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Heard arrived at a Los Angeles court overnight with a bruised face and with photos taken last weekend just after the alleged incident in which she claims Depp physically assaulted her with his iPhone. Sources told People magazine this was not “an isolated incident”. “This was only the latest incident,” the source said. Heard was seen crying as she leftt court in Los Angeles. Picture: X17online.comSource:Supplied Amber Heard bruised after alleged abuse by Johnny DeppSource:Supplied Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were married for just 15 months. Picture: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, FileSource:AP According to Heard, Depp allegedly hit her in the face with his iPhone last weekend (the image of Heard bruised was taken after the alleged altercation) and then he offered her money to stay quiet about it. Overnight, Heard was granted a temporary restraining order from the actor, alleging an immediate threat of harm, which requires Depp to stay 100 metres away from her … [Read more...] about Amber Heard filed for divorce from Johnny Depp after ‘beating’ with iPhone

Next the sun turned a deep shade of red. Flecks of ash then descended on washing lines, smearing clean white linen a dirty grey, muckier than before it was washed. By Friday, whole blackened charred leaves were landing in gardens almost 100km from the fires that were beginning to lick the fringe of Sydney’s outer suburbs. New South Wales’s cough-inducing weather lies in the bushfires, for sure. But also due to an “anomaly” in the dance that takes place between our various climate drivers. That dance has gone haywire. Effectively, Australia’s weather still thinks its winter and that’s messing lots of things up. Iris Sandwalker, who lives in the southern suburb of San Souci, noticed the first petrified gum tree leaves, the colour of tar, on Friday. “I’d only just cleaned the balcony the night before and my heart sank when I saw them. I had a bit of a sob about the whole thing,” she told news.com.au. Charred leaves from the bushfires … [Read more...] about Weird weather ‘anomaly’ making Sydney choke

AMBALA: Haryana minister Anil Vij on Friday met Union ministers Rajnath Singh and Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi where he raised issues of the delayed domestic airport in Ambala Cantonment and development works of ring road across Ambala. On Friday, Vij also tweeted about his meetings with defence minister Rajnath Singh and minister of road transport and highways Nitin Gadkari. In his tweet about the meeting with Rajnath Singh, Vij said, “Held a meeting with defence minister Rajnath Singh Ji and apprised him about problems being faced from Air Force in the construction of a domestic airport in Ambala Cantonment. Rajnath Singh has assured a quick remedy." रक्षा मंत्री श्री रॉजनाथ सिंह जिसे मुलाकात की व अम्बाला … [Read more...] about Haryana minister Anil Vij meets union ministers, raises issue of delayed domestic airport in Ambala

Vat Vrikshya -- banyan tree in Sanskrit -- helps tribal women, with absolutely zero formal education, set up businesses.IMAGE: Vikash Das is a first generation entrepreneur. All photographs: Kind courtesy Vikash Das "One day I thought to myself, what am I doing sitting in a cubicle and making an MNC richer!" With these thoughts, Vikash Das, 28, decided to quit his high paying job as a security analyst at IBM, Bengaluru, where he had been working for three-and-a-half years. "I had a good job, but I lacked engagement," he recalls. "I realised that professional success doesn't necessarily lead to happiness or fulfillment." "I had a dream job, owned high-tech gadgets, lived in a fancy apartment and had luxuries that a 26 year old could possibly imagine. But I was not happy." He needed do something more meaningful with his life. A trip back home to Bhubaneswar decided what it would be. Vikash decided to dedicate himself to the betterment of tribal communities in the Naxalite-infested areas … [Read more...] about This engineer wants to change tribal lives

Video PlayerClose ​HELSINKI, Dec. 2 (Xinhua) -- Finland's second International Gender Equality Prize has been awarded to Equality Now, a global non-governmental organization, in recognition of its prominent work in combating gender inequality and changing discriminatory laws across the globe, the Finnish government said on Monday. ​Yasmeen Hassan, global executive director of Equality Now, received the prize on behalf of her organization at the award ceremony held in Tampere, western Finland, on Monday afternoon. ​"Equality for women and girls is the solution to some of the biggest challenges the world is facing today," said Hassan, adding that it is the smartest investment for humanity. ​ Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto, who chaired the jury, said that the main obstacles for progress in global gender equality were negative attitudes and structures. Discriminatory laws and practices still exist in all countries of the world, he said. ​"The effectiveness … [Read more...] about NGO Equality Now receives Finland’s International Gender Equality Prize