Prisma rolls out beta app for Android!

Popular camera filter app, Prisma, that makes images look like paintings, is now available for Android phones too. The app was initially launched for iOS devices, but the ongoing 'Prismania' prompted the makers to develop a closed beta version of Prisma for Android platform also. Users may visit the app's site and try out the beta version. APK file for the app is also available for download.

Woman sells her baby to buy goats for sacrifice

Aano Devi, tribal woman from Jharkhand, sold her infant baby to Kedar Sahu of Chatra, for Rs 2k to buy goats for sacrifice. As per the tribe's rule, family blessed with a newborn, has to sacrifice and feed the community. Also, Aano's husband died months ago leaving behind 4 children. The infant has been retrieved from Sahu and reunited with Aano by the local administration.

Royal Enfield tests its new 750 CC engine

Royal Enfield, known as the King of motorcycles, is testing its new 750CC bike. The engine will consist of a twin cylinder that is similar to the one being used on the classic 500 CC engine. The bike is reportedly being developed and manufactured resembling Continental GT and has very little modifications. Interestingly, Royal Enfield in India, rules the market having sold 4.5 lakh bikes so far.

AIMIM: Stop terming Zakir Naik as guilty

Asaduddin Owaisi's party the 'All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen' has asked the media to stop tagging Zakir Naik as guilty of spreading hate speeches. The party stated that a person cannot be termed guilty until and unless the court has proved so, and stated that the rule of the land must be followed. The Salafi ideologist's speech reportedly inspired the terrorists of B'desh terror attack.

Case against Salman, Anushka in Muzaffarpur

A case has been filed against actors Salman Khan, Anushka Sharma, and 'Sultan' director Ali Abbas Zafar for alleged cheating. A man, Mohammad Sabir Ansari alias Sabir Baba alleged that he was promised Rs 20 crore as royalty by Salman Khan for making a film based on his life. Reportedly, Salman was told the story in Mumbai in 2010, and he had agreed to pay the money if a film was made on it.