A new penis-shaped wooden sculpture appeared on a Bavarian mountainside in Germany after the old one suddenly went missing a week ago. The 7-foot-tall sculpture which even appeared on Google Maps classified as a "cultural monument" was reported to have been chopped down last weekend. It's unclear how and when a new similar structure was placed on the mountain.
India beat England within 2 days in D-N Test at world's largest stadium
India defeated England by 10 wickets on Thursday to win the DayNight Test in Ahmedabads Narendra Modi Stadium the worlds largest sports stadium within two days With this India took a 21 lead in the fourmatch Test series The match witnessed leftarm spinner Axar Patel become the first bowler to take 1
President's Rule imposed in Puducherry after Congress-led govt loses majority
Puducherry The Presidents Rule has been imposed in Puducherry days after CongressDMKled government lost majority in the Assembly the Ministry of Home Affairs issued a notification on Thursday Earlier the Union Cabinet approved the Presidents Rule on the Lieutenant Governors recommendation after BJP
Fisherfolk need a dedicated ministry: Rahul clarifies 'fisheries ministry' remark
After being mocked over his remarks on creating a fisheries ministry at the Centre Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted Dear PM Fisherfolk need an independent and dedicated ministry of fisheries not just a department within a ministry Notably the Ministry of Fisheries Animal Husbandry and Dairying w
WB CM rides pillion on electric scooter in protest against rising fuel prices
Kolkatha West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday rode pillion on an electric scooter during a rally against rising fuel prices in the country Banerjee sat behind leader Firhad Hakim during the fivekmlong journey from Hazra More to the state secretariat In Bengal the prices of petrol
Australia passes law to make Google, Facebook pay for news
The Australian Parliament on Thursday passed amendments to the News Media Bargaining Code to make technology companies like Google and Facebook pay for news The law was passed after an agreement between Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg In return for the changes Facebook agr
