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| Tihar Jail's new medical centre major relief to inmates |
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| New Delhi, Feb 2 (IANS) A new medical centre in the sprawling Tihar Jail not only promises round the clock medical attention to the over 12,000 inmates but also strengthens the security of South Asia's largest prison complex by curbing unnecessary transportation of sick inmates. Till now, there was a lone 150-bed medical centre in Jail No.3, which was clearly overburdened. The fact that inmates of Jail No.5 are all convicted for serious crimes, shifting them became a headache for us," a senior Tihar official told IANS on condition of anonymity. Situated in west Delhi, the Tihar Jail complex houses nine prisons while it has a 10th division in north Delhi's Rohini area and is known as a district jail. |
| Sexual assault can cause behavioral changes in children |
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| New Delhi, Feb 2 (IANS) Sakshi (name changed) was just 13 years old when she was sexually assaulted by a relative who had come to live with her and her family in their south Delhi home. "They should never blame the child," said Sheshadri. |
| Goods train derails in Jharkhand |
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| Ranchi, Feb 2 (IANS) Four trains have been cancelled after 20 coaches of a good trains transporting coal derailed in Jharkhand, an official said Sunday. |
| BJP seeks action against Tania killers |
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| New Delhi, Feb 2 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Sunday demanded "immediate action" against the two shopkeepers who killed a 19-year-old from Arunachal Pradesh here. |
| Four die in Bengal, gang rivalry suspected |
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| Siliguri, Feb 2 (IANS) The charred bodies of four men were found Sunday in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district, with police suspecting the deaths to be a fallout of a war between gangs of cattle smugglers. The charred remains of a cattle was also found in the car," Siliguri Police Commissioner Jagmohan said. |
| Thai vote goes peacefully, but political paralysis looms |
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 By Martin Petty BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand went to the polls under heavy security on Sunday in an election that could push the divided country deeper into political turmoil and leave the winner paralysed for months by street protests, legal challenges and legislative limbo. Apart from a few scuffles voting was relatively peaceful, a day after seven people were wounded by gunshots and explosions during a clash between supporters and opponents of embattled Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra in a north Bangkok stronghold of her Puea Thai Party. Voting in 13 of Bangkok's 33 constituencies was disrupted. "The protesters are rallying peacefully to show their opposition to this election." An election official was killed with three soldiers in a bomb attack in Pattani province but police said that was related to the insurgency in the deep south rather than the national vote.
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