his run scoring.
"I can´t feel that I´ll be the greatest Pakistani
(player)," he said.
"On that list you see Javed Miandad is there, Zaheer Abbas
is there. There are a lot of great players there. Inzamam (ul-Haq) is also there.
"I don´t feel I will be the greatest batsman ever for
Pakistan.
"But I want people and my critics and followers to know
that whenever I play, I play for my country and play for my team. That is more
important for me."
Younis said he was a "happy man" that he was able to
break through for his first century in Australia with his 334-ball batting epic
with 17 fours and three sixes.
"At least I have made a hundred in Australia because the
previous time I was out for 87 in the the 2004 Boxing Day Test (Melbourne).
Younis began the Australia series sluggishly with just a
half-century in his first four innings before he carried Pakistan´s first
innings in Sydney.
He said he had not done anything special to fight his way back
into form.
"If anyone criticises me, I take that very positively and I
respond through my performances," he said.
"At the same time I feel under a little bit of pressure as
well but I make myself calm and cool and this has worked for me.
Younis will be a key batsman as Pakistan attempt to salvage the
final Test, trailing by 409 runs with nine second innings remaining on
Saturday´s final day.
Published by: Geo TV
