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Watch: Russian fans ink up ahead of World Cup

Sochi (Russia), May 07 (ANI): Ahead of the World Cup kicks off in Russia, soccer fans in Sochi are getting tattoos to show pride in their nation and their team.

Watch: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano eruption destroys 26 homes

Hawaii (USA), May 07 (ANI): The spewing of lava from Kilauea volcano in Hawaii's Big Island showed no signs of stopping as at least 26 homes have been destroyed in the aftermath of the eruption in Leilani Estates. Hundreds of residents of Hawaii's Big Island continued to flee as lava and molten rocks, erupted from Kilauea volcano, spewed into the neighbourhoods of the island.

New fissure triggers lava up to 230 feet in Hawaii

Hawaii (United States), May 07 (ANI): Nearly 2,000 people on Hawaii's Big Island have been evacuated from homes after lava eruptions destroyed five houses and sulphur dioxide gas threatened to harm anyone who stayed in the residential area, officials said. A new fissure spewed lava up to 230 feet (70 m) into the air and new cracks opened on a highway in the Leilani Estates area, about a dozen miles (19 km) from where the Kilauea volcano erupted, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said in a statement. The southeast corner of the island was rocked by a 6.9 tremor, the strongest since 1975, and more earthquakes and eruptions were forecast, perhaps for months to come. No injuries or deaths were reported.

Watch: Cannes festival poster kicks things off with a kiss

Cannes (France), May 6 (ANI): Massive poster for the Cannes Film Festival was rolled out on the walls of the festival venue on Sunday as the resort gets ready to welcome stars and film fans for the 71st gathering on the French Riviera.The poster features a sunlit kiss between a man and a woman sitting in adjacent cars. According to festival director Thierry Fremaux organisers wanted to put love centre stage. The shot is taken from the 1965 film "Pierrot le Fou" (Pierrot the Madman) by French director and new wave icon Jean-Luc Godard. Godard will make his return to Cannes this year at the age of 87 with his film "The Image Book" The festival opens on May 8 with 21 films competing for the top prize, the Palme d'Or, to be announced on May 19.

Royal family debuts official glimpse of Prince Louis

London (UK), May 06 (ANI): Britain's royals released the first official photographs of Prince Louis, which were taken by the baby prince's mother the Duchess of Cambridge, Katherine Middleton. In one of the pictures Princess Charlotte, was seen holding her little brother. It was a throwback to another photo, when Charlotte was born and the eldest sibling, Prince George held her in his arms. Louis, who is fifth in line to the British throne, was born on April 23. Due to a 2013 change in the law, Charlotte is the first British princess for whom the arrival of a younger brother does not mean being demoted down the line of succession. Meanwhile, Palace officials have confirmed that Prince Louis would not join the rest of his family at the May 19 wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Left-wing protestors say 'enough' to Macron's French reforms

Paris (France), May 06 (ANI): Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Paris to protest against the stream of economic reforms brought in by French president Emmanuel Macron since coming to power a year ago. Protestors held "Stop Macron" banners and chanted "one year is enough" amidst drummers and marching bands in an anti-celebration of Macron's time in office organized by a member of the hard-left France Unbowed movement. The protest comes almost a year since 40-year-old Macron won the presidential elections. Members of France Unbowed, headed by Jean-Luc Melenchon have sought to fire up a backlash against Macron's policies by getting backers onto the streets. France Unbowed is pushing to hold a much larger rally with unions and other forces on May 26.

Watch: Leopard cubs become new attraction of Vienna zoo

Vienna (Austria), May 05 (ANI): The Leopard cubs in Vienna zoo become new attraction for the visitors. The two made their debut on May 1, stepping out into their indoor enclosure for the first time.

Weight loss surgery could be harmful for bone health, says study

New Delhi, May 05 (ANI): Weight loss surgery can have far worse effects than initially thought. According to a study conducted by the Wiley, weight loss surgery can cause declines in bone mass and strength and it is linked to an increased risk of bone fractures. Skeletal changes after surgery appear early and continue even after weight loss plateaus and weight stabilizes. Nutritional factors, mechanical unloading, hormonal factors, and changes in body composition and bone marrow fat may contribute to poor bone health. The study appears in the journal JBMR Plus.

Pashtuns labelled as 'terrorists' by Pakistan, alleges activist Fazal-ur-Rehman Afridi

Geneva (Switzerland), May 05 (ANI): Prominent Pashtun human rights activist Fazal-ur-Rehman Afridi said that the Pashtun community was being labelled as 'terrorists' by the Pakistan military forces. He further alleged that they were being suppressed completely by Pakistan. He also claimed that the Pakistan government was supporting the military establishment in oppressing the Pashtuns such as arbitrary detentions, abductions, enforced disappearances, torture and extrajudicial killings. Massive anti-Pakistan protests are being held by the by the Pashtun Tahaffuz (Freedom) Movement across Pakistan against the atrocities committed on them by Pakistani forces.

New York dog scared of walking past cat

New York (United States), May 04 (ANI): A scared dog was unable to walk past a cat in New York. The dog's owner shared the adorable exchange between her pets on Instagram, showing five-year-old Isaac being coaxed as he slowly walks past Paul, an eight-year-old cat, in a hallway.

Watch: Hawaii residents evacuated as volcano erupts

Hawaii (United States), May 04 (ANI): Thousands of Hawaii residents have fled their homes after one of the island chain's volcanoes spewed clouds of ash and lava into residential areas. The Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii's Big Island erupted on Thursday. The eruption sent fiery magma into the streets and forced the evacuation of around 1700 people from the Puna area.

Nepal's Janakpur prepares to welcome Indian PM Modi

Janakpur (Nepal), May 4 (ANI): Nepal's historical and ancient city of Janakpur has revamped the preparations to welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi next week. The leaders and the ministers of Nepal's Province no. 2 on Thursday came onto street sweeping and cleaning the streets ahead of Prime Minister Modi's two-day visit. Likewise, Rashtriya Janata Party- Nepal's leaders and the Chief Minister of Province No. 2 headed to streets on Thursday to clean off the roads in Janakpurdham. All local and government authorities have been actively involved in making necessary preparations for the visit. Furthermore, Indian envoy to Nepal Manjeev Singh Puri on Wednesday toured the area and surveyed the preparations and preparedness to welcome the head of the neighbouring country. Along with the temple visit, the Nepal government is expecting Indian Prime Minister to address the people present in the ground during a felicitation ceremony. Modi is scheduled to visit the Ram Janaki Temple in Ka

Ebara introduces ICT control technology for water pumps

Fujisawa (Japan), May 03 (ANI):Ebara Corporation is a Japanese industrial equipment manufacturer with over 100 years of history producing machinery including water pumps. The company has also introduced a water pump with advanced technology and Near-field communication (NFC) function. At its plant inFujisawa, Ebara Corporation produces pumps which are used in various places such as condominiums, office buildings and factories in Japan as well as abroad. Visitors can have a look at the exhibition corner and see that Ebara has production bases in many different countries. With such a long history, Ebara continues to introduce new pumps using advanced technology. Near Field Communication (NFC) is short-range wireless technology that enables communication between devices in distance of less than 10 cm. At Ebara Corporation office, systems equipped with NFC functions can be seen in various places such as office doors and the staff canteens. NFC system has very familiar presence surroundi

JCB improves its service for foreign visitors

Kyoto (Japan), May 03 (ANI): The former capital of Japan, Kyoto is famous worldwide for its ancient cityscape and unique scenery. This city attracts millions of tourists from abroad annually. This time, Japan's only international credit payment brand, JCB has special promotions that are limited to foreign guests who have a membership. These services include introducing various sightseeing spots in Kyoto to enrich member's experience during their stay. JCB Plaza Kyoto located inside J R Kyoto station building offers various services for its international members. For JCB international members, JCB Plaza Kyoto offers various services which make traveling around Kyoto more reasonable and satisfactory. Kyoto Tower, a rare modern and iconic landmark, is the tallest structure in Kyoto city. This remarkable spot is one of the most worthy place to visit for members of JCB. Kansai tourist information center inside Kyoto Tower is giving a lot of information about tourism and helping tourists n

Watch: US military plane crash carried nine personnel

United States, May 03 (ANI): The United States military officials confirmed that nine personnel were aboard the military plane that crashed near Savannah in Georgia state. Major Paul Dahlen of the Puerto Rican National Guard confirmed to CNN that the plane, Air National Guard WC-130 carried nine personnel including five crew and four passengers, Dahlen said the plane was flying out to Arizona from the 156th Airlift Wing in Puerto Rico to be de-commissioned. A Puerto Rican Government source said that none of the personnel apparently survived the plane crash. Meanwhile, Highway 21 in Savannah, where the accident took place will remain closed on the order of the Effingham County Sheriff.

Trump hints at release of 3 Americans detained in North Korea

New Delhi, May 03 (ANI): United States President Donald Trump on Thursday hinted at the possibility of the release of three American hostages, who were detained in North Korea. In a tweet, President Trump wrote, "As everybody is aware, the past Administration has long been asking for three hostages to be released from a North Korean Labor camp, but to no avail. Stay tuned!" The three American citizens are - Kim Hak-song, Tony Kim and Kim Dong-chul. They were accused of espionage or doing "hostile acts" against North Korea.

LeT leader Abdul Rehman Makki insults Guru Nanak Dev

Multan (Pakistan), May 03: Global terrorist Hafiz Saeed's brother-in-law and the second-in-command of terror outfit LeT and Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD), Abdul Rehman Makki, has used foul language against GuruNanak Dev, the first Sikh Guru, at an event in Multan city of Pakistan. Makki's remarks are an eye opener for those Sikh militants who have taken shelter in Pakistan to wage acts of terror against India in the name of the so-called Khalistan movement. Makki has lashed out against the Sikh faith and has even gone to the extent of calling them "infidels ". He also made derogatory remarks against the Sikhs, their faith and ideology and accused them of hatching conspiracy against Islam. Guru Nanak was born in 1469 at Rai Bhoi ki Talvandi, present-day Nankana Sahib, near Lahore city. He was the founder of Sikhism and the first of the ten Sikh Gurus. At present, very few thousand Sikhs live in Pakistan and they continue to face persecution by Islamic fundamentalists. A majority of Sikhs remain

Tesla posts quarterly loss

New Delhi, May 03 (ANI): Tesla reported its worst-ever quarterly loss and said its Model 3 production target remains on track. It also expects about 5,000 per week in about two months. Autotrader's Michelle Krebs says it's a 'make-it-or-break-it' year for Tesla. The lack of Model 3 revenue sped up Tesla's cash burn. The company is also spending a lot of money on assembly lines and new investments, such as the Model Y.

Cambridge Analytica shuts down after data scandal

New Delhi, May 03 (ANI): Controversial political consultancy Cambridge Analytica is shutting down after reports surfaced regarding a massive scandal over data it collected from Facebook during the 2016 election. The company said both Cambridge Analytica and its parent, SCL Elections, will cease all operations immediately as bankruptcy proceedings are to begin soon. The company came under heavy attack after it was revealed Cambridge had improperly accessed the data of 87 million Facebook users while working for President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. Cambridge said it had been losing clients and facing mounting legal fees in the wake of the scandal.

Cabinet approves new terminal buildings at Guwahati, Chennai and Lucknow airports

Johannesburg (South Africa), May 02 (ANI): The cabinet has approved three major infrastructure projects in which new terminal buildings at Guwahati, Chennai and Lucknow airports will be developed, informed Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu. "At the total investment of Rs 46,000 Crore, the infrastructure is done for modernising, Upgrading services", he added.