By YKA Staff:
What’s the latest around the world today? B Presenting, #NewsInTweets:
1. Crude bomb hurled in Bankura, West Bengal, during the second phase of polling. An unidentified gunman was also seen moving around in the district. According to ANI, there were no casualties.
Unidentified gunman moving around in Sonamukhi, assembly constituency in Bankura district of West Bengal. pic.twitter.com/fT9Ca6qIQl
— ANI (@ANI) April 11, 2016
#UPDATE West Bengal: People seen roaming with pistols in Bankura & bombing at Belur area, crude bombs hurled
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) April 11, 2016
Violence during second phase of polling: Crude bomb hurled in Bankura, #Bengal. Follow live updates here: https://t.co/IksSokSAWC
— Firstpost (@firstpost) April 11, 2016
2. Kerala temple fire: Temple president and secretary absconding, 5 people detained.
Kerala temple fire: 5 detained, temple management abscondinghttps://t.co/RUDuldhfaT pic.twitter.com/XDegbJVdBo
— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) April 11, 2016
3. 6 killed in Pakistan, in an earthquake that struck Afghanistan. Tremors were also felt in Delhi NCR and Kashmir.
6 killed in Pakistan as earthquake strikes Afghanistan, tremors in India https://t.co/NSWNbkNZM6 pic.twitter.com/oCxeMhqx9B
— NDTV (@ndtv) April 11, 2016
4. Harsha Bhogle’s commentary contract terminated by BCCI for IPL 2016.
#ICYMI Twitter slams BCCI's decision to leave Harsha Bhogle out of #IPL2016 https://t.co/yfC1vcwEMh pic.twitter.com/D4LaUQaqkr
— Firstpost Sports (@FirstpostSports) April 11, 2016
5. Bihar CM Nitish Kumar elected as JD(U) President.
Nitish Kumar as JD (U) president: Perfectly timed with his national posturings | READ more at:https://t.co/dc8bg0aNlO
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) April 10, 2016
6. US Secretary of State John Kerry visits Hiroshima memorial, 7 decades after the atom bomb explosion.
#UPDATE John Kerry becomes the first US secretary of state to visit the memorial to the atomic bombing of Hiroshima https://t.co/go9xmCg7Ov
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) April 11, 2016
7. Dhoni says shifting IPL matches out of Maharashtra isn’t a long-term solution for drought.
Shifting Indian Premier League Matches Not Solution to Drought: Mahendra Singh Dhoni https://t.co/TxVpbIufRs
— CricketNDTV (@CricketNDTV) April 10, 2016
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