American terrorist testified against the Pakistani intelligence

American David Headley (David Headley), previously recognized to participate in the preparation of terrorist attacks in Mumbai, November 26, 2008, said that the attack was organized under the leadership of Pakistan's secret services. About this newspaper on June 10 The Times of India.

Hadley said that the attack on hotels in Mumbai, which resulted in nearly 200 deaths and more than 300 injured, the militants of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, were prepared under the direction of the top leaders of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (Inter-Services Intelligence, ISI). He noted that representatives of the ISI was carried out with the militants consultation at all stages of organizing the attacks.

November 26, 2008 in Mumbai, a group of terrorists seized hostages in the two hotels and residential complex. Militants held by people more days. At the same time were fired on several hotels, restaurants, train station and hospital. Also in the city, a series of explosions.

The investigation revealed that the attacks was a group Lashkar-e-Taiba, "and participated in the attack militants trained on Pakistani territory.

The arrests of the accused in the case of an attack on Mumbai were both in India and Pakistan. In connection with the bombings has been arrested 47 people, 45 of whom were Pakistani nationality. Subsequently, however, many were released, the prosecution presented only eight. Indian authorities suspect that the organization had been involved in terrorist attacks, Pakistani intelligence agencies.

David Hedley, an American of Pakistani origin (at birth his name was Sayed Daud Gilani) was arrested in the U.S. in October 2009. Initially it was suspected of preparing attacks on offices of Danish newspaper Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten,'s publisher cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. However, investigators soon learned that Hadley is associated with the organization of Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Hadley agreed to cooperate with the investigation and acknowledged that the collected information to the terrorists who prepared the attacks in the Indian metropolis. In exchange for the attention of the authorities promised not to seek the death penalty.

Indian doctors operated on the boy with eight limbs

Doctors Bangalore successfully operated seven Pasvana Deepak, who was born with the so-called "ingrown twin," wrote The Daily Telegraph.

As a result of stopping the development of its twin in the womb, a boy was born with limbs sticking out of the stomach: the child had four arms and four legs. Currently, the boy feels good. According to Father Viresha Pasvana finally his dream came true and he hoped that Deepak will be going to school "as any normal child his age."

The boy was born in the village of Bihar. When people hear about a child with eight limbs, they considered it a living embodiment of Indian god Vishnu, who according to legend, there were four hands. By the boy began to come pilgrims. In March of this year, parents Deepak publicly appealed for help in removing unwanted limbs. May 30 their request was granted. Hospital Bangalore has assumed the cost of the complicated and dangerous operation.

In November 2009, Children's Hospital in Melbourne successfully operation had gone for the separation of conjoined twins from Bangladesh. The bodies of two years of Krishna and Trishny were connected to the head. In late December they discharged from the hospital and the girls were able to celebrate his third birthday at home in Bangladesh.

Surrogate tourism in India is "the opposite side of the coin"

Hundreds of couples from different countries come every year to India to cheaply hire a surrogate mother. Here it is only 7,5 thousand dollars, which is 5 times smaller than in USA. India legalized commercial surrogacy in 2002 to develop medical tourism. But is not that easy in this business ... as example the case of twins Nicholas and Leonard Balaz, whose parents - the Germans, and the surrogate mother - a young Indian woman from Gujarat. The boys did not give the nationality of Germany, because it does not recognize their biological parents of the only lawful parents.

(After many trials twins have provided temporary visas to Germany.) India also does not give their nationality to children born to local surrogate mothers. Currently, a draft law on surrogacy, but not the fact that reproductive clinics will implement it, since many believe that the law does not take into account their interests. In any case, it could improve the situation of Indian surrogate mothers and protect their interests at the time of payment and health care. The law also limits the number of surrogate pregnancy for one woman (no more than 5) and age (35 years). The new law defines a new and necessary condition: the country of biological parents must give their nationality to a child born of Indian surrogate mother.

In India, 30 people were killed in traffic accident

At least 30 people were killed and about 20 people were injured in bus accident in the Indian state in the east.

The police checked the information that the driver of the bus, which drove the wedding procession, asleep at the wheel.

In accidents in India every year kill thousands of people. Among the causes of frequent accidents - poor roads, reckless drivers and old cars. It is reported by the BBC.

The Indian city of Madras Judge Chandra (Chandru) set a world record for the number of orders per day, writes The Times of India. He made 75 decisions

The Indian city of Madras Judge Chandra (Chandru) set a world record for the number of orders per day, writes The Times of India. He made 75 decisions on 100 applications.

Since taking office in July 2006, Chandra made 54,000 decisions. "To prevent the crush among lawyers, we hung up sheets outside the court", - said a source in the Madras High District Court.

The judge himself asked his aides to prepare him for the 100 claims per day. According to a source publication, the court has about 4223 applications and 1880 petition on the acquisition of land, of which 112 statements relate to 1990's.