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Blow Out Preventer Successfully Placed Over Baghjan Gas Well Head
The BOP is a very heavy metal cover weighing several tonnes that is placed at the mouth of any gas or oil well to stop leakage of the fuel from under the ground.
Rebel leader killed in clash in Indonesia's Papua region
Indonesian troops fatally shot a separatist leader in ongoing clashes between security forces and a rebel group near the worlds largest gold mine in Indonesias easternmost Papua region, police and rebels said Monday.
European Union Leaders to Support Belarusian Protesters, Tell Russia to Stay Out
European Union leaders will send a message of solidarity to Belarusian protesters and will tell Russia not to meddle in the former Soviet republic when they hold an emergency video conference on the crisis on Wednesday, EU officials said.
Coronavirus Tests in India Cross 3 Crore-mark, Says Health Ministry
A total of 3,00,41,400 samples have been tested until August 16 with 7,31,697 samples being tested on Sunday, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said.
Global Markets: Europe limps higher after China markets jump
Shares crept back toward recent peaks on Monday as Chinese markets swung higher, while investors waited to see if a recent selloff in longerdated U.S. Treasuries would be extended and perhaps take some pressure off the dollar.
Indian Football: Girls Residential Football Academy in Bengaluru Launched by Rebels FC
The RFC Girls Football Academy promises to provide the student-athletes with scientific training, along with an academic environment.
Sonu Sood Comes Forward to Help Indian Students in Guyana, Calls It 'New Country, New Mission'
Sonu Sood recently decided to help Indian medicos stranded in Guyana.
Moto E7 Plus Speculated to Feature Snapdragon 460 Processor, 5,000mAh Battery
The Moto E7 Plus could become the first phone to rock Qualcomm's Snapdragon 460 SoC.
Party official: FBI arrests Puerto Rico legislator, 3 others
FBI agents on Monday arrested Puerto Rico Rep. Mara Milagros Charbonier and three other people, a spokesman for the prostatehood New Progressive Party said Sunday.
No Logic to Congress Demand for JPC Probe: Union Minister After Report Says Facebook Favours BJP
The Congress demand came after a report in US newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, stated that Facebook had bent over backwards to favour the BJP – even going to the extent of ignoring hate speech by party leaders.
Japan PM has hospital check-up amid concerns over possible fatigue
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe underwent a medical checkup in hospital on Monday, a government source said, amid concern voiced by a top official that the premier could be suffering fatigue from handling the coronavirus pandemic.
The bookish Thai rights lawyer who challenged the king
The deafening cheer for Anon Nampa at Thailand's biggest demonstration in years underlined the bookish human rights lawyer's emergence at the forefront of a youth protest movement with his taboobreaking call for reforms to the monarchy.
Supreme Court to Consider Larger Questions in 2009 Contempt Case Against Prashant Bhushan, Tarun Tejpal
The top court said it would like to hear arguments from the lawyers as to what should be the process which should be followed in contempt cases where allegations are being levelled against judges.
Power outage halts streetcars, hits thousands in The Hague
Streetcars ground to a halt and some stores closed in the Hague after a power outage hit large parts of the Dutch city Monday.
Water Levels of Krishna, Warna & Koyna Rivers Rise in Maha's Sangli; Govt Asks People Near Banks to be 'Alert'
Two teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are currently stationed in the western Maharashtra district to tackle any situation, they said.
Iowa seeks about $4 billion in disaster aid after storm
The U.S. state of Iowa is seeking about $4 billion in disaster relief after a storm packing hurricaneforce winds tore across the Midwest last Monday, Governor Kim Reynolds said.