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Massive Explosion Near Lohari Gate Area In Lahore, Two People Including A Child Killed, 25 Injured!

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 21, 20220

The very bad news of the bomb blast came from Pakistan's Lahore area on Thursday. It is being told that there was a loud explosion near Lohari Gate in Lahore on Thursday afternoon. As of now, two people are reported to have lost their lives in the blast. Along with the two persons a child was also reported among the dead in the bomb blast. At least 25 people are said to be injured in this bomb blast in Lahore in Pakistan. This number may still increase as still 25 people are hospitalized after this attack in Lahore. Due to the blast, windows of the nearby shops and houses were also broken and vehicles were also damaged. The strength of this explosion was very high that created ruckus among the people of Lahore. After this attack, there is an environment of fear all around Pakistan. ...

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Three Big Blasts On Abu Dhabi’s International Airport by Iran-Backed Houthi Rebels

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 20, 20220

There has been news of a major attack on the United Arab Emirates (UAE). According to officials, two explosions occurred on Monday at Abu Dhabi's international airport. It is being suspected that this attack was done through drones. A fire was also seen in the airport after the blasts. However, before the UAE could launch an investigation, Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack. This organization has issued a statement saying that it will launch attacks on the UAE. According to local media in the UAE, the explosion took place at the airport in tankers carrying petrol of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). Preliminary investigations have revealed that drone-like figures were seen in the sky just before the tankers caught fire, which fell in two diffe...

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Air India & Other Global Airlines Decline Flights To US Over 5G Connectivity; Turbulence In Aviation Industry!

Sonia SolankiJanuary 20, 20220

Air India and other global Airlines have cancelled most of their flights on the US route over the concern of safety issues related to the 5G services. The C-band 5G services were scheduled to start in the US from Wednesday onward. Air India says that it would "curtail/revise US ops with change in aircraft type from 19th January 2022. The deployment of 5G communications in the USA has led to this decision". https://twitter.com/IndianExpress/status/1483978836303745028?s=20 Air India Safety Concerns Over 5G Connectivity : Air India canceling most of its flights on the India -US route. This cancellation is related to the safety concern on the usage of 5G communication harmful effects on the navigation system of the air crafts. Air India Cancelled 6 flights on Wednesday and 8 on Tu...

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Ghazipur Explosive Case: Big Disclosure In The Case, The Recovered IED Had RDX, Ammonium Nitrate And Timer

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 19, 20220

The National Security Guards (NSG) has told the Delhi Police that a timer device was also installed in the recently recovered IED from Ghazipur Phool Mandi. Apart from this, ammonium nitrate and RDX were found in the IED. Official sources gave this information on Monday. The Central Anti-Terrorist Commando Force (CATCF) had sent experts from its National Bomb Data Center (NBDC) in Manesar, Haryana to defuse the bomb recovered here on January 14. According to the investigating agencies, the Pakistani intelligence agency had got this bomb plant done through its sleeper cell present in India. According to the sources, the investigation report says that the final post-blast investigation report has been handed over to the Delhi Police. It says that the IED was fitted with ammonium nitr...

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Davos Agenda 2022: PM Modi Introduces ‘P3 Movement’ For Climate Change Commitments

Sonia SolankiJanuary 19, 20220

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has underlined India's climate change commitments while addressing the Davos agenda 2022. He introduced the P3 movement which refers to Pro-Planet People. During the address, PM Modi focused on the present culture of 'make-use-throw' which deepens the climate problems globally. "'Throw away' culture and consumerism have deepened the climate challenge. It is imperative to rapidly move from today's 'take-make-use-dispose' economy to a circular economy", he said. PM Modi also pointed the new policies which India is building upon is for the next 25 years with respect to the environment. "In this period, India has set the goals of high growth, a saturation of welfare and wellness. This period of growth will also be green, it will also be clean, it wi...

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Income Of World’s Top 10 Richest Doubled In Pandemic: Oxfam Report

Sonia SolankiJanuary 18, 20220

The income of the world's top 10 richest men has been doubled during the pandemic, according to a report published by Oxfam. The report has been released on the first day of the World Economic Forum (WEF) online Davos Agenda Submit. According to the report, the lower incomes of the poorest has taken away 21,000 lives in a day globally. Whereas, the wealth of the billionaire and millionaire has been multiplying like minutes in a mile. Oxfam usually publishes reports on global inequality. The summit had to be conducted online, the second time in a row, due to the surge in the Omicron variant of COVID-19. WEF Annual Report On Inequality Details The ten names featured in the list of the world's wealthiest persons include Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bernard Arnault, Bill Gates, L...

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Shutting Down Schools In Pandemic Is Not A Scientific Approach: World Bank’s Global Education Director

Sonia SolankiJanuary 17, 20220

We all have been a part of this debate that whether physical classes in schools should continue or not during the ongoing pandemic. The Global Education Director of the World Bank Jaime Saavedra said there is no evidence to prove that the reopening of schools causes a hike in corona cases. Saavedra and his team have been tracking and studying the impact of the pandemic on the education sector. He also said during this pandemic, the narrative which shows schools are not a safe place is a hoax. He said in the perspective of public policy to keep schools closed is not a scientific approach. "There is no relation between opening schools and spread of coronavirus. There is no evidence linking the two and there is no justification now to keep the schools closed. Even if there are new wa...

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Brazil’s Just Energy Transition Law: A Global Threat To The Climate.

Sonia SolankiJanuary 15, 20220

Brazil Just Energy Transition Law has been released recently. This law will allow Brazil to use and subsidize coal as an energy source until 2040. Experts claim that this is against the climate and consumers as it's moving away from promoting climate-friendly fuel usage. This law will benefit the coal producers in Southern Santa Catarina state. Under previous policies, Brazilian subsidies for thermal coal-powered plants are available till 2027. Whereas the three large plants in Santa Catarina are expected to end by 2025. Richard Baitelo, project coordinator at the Institute Of Energy and Environment says "this is bad news for consumers and the environment". Coal produces about 3% of all power in Brazil. Whereas almost 50% of electricity comes from renewable sources like wind and hydro en...

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Unvaccinated Novak’s Visa Revoked Again By The Australian Government, Details Inside.

Sonia SolankiJanuary 14, 20220

Unvaccinated Novak's visa was revoked for the second time in a row by the Australian government. Immigration Minister Alex Hawke announces the decision in a statement on Friday. But still, this does not mean that Novak will depart from Australia as the decision can be challenged by his legal time. As of now the chances of Novak's participation in the Australian Open are narrowing sharply. This can put an end to the dream of Novak's 21st Grand Slam Win. UNVACCINATED NOVAK'S VISA WAS REVOKED AGAIN Why Is Novak's Visa Revoked ? The Australian government clearly states that the decision is based upon health and good order grounds. The decision is taken under Section 133C(3) of the Migration act to cancel the visa. Alex Hake says " in making the decision, I carefully considered infor...

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Pakistan’s New Security Policy Aims To Make Peace with India, But There’s A Catch!

Sonia SolankiJanuary 13, 20220

Pakistan’s latest national security policy aims to achieve peace with its immediate neighbouring countries including India. The policy endorses open trade with New Delhi. But without settling the issue of Kashmir, provided there is headway in bilateral talks. Peace with its neighbouring countries and geo-economic ties is the core agenda of Pakistan's new security policy. Pakistan’s New Security Policy Details : Pakistan has issued a first of its kind policy that expresses the vision and guidelines to attain peace and economic development with its neighbours. The policymakers have taken inputs and insights from all the federal, provincial institutions as well as military and other departments. Only a part of the policy is open to the public, not the complete policy. The new p...

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China To Overtake Bhutan’s Land, Two-Storey Buildings Built At Six Places In The Disputed Border

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 13, 20220

China is moving fast on its policy of encroaching on the land and resources of neighboring countries. Bhutan became the new victim of China. China is speeding up its construction of approximately 200 structures, including two-storey buildings, along its disputed border with Bhutan, according to satellite image analysis by news agency Reuters. China is carrying out these new constructions at six places in the disputed border area. Images and analysis provided to Reuters by an American data analytics firm show that China is carrying out these new construction works in the disputed border areas with Bhutan. The HawkEye-360 uses satellite images to gather intelligence on-ground activities occurring in the area. Chris Biggers, the director of mission, Hawkeye-360, says that China's cons...

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Medical Marvel Of Xenotransplantation: US Surgeons Transplants A PIG Heart Into A Human Being!

Sonia SolankiJanuary 12, 20220

Medical Marvel in Xenotransplantation has been achieved by the surgeons of the US in Baltimore. The team of US surgeons has successfully transplanted a PIG's heart into a human body. A human being who received this heart is David Bennett. David is a 57-year-old man who is ineligible to receive a human heart transplant. He is a terminal heart failure sufferer. He has undergone the surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center. David is still under the observation of the doctors at the moment. According to doctors, he is doing well as of now. https://twitter.com/DailyMail/status/1480851736445259778?s=20 WHY A MEDICAL MARVEL? Well over the years it is clear that the number of organ donors is always less as compared to the demand. Such shortage has always led to such experi...

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