OSLO: Norway has shifted right in elections, ending eight years of centre-left rule and setting the stage for a new Conservative-led government with the populist anti-immigration Progress Party as junior partner.

SAN MARTIN JILOTEPEQUE, GUATEMALA: An overcrowded bus plunged into a deep river canyon in northwestern Guatemala on Monday, killing at least 44 people commuting to the capital, officials said.

SHAMLI (Western UP): For Anwar, business this year had been pretty good. A cattle trader, he had mustered enough to make all arrangements for his daughter's wedding, including gold and other gifts for his 'laadli'. The tide of good fortune changed abruptly when riots reached his village, Baori, last week.

NEW DELHI: With Parliament failing to provide a safety net, political parties now have to comply with the Central Information Commission (CIC) order bringing them under the Right To Information law as not doing so exposes them to the risk of legal action, including summons to party presidents.

AIZWAL: A bandh called by the opposition Mizo National Front to demand resignation of state health minister Lalrinliana Sailo for his alleged involvement in drug smuggling disrupted normal life in Mizoram on Tuesday.

NEW YORK: Rafael Nadal claimed his second US Open title and 13th Grand Slam crown when he defeated world number one Novak Djokovic 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 in a lung-busting, big-hitting final on Monday.

VISAKHAPATNAM: After notching up a convincing win in the opening game, India A will look to seal the three-match unofficial ODI series against New Zealand A when the two sides clash in their second encounter at the Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Tuesday.

JAIPUR: Sachin Tendulkar's 200th Test is going to be special for more reasons than one. Amid the debate on whether the Little Master should play the milestone match at home or not, visitors West Indies are planning a 'surprise' for Sachin. It's Saqlain Mushtaq's doosra!

Kota. Chabra third unit of the 250 MW thermal power station to start producing electricity until Monday Derrat Continue efforts. After a late night at 8 pm to synchronize the unit team of engineers engaged in power generation from coal firing to full capacity.

Kotas are making joint implants , patients will undergo less pain now and the new additions will more than older technology . Dr Manjit Bhamra expert from London on Monday, the MBS Orthopedishiyns taught to new tech- Voint replacement surgery . Where up to 15 cm incision was before , but now have only 5 cm incision . Quota in the future will be operated by the same technique .