Oman Bus Crash killed 18

Eighteen people were killed and 14 injured when the bus they were traveling in crashed into a truck in central Oman on Tuesday morning, state news agency ONA reported.
The collision occurred on a roundabout connecting the districts of Ibri and Fuhud and the victims came from several countries, the statement said.

Trump 'Misquotes' Mahatma Gandhi

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump on Monday posted a quote on Instagram attributing it to Mahatma Gandhi, but the American media said there is no evidence that the Indian leader had ever used these words.
"First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win - Mahatma Gandhi," Trump wrote on social networking site Instagram as part of his effort to rally supporters.
The Instagram post included a picture of hordes of supporters rallying at a Trump campaign stop in Alabama. Soon, the anti-Trump lobby was up in flames on the social media.
The Hill, a top US political website, said, "There's no record that Gandhi ever used the phrase, which has been widely attributed to him."
The quotation appears to be similar to words used in a 1918 trade union address by socialist leader Nicholas Klein, it said.
Christian Science Monitor has put this among the top 10 political misquotes. There was no immediate response from the Trump's campaign on the issue.
"Gandhi did not say this," one Scott T Smith wrote on Twitter. Trump sought to quote Gandhi a day after he was criticised for re-tweeting Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini early Sunday morning.
"He got tired of quoting Mussolini and he's saving the Hitler quotes until he's really desperate," tweeted Brad Fraser.
Several popular websites have attributed this quote — First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win - to Mahatma Gandhi.
According to Wikiquotes, this is the quote which is often misattributed to Mahatma Gandhi.

PM Modi Lauds Jaitley’s Pro-Farmer Budget

Asserting that the General Budget aimed at fulfilling the dreams of people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday lauded the efforts of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley for focusing on the development of agriculture, farmers and rural areas.

"This budget is about the dreams of the people. I congratulate Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and his team for the General Budget, which focused on development of agriculture, farmers, women and rural areas. There have been important steps taken in this Budget in the direction of doubling the income of farmers by 2022," Prime Minister Modi said.

The Prime Minister said this Budget clearly called for electrification of villages, thus giving an impetus to rural infrastructure.

"Through this budget, housing sector will be strengthened and this will boost our dream of 'Housing for All'. In the health sector, the government has taken many initiatives. We want to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people in times of illness," he said.
The Prime Minister said the Budget has allocated substantial resources to create infrastructure across the country.

"Our youth, especially the Dalit youth and tribal youngsters want to be job creators and not job seekers and for us, primary education is very important. A qualitative transformation of the education sector is what we are giving priority to," he added.