Sneha Shankar

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Sneha Shankar joined International Business Times in February 2014, after working with Outlook Business and Bloomberg TV India. She covers politics and business-related stories for IBTimes. She has a Bachelor's degree in English literature from Delhi University and a Masters Degree in Online Journalism from Asian College of Journalism, Chennai. An avid music lover, she prefers to while away free time reading.

South Korean Ferry Sewol's Captain Lee Jun Seok Sentenced To Life In Jail By Appeals Court

Sewol's captain Lee Jun Seok was one of the first people to be rescued from the vessel, which had 476 passengers on board.

Ian Somerhalder And Nikki Reed Get Married In Quiet Ceremony In California [PHOTOS]

The couple had started dating about nine months ago, and four months later they got engaged.

Chen Hongping, Mayor Of Chinese City, Tried For Embezzling Funds To Build Feng Shui-Based Tomb

The trial comes amid an ongoing crackdown against corruption among government and company officials across China.

Bali Nine Executions: Joko Widodo To Consult Attorney General, Australia Again Pleads For Clemency

Members of the Bali Nine drug-smuggling ring are scheduled to be executed by Indonesia any time after Tuesday evening.

Ultimate Fighting Champion fighter Jon Jones

UFC Champion Jon Jones Suspected Of Hit-And-Run, Albuquerque Police Investigate

Officials have reportedly tried to contact the fighter and his lawyer regarding the hit-and-run without success.

Turkish Airlines Flight TK 1878 Makes Emergency Landing As Engine Catches Fire

The Airbus A320, carrying 97 passengers on board, left a trail of sparks and smoke as it landed.

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge

Kate Middleton’s Labor News May Be Delayed For Prince William Who'll Be With The Queen At Cenotaph

Two rooms have been reserved for Kate at the Lindo Wing of St. Mary’s Hospital in London, where she is expected to give birth to her second child.

Southwest Airlines Flight 100 Diverted To Denver After Pressurization Problem

The Southwest Airlines flight 100, carrying 175 passengers and six crew members, was traveling from Las Vegas to Milwaukee.

Japan Arrests Yasuo Yamamoto For Landing Radioactive Sand-Laced Drone On Shinzo Abe's Office Roof

Japan had, until now, very few rules regulating the use of drones. But the incident has prompted officials to conduct an emergency meeting to discuss stricter rules.

Italy Targets Al Qaeda-Inspired Network Plotting Attacks On Vatican, US Forces In Afghanistan

The members targeted in the operation had also allegedly provided logistical support to Osama Bin Laden, al Qaeda’s former leader.

Woolly Mammoth Genome Sequence Completed: Details About Extinction Revealed, Cloning Made Easier

The genome sequence has brought researchers a step closer to cloning the mammals that perished about 4,000 years ago.

Flight MH370: Aviation Expert Begins Crowdfunding Effort To Launch Search Near The Maldives

The official search for Flight MH370 is currently focused on an area hundreds of miles southwest of the location proposed by Andre Milne.

Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Family Reaches US After Prosecution Rests Case

Prosecutors seeking the death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, convicted of conducting the 2013 attack in Boston, rested their case on Thursday.

Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher Ridicule Chicken Theft Lawsuit By 'Friend'

An upcoming pop star has claimed that she's suffering from emotional distress because Mila Kunis stole a chicken from her 25 years ago.

France Thwarted 5 Terror Attacks Since 2013, Stepped Up Security Since Paris Attacks: Manuel Valls

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said that 1,573 French citizens are linked to "terror networks" and 442 of them are believed to be in Syria.

Police Involved-Shooting In Queens Kills Man Who Opened Fire In Bar

The suspect was shot by officers who were responding to a call of gunfire at a New York City bar.

SkyWest Airlines Flight 5622: Confusion Surrounds Circumstances Of Emergency Landing In Buffalo

The plane was carrying 75 passengers, including two children, and reportedly descended rapidly for several thousand feet.

Alaska's Bering Land Bridge Site Produces New Evidence Indicating Prehistoric Trade With Asia

Archaeologists found a flake of obsidian at the Cape Espenberg site, and expect it to be the remnant of a tool used in the area.

Drone at Japanese Prime Minister's office

Drone With Traces Of Radiation Found On Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Office Roof

Japanese officials are looking for the drone's owner and investigating how it landed on top of the five-storey building.

New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key Apologizes To Waitress For Pulling Her Hair

John Key had sent two personalized bottles of wine to the woman and later apologized to her.

US Judge Allows 'Killing Jews' Ad On NYC Buses, Rejects MTA's Argument That It May Incite Violence

The controversial ad shows a man with a scarf across his face, alongside the words: "Killing Jews is Worship that draws us close to Allah."

China's Jiangjiawan Coal Mine Flooding Kills 8, Traps 13

The coal mine is owned by Datong Coal Mine Group and can produce 900,000 tons annually.

Kim Richards from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

Kim Richards Takes Blame On Dr. Phil; Report Says She’s 'Broke' And Can't Afford Daughter's Wedding

Kim Richards was arrested from Beverly Hills Hotel last week and charged with public intoxication, trespassing, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest.