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| Close brothel, orders Delhi court |
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| New Delhi, March 1 (IANS) A special court here ordered shutting down of a brothel here and awarded one year jail term to a woman for pushing a girl into flesh trade. Delhi Police conducted a raid and rescued the victim. |
| Doctors' strike: Five patients die in Kanpur |
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| Leaders of the striking doctors said they will not budge and refused to sign death certificates. They demanded the immediate release of their peers and accused police of planting illegal weapons in their hostels and victimizing the junior doctors. The stand-off started after a patient's attendant approached Samajwadi Party legislator Irfan Solanki to ask doctors to treat the patient. |
| At least 13 killed in north Yemen clashes - security source |
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| At least 13 people died when Shi'ite Muslim fighters clashed with security forces in northern Yemen on Friday, government sources said, underlining the chaos still gripping the country two years after mass protests ousted its leader. The fighters were from the Houthi movement which is seeking to strengthen its hold on the north - one of a string of challenges facing an interim government also battling southern separatists, al Qaeda-linked militants and an economic crisis. Local authorities said two soldiers were killed in the attack and four others were wounded when Houthis attacked a security checkpoint in the northwestern al Jawf province, according to state news agency Saba. An exchange of fire took place as a result of the attack and three of the Houthi attackers were killed and several others were then arrested, a statement by the local authorities said. |
| Doctors attack UP legislator |
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| Lucknow, Mar 1 (IANS) Doctors at a government hospital attacked a Samajwadi Party legislator in Kanpur after which clashes erupted between the doctors and the lawmaker's supporters, police said. The melee began late Friday after some problems faced by a patient were brought to legislator Irfan Solanki's notice. |
| Pearl Jam's former manager sentenced to prison for theft, paper reports |
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 (Reuters) - Pearl Jam's former financial manager, who used his position with the rock band to steal $380,000, was sentenced on Friday to 14 months in prison at a court hearing in Washington state, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported. Rickey Charles Goodrich, 55, had initially faced 33 theft charges but in December he pleaded guilty to six counts of first-degree theft, the paper reported on its website. Goodrich was chief financial officer at Pearl Jam's Seattle-based management company, Curtis Management, before he was fired in September 2010.
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