The man who shot dead Indian student Anuj Bidve in a "motiveless" murder
in Greater Manchester has been jailed for life, the BBC reported
Friday.
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Anuj Bidve's killer jailed for life
'Psycho' guilty of murdering Indian student Bidve
A killer who called himself
"Psycho" has been found guilty of murdering Indian student Anuj Bidve at
random on a British street, The Independent reported Thursday.
Kiaran
Stapleton walked up to stranger Anuj Bidve, 23, in the street in
Salford, Greater Manchester, and shot him in the head at point blank
range Dec 26 last year.
Stapleton, 21 had admitted manslaughter
on the grounds of diminished responsibility but a jury at Manchester
Crown Court rejected that argument and convicted him of murder.
British-Indian model sues school for racism
A 35-year-old Indian-origin model-turned language teacher, who was once
named one of Britain's top 20 hottest men, has sued his former school
after the Indian national flag was allegedly removed from his classroom
and dirtied, and he was called a "Paki n*****" and "chicken curry".
According
to the Daily Mail, Haresh Sood claimed racist notes and pictures were
left for him shortly before he was axed from his post at Nottingham's
Christ the King School.
He allegedly suffered the racist abuse from children in May 2008 and says the school failed to deal with it.
Britain returns stolen artefacts to Afghanistan
Historical artefacts dating back to the Bronze Age (3500 to 1200 BC)
that were stolen from Afghanistan and smuggled to Britain have been
returned by the British armed forces, it was announced Thursday.
Some
of the items were looted from Afghanistan's museums during civil wars
in the country over the past two decades while others came from illegal
excavations of archaeological sites.
The precious cargo,
weighing more than two tonnes and containing 843 individual objects,
left Royal Air Force Station Brize Norton in Oxfordshire last week on
board a transport plane, and was then transferred from the British
military base Camp Bastion in Helmand province to Kabul, The Independent
reported.
Indian touch to Olympic arts in London
A handful of illustrious Indians have lent their creative touch to give the London Olympics some Indian touches.
When
the 2012 Olympics unveils July 27, a reality that will transcend the
historic fortnight is a creation of art with an Indian touch. Iconic
sculptor Anish Kapoor, the India-born winner of the Turner Prize, has
given Britain its Olympic mascot - the ArcelorMittal Orbit - the
country's biggest public art installation.
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