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UP: Old man beaten, forced to drink urine by local thugs 

An old man from Roda village in UP's Lalitpur has alleged that he was beaten by a few influential men of the area and was forced to drink urine

An old man from Roda village in UP's Lalitpur has alleged that he was beaten by a few influential men of the area and was forced to drink urine by one of them. The accused also allegedly attacked the old man's son with an axe. The attack, according to the victim, Amar, was to pressurise him to take back his complaint against the accused. Police said that they have registered a case and the main accused has been arrested.

Say goodbye to your virtual farms FB to discontinue FarmVille

After a run of 11 years, Zynga&rsquo;s FarmVille, a popular simulation game, will say goodbye to Facebook on December 31 this year. An official statement from the makers of the game says that Adobe&rsquo;s decision to stop distributing or updating flash player for all web browsers has led Facebook to withdraw its support for flash games as well, FarmVille being one of them. This farming simulation online game has been making gamers sow, plough, and harvest their crops on a virtual farm since 2009.

After a run of 11 years, Zynga&rsquo;s FarmVille, a popular simulation game, will say goodbye to Facebook on December 31 this year. An official statement from the makers of the game says that Adobe&rsquo;s decision to stop distributing or updating flash player for all web browsers has led Facebook to withdraw its support for flash games as well, FarmVille being one of them. This farming simulation online game has been making gamers sow, plough, and harvest their crops on a virtual farm since 2009.

Fire on oil tanker controlled but still not extinguished

A drifting inferno in the sea and a potential environmental disaster as an oil tanker carrying 2.7 lakh tonnes of crude caught fire off the coast of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lankan and Indian ships and aircraft have managed to control the blaze after 2 days but it has still not been extinguished. One crew member of the tanker was killed in fire, rest of the 22 crew members were rescued, though one of has been hospitalized due to injuries.
The ship, MT New Diamond, had to be towed away from the Lankan coast to safe waters on Friday during firefighting operations as it kept drifting towards Sri Lanka&rsquo;s eastern coast. No oil slick has been reported for now but the oil tanker remains an environmental hazard.
The fire began on Thursday in the engine room of the ship that sail from Kuwait for India.
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A drifting inferno in the sea and a potential environmental disaster as an oil tanker carrying 2.7 lakh tonnes of crude caught fire off the coast of Sri Lanka.&nbsp;Indian and Sri&nbsp;Lankan ships and aircraft have managed to control the blaze after 2 days but it has still not been extinguished. One crew member of the tanker was killed, rest of the 22 crew members were rescued, though one of has been hospitalised due to injuries. The ship, MT New Diamond, had to be towed away from the Lankan coast to safe waters on Friday during firefighting operations as it kept drifting towards Sri Lanka&rsquo;s eastern coast. No oil slick has been reported for now but the oil tanker remains an environmental hazard. The fire began on Thursday in the engine room of the ship that sail from Kuwait for India.
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A drifting inferno in the sea and a potential environmental disaster as an oil tanker carrying 2.7 lakh tonnes of crude caught fire off the coast of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lankan and Indian ships and aircraft have managed to control the blaze after 2 days but it has still not been extinguished. One crew member of the tanker was killed in fire, rest of the 22 crew members were rescued, though one of them has been hospitalised due to injuries.
The ship, MT New Diamond, had to be towed away from the Lankan coast to safe waters on Friday during firefighting operations as it kept drifting towards Sri Lanka&rsquo;s eastern coast. No oil slick has been reported for now but the oil tanker remains an environmental hazard.
The fire began on Thursday in the engine room of the ship that sailed from Kuwait for India.
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