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31 Jan 2023

Russia calls BBC documentary “info war” against “global centers of power pursuing an...”

BBC documentary based on PM Narendra Modi sparked widescale outrage globally. During the MFA weekly press briefing in Moscow, Russia called it an “information war” against “global centers of power pursuing an independent policy”. Reacting on India’s decision to ban BBC documentary, Germany’s Foreign Ministry stated, “Stating that freedom of the press and speech is important.” On the other hand, UK PM Rishi Sunak had distanced himself from the docu-series. Indian diaspora staged a protest outside BBC headquarters in Portland on Jan 29. The BBC aired a two-part documentary “India: The Modi Question” earlier this month. Russia calls BBC documentary “info war” against “global centers of power pursuing an...”

31 Jan 2023

Austalia on high alert! ‘Highly radioactive’ capsule is lost in Australia raises alarm

Tiny 'Highly Radioactive' Capsule Lost In Australian Desert Raises Alarm The widget was a component in a gauge used to measure the density of iron ore. The mining giant and Western Australia's government are attempting to find the widget, which is as much as 8 millimeters (0.3 inch) in length and contains a small amount of the radioactive isotope caesium-137. Rio Tinto Group has lost a "highly radioactive" capsule somewhere along a 1,400-kilometer (870-mile) highway through the Western Australian desert. Austalia on high alert! ‘Highly radioactive’ capsule is lost in Australia raises alarm

31 Jan 2023

Blinken arrives in Egypt as Israeli-Palestinian tensions soar | Zee News English

As violence erupts amid conflict between Israel nd Palestine ,US is taking a lead on Middle East diplomacy. US Secretary of States Antony Blinken arrived in Egypt on 29th Jan at the start of a Middle East trip. Blinken will travel to Egypt, Israel and the West Bank this weekend to notch down Israeli-Palestinian tensions. Blinken arrives in Egypt as Israeli-Palestinian tensions soar | Zee News English

31 Jan 2023

“I don't want to hurt you, but with a missile...” Putin threatened Boris, reveals BBC documentary

Boris Johnson has said Vladimir Putin threatened him with a missile strike in an "extraordinary" phone call in the run-up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The then-prime minister said Mr Putin told him it "would only take a minute". Mr Johnson said the comment was made after he warned the war would be an "utter catastrophe". The claim is made in a BBC documentary on Mr Putin's interactions with world leaders over the years. The Kremlin spokesman said it was a "lie". “I don't want to hurt you, but with a missile...” Putin threatened Boris, reveals BBC documentary

30 Jan 2023

Blast outside Peshawar mosque leaves several injured; Imran Khan expresses sorrow

Several injured in blast outside Peshawar mosque; Imran Khan expresses grief. At least 28 people were killed and 95 others, mostly policemen injured after a powerful suicide blast ripped through a mosque during afternoon prayers on Monday in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar. Blast outside Peshawar mosque leaves several injured; Imran Khan expresses sorrow

30 Jan 2023

US Air Mobility Command Chief warns of US-China war in 2025, says ‘Very high odds’ of the war

A top Republican in the U.S. Congress said on Sunday the odds of conflict with China over Taiwan “are very high,” after a U.S. general caused consternation with a memo that warned the United States would fight China in the next two years. In a memo dated Feb. 1 but released on Friday, General Mike Minihan, who heads the Air Mobility Command, wrote to the leadership of its roughly 110,000 members saying, “My gut tells me we will fight in 2025.” US Air Mobility Command Chief warns of US-China war in 2025, says ‘Very high odds’ of the war

29 Jan 2023

Pakistani rupee experiences worst one-day decline in 20 years, plunges to 262 against the dollar

Pakistan's currency depreciated to its lowest against the US dollar on Friday in the interbank and open market and closed at 262.6 rupees. At one stage the currency depreciated to 265 rupees in the open market and 266 rupees in the interbank before making a slight recovery by the end of the day. According to the State Bank of Pakistan, when the market opened on Friday the currency fell by 7.17 rupees or 2.73 per cent from Thursday's close. Pakistani rupee experiences worst one-day decline in 20 years, plunges to 262 against the dollar

28 Jan 2023

45-year-old Biotech founder tech is spending millions a year to be 18 again. Here's how

Biotech firm's founder and CEO Bryan Johnson spent millions to reduce his age via sophisticated technology. His firm is also running a project named ‘BluePrint’, aiming to alter the epigentic constitution of humans, for which Johnson is also a part of the trials. 45-year-old Biotech founder tech is spending millions a year to be 18 again. Here's how

24 Jan 2023

Who is 'Cryptoqueen' Ruja Ignatova? FBI’s most wanted scammer, behind $4 Billion Fraud

Ruja Ignatova, a 42-year-old woman dubbed the 'Cryptoqueen', features in the FBI's 10 most-wanted fugitives for allegedly swindling millions of investors of more than $4 billion (roughly ₹ 31,580 crore) through the OneCoin cryptocurrency company she founded. Who is 'Cryptoqueen' Ruja Ignatova? FBI’s most wanted scammer, behind $4 Billion Fraud

24 Jan 2023

How China became the world's leading exporter of Combat Drones?

China's combat drones are being accumulated and used on the battlefield by an increasing number of military worldwide, from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopia, Myanmar, Iraq, and Somalia. How China became the world's leading exporter of Combat Drones?

23 Jan 2023

In a first, scientists detect radio signal sent from 9 billion Light-Years Away from Earth

or the first time, a radio signal sent from a galaxy, which is almost 9 billion light-years away from the Earth, has been captured, media reports said on Friday. What is special about this signal is that it has a unique wavelength, which is known as a "21-centimeter line" or the "hydrogen line." It is reportedly emitted by neutral hydrogen atoms. In a first, scientists detect radio signal sent from 9 billion Light-Years Away from Earth

21 Jan 2023

EXPLAINED: Germany stalls tanks for Ukraine; What is the Leopard 2, and why does Ukraine want it?

Despite rising pressure from NATO and Kyiv to increase military help ahead of a potential Russian spring onslaught, Germany failed to secure an agreement with its main Western allies on supplying Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine. The attitude will disappoint Ukraine's military, at least for the time being, and comes after days of conversations between the US, other Western partners, and Berlin that ended in anticlimax on Friday. EXPLAINED: Germany stalls tanks for Ukraine; What is the Leopard 2, and why does Ukraine want it?

21 Jan 2023

Xi Jinping inspects combat readiness of PLA Soldiers on India-China Border

Chinese President Xi Jinping has held a video conversation with the soldiers stationed along the India-China border in eastern Ladakh and inspected their combat readiness, official media here reported on Friday. Xi addressed the troops from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) headquarters here on the border defence situation in Khunjerab under the Xinjiang Military Command. Xi Jinping inspects combat readiness of PLA Soldiers on India-China Border.

21 Jan 2023

'Putin is still alive or not' questions Ukraine's President Zelensky at World Economic Forum

Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, stated during a speech on Thursday morning at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos that he is unsure whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is still alive. When asked when the peace talks would begin, he made the comments at the Ukrainian Breakfast, a private gathering. But a video of Mr. Zelensky's comments has surfaced on Twitter. Leaders in Russia responded by claiming that the president of Ukraine "would prefer neither Russia nor Putin to exist." Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky questions 'whether Putin is still alive' at World Economic Forum

20 Jan 2023

This Caribbean country is planning to kill all the Vervet Monkeys. Here’s why

The government of Sint Maarten in the eastern Caribbean has approved a controversial plan to cull its entire population of vervet monkeys, as the proliferation of the invasive species becomes an increasing nuisance on the Dutch island territory.Authorities will fund the Nature Foundation St Maarten NGO to capture and euthanise at least 450 monkeys over the next three years in the territory which borders French St Martin. This Caribbean country is planning to kill all the Vervet Monkeys. Here’s why

19 Jan 2023

Jailed Drug Lord El Chapo sends 'SOS' to Mexico President

Notorious drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has appealed to Mexico's president for help due to alleged "psychological torment" he is suffering in a US prison, his lawyer. Jailed Drug Lord El Chapo sends 'SOS' to Mexico President

19 Jan 2023

Australia spend $2 billion on 40 U.S. Black Hawk says ‘goodbye Taipans, hello Black Hawks’

Australia confirmed on Wednesday it would buy 40 Black Hawk military helicopters from the United States for an estimated A$2.8 billion ($1.96 billion), finalising a sale signed off by the U.S. State Department last August. The Lockheed Martin Corp UH-60M Black Hawks will replace the Army's fleet of MRH-90 Taipan choppers, which have been plagued for years by maintenance issues. Delivery of the new helicopters will begin this year. Australia spend $2 billion on 40 U.S. Black Hawk says ‘goodbye Taipans, hello Black Hawks’

19 Jan 2023

Ukraine Military releases photos of snipers hiding in the snow. Can you spot them?

Since early 2022, several stories about the war between Ukraine and Russia have been surfacing on the internet. Amidst the humanitarian crises, a series of photos of the Ukrainian snipers camouflaged in the snow has been going viral on social media. The Ukrainian National Guard published the pictures in a form of a puzzle on Tuesday. Ukraine Military releases photos of snipers hiding in the snow. Can you spot them?

18 Jan 2023

Did UK’s PM Rishi Sunak really host a Pongal lunch for office staff in London?

A video that has been doing the rounds of the internet features a group of men in uniform enjoying a Pongal feast. An earlier version of this story had reported that the video is from UK PM Rishi Sunak’s lunch party which was organised for his staff on the occasion of Pongal in London. However, it has now come to the fore that the video is not from UK PM's office. Rather, it is actually from Waterloo in Canada. Did UK’s PM Rishi Sunak really host a Pongal lunch for office staff in London?

17 Jan 2023

What is ‘Rage Applying’? The new workplace trend after 'Quiet Quitting' among employees

New year's brings its own set of buzzwords. TikTok helped silent leaving, or doing the absolute least at work, become fashionable in 2022. Yet, that is outdated. Another fad that has caught on on the video-hosting site and seems to be connecting with Gen-Zers and millennials is rage-applying. What is ‘Rage Applying’? The new workplace trend after 'Quiet Quitting' among employees

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