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    • Aug- 2022 -
      1 August

      India, Vietnam to hold 3rd edition of Bilateral Army Exercise from August 1

      The 3rd edition of Vietnam-India Bilateral Army Exercise “Ex VINBAX 2022” is scheduled to be conducted at Chandimandir from August 1 to 20. The exercise is a sequel to a previously conducted bilateral exercise in Vietnam in 2019 and a major milestone in strengthening the bilateral relations between India and Vietnam. Both countries share a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and defence cooperation is a key pillar of this partnership. Vietnam is an important partner in India’s Act East policy and the Indo-Pacific vision. This is why you should wrap your feet in aluminium foil AdTips and Tricks The theme of Ex VINBAX 2022 is the employment and deployment of an engineering company and a medical team as part of the United…

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    • 1 August

      This Hyderabad-origin man wins half marathon in Antarctica

      Hyderabad: From competing in Limca races to being the only person of Indian origin to win the half marathon in Antarctica, Mohan Ambati’s journey is a fascinating one. “It was a unique experience. It was like I was on a different planet, rather than a continent,” said Ambati, 53, a Hyderabadi settled in the United States, about completing the Antarctica Half Marathon in January 2022. Among the total of 49 runners, he was able to finish this 13-mile race with a time of 2:26.30 and came second in the men’s event and was the first in his age group, as well as the first among the USA men’s team. Ambati was a state and university champion runner in India during his…

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    • 1 August

      Telangana labourer killed in flood-hit UAE

      Mancherial: A migrant labourer of remote Chintaguda village in Jannaram mandal was killed after being stranded in flood-affected Fujairah city in United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Friday. His colleagues informed his family members about the incident on Sunday. The normal life of the city was hit by the floods over the last one week. The victim Uppu Linga Reddy (35) was a native of Chintaguda. Linga Reddy migrated to UAE in search of livelihood two months ago. He is survived by wife Shirisha and two sons. The labourer’s mother Laxmibai and wife Sirisha requested the government to take steps to repatriate the body of Linga Reddy at the earliest. They said they cannot afford to bear expenditure involved in bringing…

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    • 1 August

      Saudi Arabia: First lot of Umrah pilgrims arrive on New Year

      Riyadh: Saudi Arabia on Saturday welcomed the first batch of overseas pilgrims to mark the beginning of the Umrah season in the new Islamic year. The visa request for the Umrah season began on July 14, the authorities initiated the pilgrimage on Saturday. In a statement marking the start of the season, The General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques said, “In conjunction with the arrival of pilgrims from abroad to the Grand Mosque, the presidency continues to implement field services according to standards that take into account the latest developments in service excellence to create a safe worshipping environment and provide the finest services to the pilgrims of the Grand Mosque from all over the world.”…

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    • 1 August

      Saudi Arabia: SR 1,00,000 fine, 15 yr jail for human trafficking

      Riyadh: Saudi Arabia’s Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Muajab on Saturday announced a jail term of 15 years along with a penalty of Saudi Riyal (SAR) 1,00,000 for persons found guilty of trafficking people into the Kingdom. In certain cases, offenders may face both penalties at the same time. The announcement came on the occasion of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. “Kingdom has legislated special regulations concerned with protecting interests in this regard,” Saud said in a statement. Legal punishments have been approved by Saudi Arabia to tackle any offence related to human trafficking. One of the steps taken to prevent human trafficking in the Kingdom as it has legislated special regulations concerned with protecting interests in this regard. The attorney…

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    • 1 August

      Death Toll in Iran floods rises to 59

      Tehran: At least 59 people have died so far in the recent flash floods across Iran, an official from Red Crescent Society (IRCS) said. Yaqub Soleimani, secretary general of the IRCS, told the media that 30 other people are still missing in the floods that started last week, reports Xinhua news agency. Some 60 cities and 516 villages, as well as 85 connecting roads, have been affected by the recent floods, Soleimani was quoted as saying. So far, 1,332 people have been transferred to safe places, 5,215 others are receiving accommodation, and 944 houses have been evacuated, he said. President Ebrahim Raisi hasordered the ministers, heads of organisations and governor-generals across the country to mobilize all their facilities to manage the…

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    • Jul- 2022 -
      31 July

      China’s uncontrolled 25-tonne rocket crashes down over Indian Ocean

      New Delhi: Nearly 25 tonnes of space junk from a recently-launched Chinese rocket crashed down over the Indian Ocean, landing somewhere near Sarawak which is the Malaysian state on the island of Borneo. The US Space Command confirmed in a tweet late on Saturday that China’s Long March 5B (CZ-5B) rocket re-entered over the Indian Ocean at 12.45 p.m. “We refer you to the #PRC for further details on the re-entry’s technical aspects such as potential debris dispersal impact location,” it posted. China’s Manned Space Agency said on the social media platform Weibo that the rocket ree-ntered near the same area around Sarawak and “most of it burned up on its way down”. NASA administrator Bill Nelson said on Twitter…

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    • 31 July

      India and Oman to carry out 13-day military exercise in Rajasthan

      New Delhi: India and Oman will carry out a nearly two-week military exercise beginning Monday, with a focus on counter-terror cooperation. The exercise, ‘AL NAJAH-IV’, will take place in the Mahajan field firing ranges in Rajasthan from August 1 to 13. A 60-member team from the Royal Army of Oman has arrived at the site of the exercise. The defence ministry said the joint military exercise aims to enhance the level of bilateral defence cooperation. The Indian Army will be represented at the exercise by troops from the 18 Mechanised Infantry Battalion. The previous edition of the exercise was organised in Muscat in March 2019. “The fourth edition of India-Oman joint military exercise ‘AL NAJAH-IV’ between contingents of Indian Army…

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    • 31 July

      US President Joe Biden tests Covid-19 positive, returns to isolation

      President Joe Biden tested positive for Covid-19 again on Saturday, slightly more than three days after he was cleared to exit coronavirus isolation, the White House said, in a rare case of “rebound” following treatment with an anti-viral drug. White House physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor said in a letter that Biden “has experienced no reemergence of symptoms, and continues to feel quite well.” O’Connor said, “there is no reason to reinitiate treatment at this time.” In accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, Biden will reenter isolation for at least five days. He will isolate at the White House until he tests negative. The agency says most rebound cases remain mild and that severe disease during that period…

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    • 31 July

      Millions found inside Sri Lankan President’s House during uprising against Rajapaksa produced before court

       Sri Lankan police have produced before a court millions of rupees in cash found by anti-government protesters inside former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s official residence after he fled the mansion following the mass uprising against his government three weeks ago. Hundreds of anti-government protesters on July 9 stormed the then president Rajapaksa’s residence in central Colombo’s high-security Fort area after breaking the barricades, as they demanded his resignation over the island nation’s worst economic crisis in recent memory. Amidst the unprecedented anti-government protests, Rajapaksa fled the country on July 13 to the Maldives and then to Singapore from where he emailed his resignation letter. The protesters recovered 17.85 million Sri Lankan Rupees inside his mansion which were later handed over to…

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