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New Delhi: With just 48 hours left for death row convict Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya, officials in Delhi are making frantic efforts for a stay on her execution in Yemen. All possibilities, including engaging Iran, an ally of Houthis (the rebel group controls key portions of northern and western Yemen, including the jail where Nimisha Priya is lodged), are being explored, Times Now has learnt.
Bengaluru: After Delhi, nearly 40 schools in Bengaluru received bomb threats via e-mail on Friday morning, leading to panic among students, teachers and parents. Police teams have rushed to all locations and search operations are underway. Schools in R R Nagar and Kengeri were among those targeted, the police said. Cyber experts are making all efforts to trace the sender of the mail. Sources revealed that the sender could be suffering from mental health issues. In the mail, he has spoken about how psychiatrists or psychologists were unable to cure him. The sender also said that a/he would ta ...Read More >