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Nawaz, daughter to be arrested at Abu Dhabi airport today

London (United Kingdom), Jul 13 (ANI): Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam will be arrested at Abu Dhabi airport in United Arab Emirates (UAE) today. Nawaz and his daughter, who are convicted in Avenfield reference case, will stay at the Abu Dhabi airport for seven hours. All arrangements have been made to arrest the three-time Prime Minister and his daughter by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) team.

Twitter melts down over this picture of Nawaz, Maryam with Begum Kulsoom

London (UK), Jul 13 (ANI): Ahead of the arrival of Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam in Pakistan, a picture of the father-daughter duo with ailing Begum Kulsoom at London's Harley Street Clinic has surfaced on social media. The picture shows Maryam breaking down into tears and Nawaz keeping his hands on Kulsoom's head. A Pakistan-based journalist tweeted the picture and captioned it, "This picture will haunt many in future. Remember."

Heavy rainfall claims three lives in Nepal

Kathmandu (Nepal), Jul 13 (ANI): Heavy rainfall has claimed three lives in Nepal's Bhaktapur. The three people were buried after the house collapsed due to incessant rainfall, which continued for 24 hours. Heavy downpour has led to landslides and caving in, causing disruption in lives of common people.

Tokyo hosts fifth Health and Beauty Goods Expo

Tokyo (Japan), July 12 (ANI): With the increasing awareness about people's beauty and health, product development in these industries is receiving great attention. Tokyo Big Sight hosted its fifth Health and Beauty Goods Expo, where a wide range of state-of-the-art health and beauty appliances were exhibited. Each booth was filled with a variety of exciting latest goods. In one booth, a new type of hydrogen beauty machine was exhibited. Presently, there has been a growing interest about health and beauty methods in Japan that incorporate hydrogen, and its research is also actively being carried out at many universities and institutions. The latest equipment helping in teeth whitening was on display at one of the booths. The main concept of the product is that it is compact and can be used by anyone, rather than the equipment used by a dedicated dentist. The passion among Japanese companies to create better products is encouraging the entry of new products in the market. While beauty an

Stylish products attract visitors to Design Tokyo Exhibition

Tokyo (Japan), July 12 (ANI): As the fusion of design and technology is progressing more than ever before, it's not only the latter but the former is also increasingly becoming important in product development. During the exhibition, products in each booth were lined up with inspirational designs as if to show us a glimpse of future generation designs. In addition to design products, items packed with unprecedented ideas were on display. In one booth, a smartwatch that can be charged with user's body heat was being introduced. Because it generates electricity by temperature difference between outside temperature and body heat of the person who wears it, the watch does not require charging process for general usage. Therefore, no charging cable or AC adapter is necessary. A variety of these stylish products captured visitors' minds. As the concept of the word "design" is changing itself with times, Japanese companies continue to contribute to the future lifestyle by transmitting creativ

Trump asks NATO to double military spending target to 4%

New Delhi, Jul 12 (ANI): The United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday pushed allies at the NATO summit to enhance their military spending from two to four percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), a goal that not even Washington currently meets. The US president also demanded that the NATO members must pay two percent of GDP immediately and not by 2025. "What good is NATO if Germany is paying Russia billions of dollars for gas and energy? Why are there only 5 out of 29 countries that have met their commitment? The U.S. is paying for Europe's protection, then loses billions on Trade. Must pay 2% of GDP IMMEDIATELY, not by 2025," Trump tweeted. NATO members agreed in 2014 to move toward spending at least two percent of their GDP on defense by 2024.

Sikh Police officer forcefully evicted from home in Pakistan

Lahore (Pakistan), Jul 11: Propriety and professionalism plunged to a new low in Pakistan as Gulab Singh, the first Sikh police officer in a cruel and cowardly act by a band of goons, apparently at the behest of Pakistan, was forcefully evicted from his home. Gulab Singh accused the administration of hooliganism which instead of following a prescribed protocol barged into his residence, misbehaved with his family and physically assaulted him. He also narrated how his faith was disrespected and abused. The dastardly incident comes closely on the heels of a sudden spike in the attacks on minority, especially Sikhs in recent times. Few leaders have also stoked the fire of violence in order to polarize the upcoming elections slated July 25th. Sikhs have been living a life of misery in Pakistan for decades and now they have become victims of larger plan of Pakistan's ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence) which wants to eliminate the minorities from the country. The minority Sikh and Hindu com

Japan floods: Death toll rises to 176

New Delhi, Jul 11 (ANI): Death toll has mounted to 176 in flash floods at several places in Japan. The flood has proved to be one of the most catastrophic disasters in the country since earthquake and tsunami at Fukushima in 2011. Over 75,000 personnel have been deployed for conducting rescue operations in affected areas. Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has cancelled his foreign trips and he is overseeing the flood rescue operation in the country. Incessant rains in parts of Japan last week triggered floods in the country.

14 killed including ANP leader in Peshawar suicide blast

Peshawar (Pakistan), Jul 11 (ANI): A suicide blast claimed at least 14 lives, including Awami National Party (ANP) candidate Haroon Bilour, and wounded scores of others after a suicide bomber blew himself up before a political rally. The explosion occurred in Yakatoot neighbourhood moments after Bilour arrived at the venue. The late ANP candidate was set to contest the July 25 elections from Peshawar's PK-78 constituency. In a tweet, Awami National Party condemned the attack, "We are deeply sad to announce that ANP's Provincial Information Secretary and party's candidate for PK-78, Haroon Bashir Bilour is no more with us. He was targeted in a suicide attack a while ago in Peshawar." Chairman of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf Imran Khan said in a tweet, "Sad to learn of Haroon Bilour and 2 other ANP workers deaths and strongly condemn the terrorist attack at the ANP corner mtg in Peshawar. All political parties and their candidates must be provided proper security during their election campa

Pakistan's first Sikh policeman manhandled, forced out of his home

Lahore (Pakistan), Jul 11 (ANI): Pakistan's first Sikh policeman was allegedly manhandled and forced out of his home. Gulab Singh, who is inspector with Pakistan Punjab police said that few policemen entered his house and forcefully threw him and his family out of their house and later locked it from outside. A video went viral in which it could be easily seen that the Sikh is requesting the officials to let him stay in his house as he was living in it since 1947. But his request was unheard and he was forced to live the house. Another video of the Sikh went viral in which he could be seen asking for help.

Royal Family celebrates Royal Air Force's 100th Anniversary

New Delhi, Jul 11 (ANI): A day after the Royal Family celebrated the christening of Prince Louis, the family reunited to mark the 100th Anniversary of the Royal Air Force (RAF). The family has a long-standing commitment to the Royal Air Force with four generations of the family having served or trained with the United Kingdom's aerial warfare force, and many holding honorary ranks and patronages with RAF charities and associations. The day began with a service at Westminster Abbey followed by a speech by Queen Elizabeth II at the Buckingham Palace.

Thai cave rescue: All members stranded rescued

New Delhi, Jul 09 (ANI): In the latest development in the Thailand cave rescue, all 12 boys and the coach have been rescued from Thailand cave on Tuesday. They were trapped for more than two weeks in Tham Luang cave. The team of divers was in the mission to rescue the boys and their soccer coach. A team of 12 Thai footballers and their coach became stranded when they went exploring in the Tham Luang cave after a practice game. Monsoon flooding blocked off their escape and prevented rescuers from finding them for more than a week. The rescued boys were taken to a hospital for further treatment.

Pakistani Canadian reveals his role behind anti-India UN Report on Kashmir

Mississauga (Canada), Jul 10: In a sensational revelation, a Pakistani Islamist, based in Canada has admitted that the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, was in constant touch with him while preparing the Human Rights report on Kashmir and which has been rejected by India.Based in Toronto, Zafar Bangash is an Islamic movement journalist and an Imam at the Islamic Society of York Region's Mosque.

Kate Middleton looks stunning in Prince Louis' Christening

New Delhi, Jul 10 (ANI): Kate Middleton raised the bar for looking glamorous on maternity leave when she arrived at Prince Louis' christening on Monday. For the occasion, Kate wore an Alexander McQueen dress with a structured shoulder detail and a dramatic Jane Taylor headpiece fit for a princess. However, the Prince Louis wore 10-year-old gown with a royal history. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - were also present at the ceremony.

Trump suggests China interfering in US-N Korea talks amid trade war

New Delhi, Jul 10 (ANI): The United States President Donald Trump suggested that China may be 'exerting negative pressure' on North Korea on the denuclearization deal, due to the recent tiff between Washington and Beijing over the trade tariffs. Trump took to his social media handle and even expressed confidence that the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will stand by his commitment of denuclearization, made on June 12 in Singapore summit. Recently, the Trump administration imposed tariffs of USD 34 billion on Chinese imports, escalating a fight that could hurt companies and consumers in both the countries. Chinese goods being hit by US levies include cars, computer disk drives, pump and valve parts and LEDs. This prompted Beijing to respond with levies on US imports.

Japan flood: Death toll reaches 103

Osaka (Japan), Jul 10 (ANI): Nearly 103 people have died so far as Japan faces a long recovery process after floods and landslides. The torrential rains in parts of Japan killed at least 90 people in the southwest, while 13 others have since died from cardiac arrests, raising the total death toll to 103, according to Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, reported CNN. Reportedly, thousands of houses have been damaged, and even the ones that stand intact have been impacted. Nearly 17,000 households are still without power, and phone lines are down across multiple prefectures.

Centre to 'examine' Shariat court proposal

London (UK), Jul 10 (ANI): Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, who is on an official visit to London, said that he will look into All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB)'s Shariat court proposal. Prasad added "When I go back to India, I will examine the demand and then react to it. We have taken a very firm position as far as Triple Talaq is concerned. It's not a question of religion or community. It's a question of gender justice."

Prince Louis wears same christening gown as siblings

New Delhi, Jul 10 (ANI): The youngest child of Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton, Prince Louis was christened at St. James' Palace on Monday. In the ceremony, Prince Louis wore a 10-year-old gown with a centuries-spanning royal history. For their christenings, royal babies follow several traditions and that includes wearing a historic ivory lace gown, a replica of the Honiton lace robe created for Queen Victoria's eldest daughter in 1841. The same gown was worn by Prince Louis' siblings George and Charlotte. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - were also present at the ceremony.

Thai cave rescue: 6 members rescued, operation resumed

New Delhi, Jul 09 (ANI): In the latest development in the Thailand cave rescue, as many as six members were rescued on Sunday where they were trapped for more than two weeks. The team of divers resumed the mission today to rescue the remaining boys and their soccer coach. A team of 12 Thai footballers and their coach became stranded when they went exploring in the Tham Luang cave after a practice game. Monsoon flooding blocked off their escape and prevented rescuers from finding them for more than a week. The rescued boys were taken to a hospital for further treatment. The rescue team replenished the supply of oxygen tanks along the route so that the stranded people won't suffocate. They have also sent food and medical help into the caves for the stranded boys.

Al Shabaab attack Somalia police headquarter with twin bombings

New Delhi, Jul 09 (ANI): Terrorists from Somalia's al Shabaab group stormed a government building by twin bombings. At least 17 people got injured who were nearby in central Mogadishu. There was a heavy exchange of gunfire outside the building. The gun fire was started by the terrorist group to which police retaliated. Smoke drifted from burning vehicles following a suicide car bombing close to the presidential palace and a second blast near the security building. Police official Major Mohamed Hussein said the second explosion took place when a vehicle carrying Al Shabaab fighters to storm the building after the first explosion was detonated remotely.