Indian mother born a baby weighing a whopping 14.77 pounds

An Indian mother has given birth to the country's heaviest baby - a whopping 14.77 pound boy.
Firdous Khatun, 36, welcomed her ninth child at Raja Ram Kalawati Hospital in Orai in Uttar Pradesh.
The baby, despite his big size, surprised the doctors when he came out smoothly via a normal delivery in just fifteen minutes.

Doctors who have confirmed him as the heaviest baby ever born in India are calling him a 'miracle'.
Firdous, who weighs 171 pounds, had given birth to all eight of her children at home.
But her husband Kadir Raza, 40, was forced to rush her to the nearest hospital where after half an hour, Firdous welcomed not just her heaviest baby but the biggest ever born in the country.
All her past babies weighed a normal eight pounds.

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Russian passenger jet black box audio confirmed bomb explosion caused crash

The black box audio recording from the Russian passenger jet which crashed in the Siani desert killing 224 people confirms the plane was brought down by a bomb, it has been claimed.

Air crash investigators have successfully managed to read its contents in a bid to discover what brought the Airbus A321 crashing down six days ago, according to France news website Le Point.fr .

One expert told the newspaper the certain cause of the crash was not a technical fault or pilot error but a bomb brought in from outside and planted in the plane.

The experts, from Russia, France, Germany and Ireland - aided by the Egyptian civil aviation authority, have been working to decode the flight recorders since the day after the crash.

They said the cockpit voice recorder, which recorded what was said in the cockpit, confirmed that an explosion had occurred.

However, Russian media claim the black boxes have no useful information on establishing the cause of the disaster.

Sources close to the investigation reportedly told Kommersant claim say the flight data recorder "abruptly" stopped working just over 20 minutes from takeoff.

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