Delhi High Court pulls up municipal bodies, says Nepal-like earthquake will lead to death of lakhs

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday rapped the city's municipal corporations for "dereliction of duty" and allowing buildings to come up without complying with regulations saying it may result in death of lakhs of people if an earthquake, like that in Nepal, occurs here.

Coalition conundrums of British politics as United Kingdom goes to polls

London: This year marks the 750 years of the first sitting of British parliament and 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta. Over the years, many countries have referred to and borrowed from the Westminster Model of representative democracy while drafting their constitutions; adapting to the needs and requirements of their respective demographics.

UK Royal Baby's Father Lists Occupation as 'Prince of United Kingdom'

Britain's Prince William looks towards his wife Kate as they show their newly-born daughter to the media outside the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital in London. (AFP)

Ajimobi vows to deal with Ladoja if he misbehaves

                                                  Governor Abiola Ajimobi
Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo state has warned that his administration would not tolerate any form of violence from Senator Rasheed Ladoja, the Accord Party governorship candidate who lost to him in last election, stressing that, the full weight of law would be used to deal with him if he misbehaves.

I’ll deal with Senator Ladoja if he misbehaves – Angry Gov. Ajimobi talks tough

Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo state has warned that his administration would not tolerate any form of violence from Senator Rasheed Ladoja,

Victoria to investigate foreign worker exploitation in Australia

Exploited workers are allegedly being used across Australia to pick fruit and vegetables 

An Australian government inquiry is to investigate labour exploitation following revelations of widespread abuse of foreign workers.

Bill Clinton Defends His Foundation's Foreign Money

Bill Clinton says he has no regrets about taking millions in foreign cash for his foundation — even though the donations have caused a political headache for Hillary Clinton as she tries to follow him into the Oval Office.