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Palestinians Fire Rockets Into Israel, Wounding Two, During White House Ceremony
Palestinian militants fired rockets from Gaza into Israel on Tuesday, the Israeli military said, at same time as Israel and two Gulf Arab states signed normalisation agreements at the White House in Washington.
India Unique Parliamentary Democracy Where No Questions Allowed, Says Chidambaram
Members of the Congress walked out of the Lok Sabha and staged a protest after they were not allowed to speak following a statement by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on the border standoff with China.
Photojournalist Injured after Being Beaten Up by Security Forces Near Encounter Site in J&K's Pulwama
While police did not deny the allegations levelled by the photojournalist, it said the mediapersons were stopped at they were moving close to the cordoned area.
Greek Police Arrest Six Over Lesbos Fire, Migrants Resist New Camp
Greek police have detained six migrants over a fire that razed the Moria refugee camp to the ground, the government said on Tuesday, as thousands of displaced people refused to move to a new facility and demanded to leave Lesbos island.
India's Covid-19 Tally Crosses 50 Lakh-mark as Daily Cases Surge, Death Toll at 80,776
India is the second worst-hit nation in terms of COVID-19 cases after the US, while it is in the third spot in fatalities after the US and Brazil, according to Johns Hopkins University data.
Insurance Scheme for Covid-19 Frontline Health Workers Extended for 6 Months: Union Health Ministry
As many as 156 claims are under examination by the New India Assurance (NIA) Company Limited, and in 67 cases claims forms are yet to be submitted by the states, it said.
Jaishankar Holds Talks with US Special Envoy for Afghanistan on Peace Deal with Taliban
US special envoy for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad arrived in the midst of the Afghan peace talks in Doha which are aimed at ending 19 years of war in Afghanistan that has killed tens of thousands of people and ravaged various parts of the country.
Yuengling, America's Oldest Brewer, Invades The West Coast
Hey West Coast beer lovers, it's pronounced YING-ling.
Sally Rumbles Toward U.S. Gulf Coast, Historic Flooding Possible
Hurricane Sally drew closer to the U.S. Gulf Coast on Tuesday morning, threatening historic floods, the National Hurricane Center said, with more than two feet (61 cm)of rain expected in some areas.
Pompeo Says Hezbollah Weapons Risk Torpedoing French Efforts In Lebanon
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday warned France that its efforts to resolve the crisis in Lebanon would be in vain without immediately tackling the issue of Iranbacked Hezbollah's weaponry.
'At 35, Still Not Grown up?' Netizens to Sonam for Saying She Wants to Be Jaya Bachchan When She Grows Up
While lauding Jaya Bachchan's parliament speech, Sonam Kapoor tweeted that she wants to be like the veteran actress when she "grows up." Netizens immediately replied to her tweet, questioning her what she meant by "growing up" at 35.
JPMorgan And BlackRock Tap AI Startup To Automate Opening Custody Accounts
JPMorgan Chase & Co and BlackRock Inc have teamed up with artificial intelligence (AI) technology startup Saphyre to automate the opening of custody accounts, the companies said on Tuesday.
Doctors Claim Successful Recovery of Pune Girl from Covid-19 and Dengue Co-infection
The girl was admitted to the flu clinic of the private hospital located at Pimpri Chinchwad here in Maharashtra onAugust 12 with complaints of high-grade fever, sore throat, malaise, and nausea. Her COVID-19 test was positive, however, there were no compl...
Mexican President Launches Stinging Attack On His Five Predecessors
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Tuesday moved closer to an unprecedented national vote on what he describes as the corrupt rule of his predecessors, alleging they allowed massive theft of public resources over decades.
Mongolians Protest Visit Of China Diplomat As Language Dispute Simmers
Demonstrators rallied in Mongolia's capital Ulaanbaatar on Tuesday to protest against a visit by China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, amid accusations that Beijing is suppressing native language and culture in ethnic Mongolian regions of China.
Crises Pile Up In Sudan As Aid Slows And Prices Soar
Saleha Adam had hoped things would get better after the ousting of Sudan's veteran leader Omar alBashir, and that more food and aid might start flowing into her ramshackle camp on the outskirts of Khartoum.