Lionel Messi could make shock move to Manchester United as Argentine forward seeks assurances over future at Barcelona

• Manchester United have made two approaches in the last three weeks
• Any move to United would probably have to wait until next season
• The deal for Lionel Messi would cost more than Gareth Bale's record fee
• Messi said to be 'frustrated and hurt' by circus surrounding legal case

Manchester United are exploring the potential of a sensational move to bring Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi to Old Trafford.Sportsmail can reveal that United have made two approaches in the last three weeks in an attempt to gauge whether a move for the Argentine might be possible.Any move is more likely to be with a view to United returning to the Champions League under Jose Mourinho in 2017-18. A deal for Messi would smash the £85.3m world record transfer that Real Madrid paid Tottenham for Gareth Bale.Messi's current deal at the Nou Camp is set to expire in 2018 and it has emerged that he will require certain assurances if he is to remain at Barcelona, where he has scored an astonishing 453 goals in 531 games. United have consistently set their sights on the world's biggest names under the stewardship of executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward and have made attempts to resign Cristiano Ronaldo in recent times, while they have also pursued Bale and Neymar in the last year.

Indians residing in Baglung urge Indian side to lift unannounced blockade

Oct 2, 2015-Indian nationals and individuals from the Tarai-Madhes group dwelling in Baglung have denounced the unannounced barricade forced by India against Nepal.

Indians who live in the region joined the show against Indian move. They additionally took an interest in a goodwill rally together composed by the Joint Students Struggle Committee and Social Network for National Independence, Baglung. On the event, Jay Kumar Sharma from Nautanawa of Uttar Pradesh approached the Indian side to instantly pull back bar against Nepal. "It is terrible to force bar by any nation against a nearby neighbor. The undeclared ban has made disadvantage the whole individuals living in Nepal," he said looking to keep the great relations between the general population of India and Nepal in place.

Mahendra Saha from Bara said the general population living in Tarai-Madhesh, slope and mountain are all Nepalis and this common bond ought to dependably be kept solidified. "India's unannounced bar at Nepal-India outskirt isn't right and is excruciating for us."

Indians and individuals from Tarai-Madhesh encouraged India to quickly stop the end at fringe and show a behavior suitable of a decent neighbor towards Nepal.

Ramesh Thakur from Birgunj was one of those members speaking to the Tarai-Madhes group in the rally.

The Committee and Network will proceed with joint projects of challenge against India's turn until the bar is lifted, Network part Mukesh Chandra Rajbhandari said.

Teenager in Russia falls to death while taking 'extreme selfie'

Oct 1, 2015-In yet another grievous occurrence of the developing "great selfie fever" among youngsters, a 17-year-old schoolboy tumbled off from the rooftop top of a nine-story building while attempting to click an "amazing selfie" in Russia a week ago, media reports said.

The 17-year-old understudy climbed the building in Vologda city with a companion to catch a staggering selfie while dangling off the towering structure, Mirror.co.uk gave an account of Wednesday.Once up, he drew closer the edge in blurring light and brought down himself over it with a rope and a cell phone.

All of a sudden, the rope gave way and he tumbled down nine stories, enduring gigantic wounds.
The schoolboy, who had posted a few selfies in high-hazard circumstances under the handle "drewsssik" on Instagram, was raced to a close-by doctor's facility where he passed on following a couple of hours, the report included.

His other "compelling selfies" incorporate posturing on housetops and adjusting on steel supports on the highest point of structures.One of the kid's last Instagram photographs demonstrates to him holding tight the mass of a building with only one hand. As per reports, he generally overlooked companions' notices.An examination has been propelled into his demise.

Russia discharged a safe selfie guide for individuals this year after a hundred individuals were harmed and a modest bunch kicked the bucket while taking selfies.As per most recent media reports, selfies are formally more destructive than sharks.Twelve individuals have passed on so far this year in their journey to get that impeccable selfie, contrasted with eight executed in shark assaults.

The most recent casualty of the selfie rage was a 66-year-old Japanese traveler who kicked the bucket in the wake of tumbling down stairs while endeavoring to take a photo of himself at the Taj Mahal.
In a late episode, a Singaporean man passed on in the wake of falling into the ocean off a bluff while endeavoring to take a selfie on an island in Bali.

Schools in Kathmandu Valley hit hard due to fuel shortage

Sep 29, 2015-The continuous across the board fuel lack has gravely influenced private and all inclusive schools in the Kathmandu Valley for couple of days.

The school transports have not possessed the capacity to secure satisfactory petroleum items as guaranteed, bringing about trouble to get understudies.

In addition, the schools here have likewise begun seeing winding down participation of understudies as less vehicles are employing on the streets because of vehicle checks forced by the administration at the season of fuel emergency.

Numerous schools have begun shortening their classes an hour in front of their routine to assist ease with offing their understudies in getting back home ahead of schedule without the school transport office.

"Despite the fact that the administration reported to give 20 liters of petrol every school vehicle, it is not clear where to get it," remarked Ramesh Silwal, Vice-Chairperson of the Higher Secondary School's Association-Nepal (HISSAN).

As indicated by him, the Ministry of Home Affairs has been asked for to encourage the school's refueling vehicles.

Correspondingly, National, Private and Boarding Schools' Organization, Nepal (N-PABSON) Chairperson, Karna Bahadur Shahi contended that if the fuel lack is to continue like this, the schools here will be compelled to close down attributable to the trouble in understudies' development.

Brain-Reading Device

An incapacitated man has recovered some control over his legs utilizing a gadget that peruses his mind, researchers say. Brainwaves were deciphered by a PC, which then controlled the electrical incitement of his leg muscles.The US study, in the Journal of Neuro engineering and Rehabilitation, indicated he found himself able to walk just shy of four meters with backing.Specialists said keeping up parity was an issue that should have been be tended to.A spinal rope damage keeps the stream of messages from the cerebrum.

Notwithstanding, the cerebrum is still ready to make messages and the legs are still fit for accepting them.
The specialists at the University of California, Irvine, utilized a cerebrum PC interface to sidestep the harm in a man who had been deadened for a long time. An electroencephalogram (EEG) top read the man's movement mind and his introductory preparing was to control a virtual individual or symbol in a PC amusement.

'Fascinating study'

Cathodes were then set on leg muscles and the patient started preparing to move his own legs. When he considers strolling then the muscles are reproduced to on the other hand move the privilege and left legs until he quits contemplating strolling. One of the specialists, Dr A Do, said: "We demonstrated that you can restore natural, mind controlled strolling after a complete spinal line damage.

"This non-obtrusive framework for leg muscle incitement is a promising strategy and is a development of our present cerebrum controlled frameworks that utilization virtual reality or an automated exoskeleton." Dr Mark Bacon, from the philanthropy Spinal Research, told the BBC: "This is a fascinating early-stage study.
"What makes this intriguing is the move out of the virtual domain by actuating lower-appendage muscles in a mobile example.

"In such manner they have been effective. Then again, free over-ground strolling is still some way off, not minimum in light of the fact that the issue of keeping up parity hasn't yet been tended to."