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Western District of Oklahoma U.S. Attorney, Sanford Coats, said in a statement that the native of Oklahoma, Amarnath Bhandari (53), was sentenced to 30 months imprisonment.
He was also fined $20,000.
Bhandari was also ordered to compensate Medicare.
An order to seize some of his property was also given.
Dr. Bhandari had a license to practice in Oklahoma.
In March last year a federal jury had also charged him with the illegal distribution of controlled drugs.
This year in April a trial was held in the federal court in Oklahoma.
However, the jury did not reach a decision in the case.
Para-military forces have been deployed, from the forest to the town, for security purposes.
The forces are protecting polling stations in Bastar, Rajnandgaon and Dhamtari.
According to police officers, the Naxal operation is continuing at the border.
80 platoons have been deployed in the district as this a Naxal affected area.
All forces have come from their respective regions.
During the elections, intelligence reported the possibility of a Naxal attack.
An alert has been issued.
The forces have increased their searches and Naxal operations.
The CSP, Mohan Dubey, said security arrangements have been tightened for the festival, before the elections are held.
Armed paramilitary soldiers have been deployed at the Manav Mandir Chowk, Bharat Mata Chowk, Basantapur, Jaystamb Square, Imam Square and Ganj Chowk in the city.
Police are also carrying out patrols.
Simultaneously detention of goons is also being carried out.
Efforts are being made to avoid any untoward incident during the elections and Diwali.
Thereafter, he continued the maltreatment.
Furthermore, on the suspicion that she was pregnant, she was taken to hospital for an abortion.
Then he took her home and tried to make her drink poison.
When the minor's family proposed marriage with the youth, the youth's family physically abused them.
Police have registered a case against the youth, his brother and his parents.
According to the minor three years ago she met Gaurav, the son of Ramesh, a resident of Mallital.
He then lured her to his house and had sexual relations.
He then continued to mistreat her, constantly under threat.
Last October 18th he took Kishori away.
On the 21st he tried to kill her by giving her poison instead of medicine.
When the girl's condition deteriorated she was treated in the BD Pande Hospital.
Meanwhile, the family attempted to make them get married, but he refused.
Not only that, Anand the brother of the accused also was in a fight on Degree College Road.
Inspector B.D. Juyal said that on the basis of an investigation, a case has been filed under sections 276, 323, 506 against the youth Gaurav, his brother Anand, mother Kunti and father Prakash.
This case is being handled by the SI, Rajendra Kumar.
Thought travel agents were a thing of the past thanks to the internet?
Flight Centre seem to be bucking the trend.
The company has upgraded its full year profit forecast and is looking to record earnings from holidaymakers in Australia and the United Kingdom.
The travel company now expects its full year underlying profit before tax to be between $325 million and $340 million, compared with the $305 million to $315 million it previously forecast.
If the current guidance is achieved it will represent a 12 to 17 per cent growth on the record $290.4 million profit it achieved in 2011/12.
Managing director Graham Turner said Flight Centre had made 8 per cent profit in the first half and had started the second half strongly especially in Australian and UK non-business travel.
Year-to-date, our 10 countries are profitable and several are on track for record full-year earnings before interest and tax contributions, he said.
This includes Australia and the United Kingdom, which are typically our largest profit generators.
In Australia the leisure business rebounded during the second half which offset a slightly weaker domestic corporate travel market.
Similarly in the UK, Flight Centre's leisure business performed well while corporate clients were spending less.
Its US business had recovered its losses during its seasonally weaker first half and was expected to deliver its third consecutive full year profit.
Flight Centre shares were up 3c at $38.20 yesterday.
In a recent media report it was said that the NSA hacked into the data centres of Yahoo and Google for surveillance.
The Washington Post exposed this based on the documents collected by former NSA contractor, Edward Snowden.
According to the report, the NSA program was called Muscular, and was run together with their British counterpart - GCHQ.
Both agencies stole data passing through the vast network of fibre optic cables laid by Yahoo and Google.
On January 9th, 2013 the Washington Post reported, quoting a top secret document, that more than 18 million documents were stolen within just 3 days from the beginning of the program.
These included email, text, audio and video messages.
According to the Washington Post the program was run out of the U.S. and an anonymous telecommunications provider helped the NSA to access this information.
According to the newspaper it was much easier for the NSA to run the program outside the U.S. because in the U.S. such campaigns must have court orders.
During a press conference in Washington the NSA Chief, General Keith Alexander, denied these allegations saying, "As far as I know, this never happened.
The NSA has always gathered its information only within the framework of the law".
The NSA recently became a target after spying on the German Chancellor.
The United Nations said on Wednesday that the U.S. government has issued assurances that communications are not being monitored.
The U.S. also said that the United Nations communication system is not being monitored.
The BJP leader and prime ministerial candidate for Gujarat, Chief Minister Narendra Modi's most trusted aide, Amit Shah's brother arrived on Thursday afternoon in Gaya with his family.
District President Jainendra Kumar, National Convener of Non-conventional Energy Sources, Krishan Kumar Singh, Anil Singh an MLA of Hisua from Nawada, Anil Swami, Shyama Singh, Mukesh Kumar along with many other leaders were at Mr. Shah's private function.
District President Mr. Kumar said Mr. Shah, along with his family, went to worship and pray to Shaktipeeth's mother at the Kamakhya temple in Assam and arrived at Gaya Airport on a special plane.
Then they directly went to pay obeisance at the feet of the Shaktipeeth mother, Mangala Gauri.
After the worship and prayer at the Vishnupad temple he went back on a special plane.
District President Mr. Kumar said that, for security reasons, Mr. Shah's program had not been made public.
Schools urged to focus more on maths, spelling and grammar
English literature courses will require pupils to study at least one Shakespeare play, a 19th century novel, Romantic poetry and contemporary British fiction from 1914 onwards.
The exam will also feature "unseen texts" to encourage wider reading;
A combined English literature and language course will be scrapped.
From 2015, pupils will be required to take a standalone GCSE in language, with strong incentives to choose English literature as a separate qualification.
The Department for Education is due to release the new syllabuses in English and maths tomorrow - the first subjects to undergo a radical overhaul.
It will make changes in other core subjects next year.
In a separate move, Ofqual, the exams regulator, will unveil a shake-up of the structure of GCSEs, with a new grading system and less coursework.
Speaking in the summer, Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, said there was a "widespread consensus that we need to reform our examination system to restore public confidence," insisting GCSEs would be "more challenging, more ambitious and more rigorous."
Studies show that English schools devote less time to maths - 116 hours a year or three hours a week during term time - than in most countries.
By comparison, Australian schools provide an average of 143 hours a year and pupils do around 138 hours in Singapore.
While there will be no formal requirement to devote more of the timetable to maths, Coalition sources said the extensive maths GCSE - combined with more weighting for the subject in league tables - was likely to encourage schools to provide extra teaching.
The syllabus will place a greater focus on "real world problems," including financial mathematics.
The Supreme Court has refused to ban media reporting.
The Supreme Court said that they cannot ask the media to stop reporting information collected from the police or any other source.
Asaram's lawyer said that Asaram was being made out to be a kind of Dracula in this case.
In this case, the guidelines for reporting are in place but they are not being followed.
The Supreme Court said that there are several other options that could be used.
Asaram's lawyer said that there are thousands of newspapers and 100 news channels in the country, but specifically there were having problems with two channels.
These people were damaging his image and are guilty of one-sided reporting.
Asaram's rights should be protected in this case.
The Court refused to stop the media from reporting, but told Asaram's lawyer that they have other legal options which they may make use of.
Pawan Bansal attcked by the opposition's questions on Rail Gate, shocked the opposition by saying that he had not so much as looked at a women in the past 15 years.
After this everyone one was stunned and wondered where the issue of a woman had come from.
Maybe, Bansal was hinting at the family life of a Senior BJP leader and legislator.
Then, changing the subject, Bansal told the reporters that in the last parliamentary elections the BJP had sent a women after him and conspired to lodge a complaint against him, but that they had failed.
Addressing the reporters Bansal said that the CBI had interrogated him in the Rail Corruption case.
If he has called as a witness then it must only have been after a complete investigation.
Bansal said that, in the booth in question, he had only delivered a letter for a needy person.
If that is a crime, he would always commit the crime.
He said that it was not the corporation's constitutional right to raise the issue in the House, but he himself told the opposition to do so.
He said that as far as the developmental activities were concerned the opposition would be provided with a list of all the developmental activities of the last 15 years.
In Chandigarh they cannot imagine the way in which the development is taking place or will take place.

Western District of Oklahoma U.S. Attorney, Sanford Coats, said in a statement that the native of Oklahoma, Amarnath Bhandari (53), was sentenced to 30 months imprisonment.

He was also fined $20,000.

Bhandari was also ordered to compensate Medicare.

An order to seize some of his property was also given.

Dr. Bhandari had a license to practice in Oklahoma.

In March last year a federal jury had also charged him with the illegal distribution of controlled drugs.

This year in April a trial was held in the federal court in Oklahoma.

However, the jury did not reach a decision in the case.

Para-military forces have been deployed, from the forest to the town, for security purposes.

The forces are protecting polling stations in Bastar, Rajnandgaon and Dhamtari.

According to police officers, the Naxal operation is continuing at the border.

80 platoons have been deployed in the district as this a Naxal affected area.

All forces have come from their respective regions.

During the elections, intelligence reported the possibility of a Naxal attack.

An alert has been issued.

The forces have increased their searches and Naxal operations.

The CSP, Mohan Dubey, said security arrangements have been tightened for the festival, before the elections are held.

Armed paramilitary soldiers have been deployed at the Manav Mandir Chowk, Bharat Mata Chowk, Basantapur, Jaystamb Square, Imam Square and Ganj Chowk in the city.

Police are also carrying out patrols.

Simultaneously detention of goons is also being carried out.

Efforts are being made to avoid any untoward incident during the elections and Diwali.

Thereafter, he continued the maltreatment.

Furthermore, on the suspicion that she was pregnant, she was taken to hospital for an abortion.

Then he took her home and tried to make her drink poison.

When the minor's family proposed marriage with the youth, the youth's family physically abused them.

Police have registered a case against the youth, his brother and his parents.

According to the minor three years ago she met Gaurav, the son of Ramesh, a resident of Mallital.

He then lured her to his house and had sexual relations.

He then continued to mistreat her, constantly under threat.

Last October 18th he took Kishori away.

On the 21st he tried to kill her by giving her poison instead of medicine.

When the girl's condition deteriorated she was treated in the BD Pande Hospital.

Meanwhile, the family attempted to make them get married, but he refused.

Not only that, Anand the brother of the accused also was in a fight on Degree College Road.

Inspector B.D. Juyal said that on the basis of an investigation, a case has been filed under sections 276, 323, 506 against the youth Gaurav, his brother Anand, mother Kunti and father Prakash.

This case is being handled by the SI, Rajendra Kumar.

Thought travel agents were a thing of the past thanks to the internet?

Flight Centre seem to be bucking the trend.

The company has upgraded its full year profit forecast and is looking to record earnings from holidaymakers in Australia and the United Kingdom.

The travel company now expects its full year underlying profit before tax to be between $325 million and $340 million, compared with the $305 million to $315 million it previously forecast.

If the current guidance is achieved it will represent a 12 to 17 per cent growth on the record $290.4 million profit it achieved in 2011/12.

Managing director Graham Turner said Flight Centre had made 8 per cent profit in the first half and had started the second half strongly especially in Australian and UK non-business travel.

Year-to-date, our 10 countries are profitable and several are on track for record full-year earnings before interest and tax contributions, he said.

This includes Australia and the United Kingdom, which are typically our largest profit generators.

In Australia the leisure business rebounded during the second half which offset a slightly weaker domestic corporate travel market.

Similarly in the UK, Flight Centre's leisure business performed well while corporate clients were spending less.

Its US business had recovered its losses during its seasonally weaker first half and was expected to deliver its third consecutive full year profit.

Flight Centre shares were up 3c at $38.20 yesterday.

In a recent media report it was said that the NSA hacked into the data centres of Yahoo and Google for surveillance.

The Washington Post exposed this based on the documents collected by former NSA contractor, Edward Snowden.

According to the report, the NSA program was called Muscular, and was run together with their British counterpart - GCHQ.

Both agencies stole data passing through the vast network of fibre optic cables laid by Yahoo and Google.

On January 9th, 2013 the Washington Post reported, quoting a top secret document, that more than 18 million documents were stolen within just 3 days from the beginning of the program.

These included email, text, audio and video messages.

According to the Washington Post the program was run out of the U.S. and an anonymous telecommunications provider helped the NSA to access this information.

According to the newspaper it was much easier for the NSA to run the program outside the U.S. because in the U.S. such campaigns must have court orders.

During a press conference in Washington the NSA Chief, General Keith Alexander, denied these allegations saying, "As far as I know, this never happened.

The NSA has always gathered its information only within the framework of the law".

The NSA recently became a target after spying on the German Chancellor.

The United Nations said on Wednesday that the U.S. government has issued assurances that communications are not being monitored.

The U.S. also said that the United Nations communication system is not being monitored.

The BJP leader and prime ministerial candidate for Gujarat, Chief Minister Narendra Modi's most trusted aide, Amit Shah's brother arrived on Thursday afternoon in Gaya with his family.

District President Jainendra Kumar, National Convener of Non-conventional Energy Sources, Krishan Kumar Singh, Anil Singh an MLA of Hisua from Nawada, Anil Swami, Shyama Singh, Mukesh Kumar along with many other leaders were at Mr. Shah's private function.

District President Mr. Kumar said Mr. Shah, along with his family, went to worship and pray to Shaktipeeth's mother at the Kamakhya temple in Assam and arrived at Gaya Airport on a special plane.

Then they directly went to pay obeisance at the feet of the Shaktipeeth mother, Mangala Gauri.

After the worship and prayer at the Vishnupad temple he went back on a special plane.

District President Mr. Kumar said that, for security reasons, Mr. Shah's program had not been made public.

Schools urged to focus more on maths, spelling and grammar

English literature courses will require pupils to study at least one Shakespeare play, a 19th century novel, Romantic poetry and contemporary British fiction from 1914 onwards.

The exam will also feature "unseen texts" to encourage wider reading;

A combined English literature and language course will be scrapped.

From 2015, pupils will be required to take a standalone GCSE in language, with strong incentives to choose English literature as a separate qualification.

The Department for Education is due to release the new syllabuses in English and maths tomorrow - the first subjects to undergo a radical overhaul.

It will make changes in other core subjects next year.

In a separate move, Ofqual, the exams regulator, will unveil a shake-up of the structure of GCSEs, with a new grading system and less coursework.

Speaking in the summer, Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, said there was a "widespread consensus that we need to reform our examination system to restore public confidence," insisting GCSEs would be "more challenging, more ambitious and more rigorous."

Studies show that English schools devote less time to maths - 116 hours a year or three hours a week during term time - than in most countries.

By comparison, Australian schools provide an average of 143 hours a year and pupils do around 138 hours in Singapore.

While there will be no formal requirement to devote more of the timetable to maths, Coalition sources said the extensive maths GCSE - combined with more weighting for the subject in league tables - was likely to encourage schools to provide extra teaching.

The syllabus will place a greater focus on "real world problems," including financial mathematics.

The Supreme Court has refused to ban media reporting.

The Supreme Court said that they cannot ask the media to stop reporting information collected from the police or any other source.

Asaram's lawyer said that Asaram was being made out to be a kind of Dracula in this case.

In this case, the guidelines for reporting are in place but they are not being followed.

The Supreme Court said that there are several other options that could be used.

Asaram's lawyer said that there are thousands of newspapers and 100 news channels in the country, but specifically there were having problems with two channels.

These people were damaging his image and are guilty of one-sided reporting.

Asaram's rights should be protected in this case.

The Court refused to stop the media from reporting, but told Asaram's lawyer that they have other legal options which they may make use of.

Pawan Bansal attcked by the opposition's questions on Rail Gate, shocked the opposition by saying that he had not so much as looked at a women in the past 15 years.

After this everyone one was stunned and wondered where the issue of a woman had come from.

Maybe, Bansal was hinting at the family life of a Senior BJP leader and legislator.

Then, changing the subject, Bansal told the reporters that in the last parliamentary elections the BJP had sent a women after him and conspired to lodge a complaint against him, but that they had failed.

Addressing the reporters Bansal said that the CBI had interrogated him in the Rail Corruption case.

If he has called as a witness then it must only have been after a complete investigation.

Bansal said that, in the booth in question, he had only delivered a letter for a needy person.

If that is a crime, he would always commit the crime.

He said that it was not the corporation's constitutional right to raise the issue in the House, but he himself told the opposition to do so.

He said that as far as the developmental activities were concerned the opposition would be provided with a list of all the developmental activities of the last 15 years.

In Chandigarh they cannot imagine the way in which the development is taking place or will take place.