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A new national poll suggests that President Barack Obama is personally more popular than his policies. The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll released Monday, two days before Obama marks 100 days in the White House, indicates that three in four Americans feel Obama has the personal qualities a president should have. But when asked if Obama agrees with the respondent on the issues, that number drops to 57 percent. The survey also indicates that 63 percent of Americans approve of how Obama is handling his duties as president. One in three questioned in the poll disapprove.

Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank's president, indicated he was prepared to take further steps to ease credit, if necessary.

"Even Obama listens (to) the speech of Narendra Modi," indicates the heading of a falsify snapshot showing the United States President watching BJP leader Narendra Modi speech on Television. The picture is being distributed continuously and freely on social media.

The current status of the country and the display of fireworks in the streets of Ukraine, especially in Kiev, indicate that the procession of death and protest will not come to an end soon. The death toll has touched the figure of around 77 as per sources.

Military radar-tracking verification indicates a missing Malaysia Aircraft was purposely flown across the Malay Peninsula towards the Andaman Islands, said by the sources familiar with the investigation on Friday.

The loopholes in security come into notice now and then in India and the perfect instance of it are two blasts those blew up 2 mobile towers in Gaya district of Bihar. It was the terrifying style of Maoists who gave the clear indication of disliking the rule of democracy that is approaching to the biggest democratic event in April this year. There were 2 election rallies going to be addressed by the Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial contestant Narendra Modi on Thursday.

At a time when steep traffic fines have given sleepless nights to offenders, Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister Govind Karjol blamed good roads for accidents. Karjol, one of the three deputy CMs, made these remarks a day after his boss BS Yediyurappa indicated that the state might slash fines.

What the sad and major set back news to Indian Government, scientists and public this evening is that GSLV-D3 failed to ignite and crashed into the bay of bengal. The domestically developed booster technology failed the mission, the technology only mastered by five countries in the world as of now.