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      12 September

      External Affairs Minister Jaishankar wraps up maiden Saudi visit

      Jeddah: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday concluded his maiden visit to Saudi Arabia during which he held discussions with the country’s top leadership on wide ranging issues related to bilateral cooperation. During his maiden visit, Jaishankar called on the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and held discussions with his Saudi counterpart on wide ranging issues related to bilateral cooperation and regional, international developments. The Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Jeddah received a written message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the meeting, the official press agency SPA reported. During the meeting, bilateral relations between the two countries and opportunities of enhancing them were reviewed and the latest regional and international developments as well as the efforts being exerted towards them…

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    • 12 September

      New Zealand PM says no republic plan following queen’s death 

      Wellington: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Monday that her government will not be pursuing any moves toward changing New Zealand to a republic following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Ardern said she thought New Zealand would eventually become a republic, and it would probably happen within her lifetime, but that there were more pressing issues for her government to pursue. Her comments represent the first time she has spoken about the New Zealand republic debate since Elizabeth’s death, and reflect previous comments she has made on the issue. Ardern has also previously expressed her support for the country eventually becoming a republic. Under the current system, the British monarch remains New Zealand’s head of state, represented in New Zealand by a governor-general. The governor-general’s role…

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    • 12 September

      This Hyderabadi man has rich collection of currency notes that features Queen Elizabeth

      Hyderabad: Meet Syed Asghar Hussaini, the 68-year-old Hyderabadi man, who possesses a rich collection of currency notes that features Queen Elizabeth II. He has over 600 notes from 32 different countries that the Queen has served as the Head of State. Hussaini has been collecting notes ever since he was a teenage boy. “I started this in the 1970s and continue to collect till date. The notes are beautiful and of very nice quality. I hope someday the future generation will see these and cherish the history,” he says, adding that he has around 3000 currency notes in total. He initially started buying notes from people who visited foreign countries. However, once he started travelling around the world himself, he would visit…

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    • 12 September

      Queen Elizabeth II wrote a letter to Australia that is locked in vault and can’t be opened for 63 years?

      Sydney : A secret letter written by Queen Elizabeth II is locked inside a vault in Sydney, and the interesting this is, that it cannot be opened for 63 years! According to 7NEWS Australia, the letter is inside a vault in a historic building in Sydney and was written by her in November 1986 and is addressed to the people of Sydney. 7NEWS Australia reports that nobody, not even the Queen’s personal staff, is aware of what the letter says because it is hidden inside a glass case in a secure location. One thing is sure, though: it can’t be opened until 2085. Addressed to the Lord Mayor of Sydney, the instruction reads: “On a suitable day to be selected by…

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    • 12 September

      The Nepalis braving ‘death route’ to reach Europe

      The Chhipchhipe settlement lies about 8km north of Kawasoti bazar along the east-west highway in Nawalparasi, right at the base of the Chure hills. In a small, zinc-roofed abode in this settlement live Yamkala Tiwari and her elder son Dipendra. Yamkala’s younger son, Nabin, had left for Turkey, five years ago, with dreams of making it big in Europe. Dipendra had passed Yamkala the message Nabin left at about 9pm on December 5, 2017. Ten days passed but Nabin’s promised call didn’t come. It never did. Nabin, aged 24, had left the country on November 1, 2017, aiming for Greece via Turkey, with a work visa. After 24 days, he had notified Dipendra of his arrival in Istanbul, the Turkish…

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    • 12 September

      Prince William was behind the ‘Fab Four’ reunion at Windsor Castle with Kate Middleton, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle

      Prince William played a key role in the “Fab Four” reunion on Saturday at Windsor Castle.The eldest son of King Charles invited Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the royal walkabout. Prince William played a critical role in the reunion between himself, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle on Saturday. Putting on a united front, the royal couples appeared outside of Windsor Castle to greet members of the public and view floral tributes left in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, who died aged 96 on Thursday. Both Markle and Middleton wore black dresses, while their husbands sported navy suits with black ties. Man Who Made $95 million in 2008 Reveals New Prediction AdVisionaryProfit Putting on a united front, the royal couples appeared outside…

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    • 12 September

      VP Kamala Harris says she wishes lawmakers would take on domestic threats to national security as ‘Americans instead of through some partisan lens’

      Vice President Kamala Harris called domestic threats “harmful” and “dangerous.”Harris said she wishes lawmakers addressed the threats as “Americans” instead of through a “partisan lens.” Vice President Kamala Harris said she wishes lawmakers would take on domestic threats to national security without a “partisan lens.” During an NBC News’s Meet the Press interview, Harris recalled her time on the Senate Intelligence Committee and said she wishes lawmakers would address domestic threats as “Americans first.” Discover the F/W ’22 collection with Dajana Rads AdWOOLRICH During an NBC News’s Meet the Press interview, Harris recalled her time on the Senate Intelligence Committee and said she wishes lawmakers would address domestic threats as “Americans first.” “When we walk through the doors, Republicans, Democrats, Independents — when we walked through…

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    • 12 September

      Amid energy crisis in Europe, Eiffel Tower to go dark early

      As Europe deals with rising energy prices, the crisis will force the Eiffel Tower, one of the most visited monuments in the world, whose sparkling lights characterize the nighttime in the Paris skyline, to go dark early. However, to honor Queen Elisabeth II’s passing on Thursday night, the Eiffel Tower went dark, a remarkable gesture. Drop 57 pounds of Fat With This Simple Tip Adsupportmyweight.com The decision to reduce lighting is viewed as a means to serve as an example of the overall decrease in the city’s light. The tower’s nighttime lighting accounts for 4 percent of its annual energy consumption. The continent is dealing with soaring energy prices, made worse by the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Paris is expected to recommend…

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    • 12 September

      Joe Biden leads Americans in observing the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks

      US President Joe Biden on Sunday led his countrymen in remembering the victims of the September 11 terror attacks 21 years ago. “I hope we`ll remember that amidst those dark days, we dug deep, we cared for each other, and we came together,” Biden said in his address to the nation from the Pentagon memorial, which was one of the sites of attacks of the Al-Qaeda terrorists on this day 21 years ago in addition to the twin towers in New York. Vice President Kamala Harris and the Second Gentlemen Dough Emhoff flew to New York to participate in the 9/11 remembrance ceremonies at the twin-tower. The First Lady Dr Jill Biden travelled to Shanksville in Pennsylvania at the Flight 93 crash site. Joined…

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    • 12 September

      15 conspiracy theories spawned by 9/11

      Twenty-one years after airliners slammed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field, the official consensus that terrorists were behind the September 11 attacks is still widely rejected. Instead, the 9/11 Truth Movement embraces the 15 conspiracy theories listed here, most of which claim that the U.S. government was behind it all. From unbroken and non-existent windows to mysterious underwing pods, all these so-called “alternative truths” are intriguing, inventive…and have been extensively debunked. Plane carried a ‘military pod’ Moments before United Airlines Flight 175 slammed into the World Trade Center’s South Tower, photos and video footage captured what conspiracy theorists say is a “military pod” under the right wing’s fuselage. They variously identify the pod as a bomb, a…

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