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"Committed to making sure that everyone finds out truth": Stormy Daniels

New York, Apr 17 (ANI): Adult-film actress Stormy Daniels said she and her attorney are committed to making sure that everyone finds out the truth. Daniels is entangled in a separate civil battle with U.S. President Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen. The case is over a $US130,000 payment made to her as part of a 2016 agreement to stop her from discussing a sexual encounter she says she had with Trump almost a decade ago.

Aging Korea: Elderly people find respite in daytime discos

Seoul (South Korea), Apr 17 (ANI): In daytime discos known as 'colatecs', South Korea's retirees are finding a space to relax, exercise and have fun after decades of hard work. Thousand of elderly people flock here to have a good time with their friends. 'Colatecs' sprang up in 1990s as no alcohol dance clubs for teenagers. Today, these clubs have become a favourite among elderly people who come here to enjoy good company and great exercise as well.

Syria strikes were in UK's 'national interest', says Theresa May

London, Apr 17 (ANI): Britain's decision to conduct air strikes against Syria was in the country's national interest, and not the result of pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Theresa May told parliament on Monday. May, who has regained confidence after winning support for her tough stance on Syria and Russia, was making a statement to parliament on her decision to join the United States and France in Saturday's strikes in retaliation for a suspected gas attack.

US bans American companies from selling to Chinese phone maker ZTE

New Delhi, Apr 17 (ANI): The U.S. Department of Commerce is banning American companies from selling components to leading Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE for seven years. ZTE is a leading telecom equipment maker. It buys components from U.S. producers, such as Qualcomm, Microsoft, and Intel. And it sells smartphones in the U.S. to companies, like ATandT, T-Mobile, and Sprint. Last year, ZTE pleaded guilty to conspiring to evade U.S. sanctions by illegally shipping its products and technology to Iran. As part of the agreement, it promised to dismiss four senior employees and discipline 35 others. It did the former, but omitted the latter. As a penalty, the Commerce Department is now banning American companies from doing business with ZTE.

U.S. Troops not leaving Syria until goals are accomplished, says Ambassador Haley

Washington, DC (USA), Apr 16 (ANI): U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley said that the United States would not pull its troops out from Syria until its goals were accomplished. Ambassador Haley listed three goals for the United States ensuring that chemical weapons are not used in any way that pose a risk to U.S. interests, Islamic State is defeated and that there is a good vantage point to watch what Iran is doing.

Oscar-winning director Milos Forman dies at 86

Hollywood, CA, USA, Apr 15 (ANI): Oscar-winning director Milos Forman died at the age of 86. The Czech-born movie director -- turned U.S. citizen -- passed away in Connecticut on Friday, after a short illness. His film 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' earned five Oscars in 1976. And his 1984 film 'Amadeus' - based on the life of Mozart -- earned another eight Oscars. His other notable works include the rock musical "Hair", "Ragtime" and "The People vs Larry Flint." Married three times, Forman met his third wife Martina - a writer - in Prague in the 1990s. He was father to two sets of twin boys, with his second and third wives.

Trump greets Bengalis, Sinhala, Tamil on their New Year

New Delhi, Apr 13 (ANI): The United States President Donald Trump has extended greetings to Sri Lankans, Tamilians and Bengalis living across the globe on their New Year. The day, called Aluth Aurudu, is an important national holiday for both the cultures of the Sinhalese people and the Tamil people of Sri Lanka. However, the Bengali New Year, also called Pohela Boishakh, is the traditional new year day of the Bengali community. This year, it will be celebrated on April 15.

Having 'great discussions' on trade with China, says President Trump

Washington, DC (United States), Apr 13 (ANI): President of the United States of America, Donald Trump said that the trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing were going well. His statement conflicted with Chinese official statements on the dispute. President Trump said that "We're doing really well with China. I think we're having some great discussions, we'll see what happens," Trump said during a meeting with governors and lawmakers in Washington, DC.

AEON expands its retail business in Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Apr 12 (ANI): Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur is a leading business and tourism hub in South East Asia. That is why many international retail companies and brands are eager to expand their presence in this country. Aeon is a prominent Japanese retail group that is already operating 34 stores and 5 supermarkets in Malaysia. Recently, the company added a new supermarket to its crown of stores under the name "MaxValu Prime".This store is located in a business area where around 15 thousand employees work and it is already attracting around 3 thousand customers a day. This new service among others is making the daily life more convenient for working parents and there are many in Malaysia. Aeon Malaysia has signed a business tie-up with "Honest Bee, Malaysia", which operates shopping agency services. Customers order AEON products from the website and staff who reside at the store receive the online orders, after checking them out, they pick up the products and handl

Ajinomoto helps to improve food industry in Thailand

Bangkok (Thailand), Apr 12(ANI): "Ajinomoto" is leading the food industry in Thailand through its vision of being a global company while contributing to the improvement of people's lives. "Ajinomoto" is not only focusing on producing quality products but also improving the environment in Thailand. AJI-NO-MOTO is well known as an "umami" seasoning. It is made from 100 percent natural ingredients of cassava and sugar cane which are carefully grown by farmers in Thailand. These 100 percent domestic raw materials are turned into starch and molasses after some processing, and finally, they take on the appearance of the final products. AJI-NO-MOTO seasonings are produced by a process called fermentation. And at the same time, a large amount of organic by-products are created. This by-product is called "Ami-Ami" and contributes to agricultural industries and these are the starting points of making products for ingredients. The sustainable Ajinomoto group concept "Bio-Cycle" is characterized

Pashtun resistance movement proves young Pakistanis want change

Peshawar (Pakistan), Apr 12 (ANI): The Pashtun resistance movement in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, which saw a massive participation by the tribal youth, indicates that young Pakistanis are the change they want. It has attracted the disillusioned Pashtun youth, including a sizable number of young women - who were mainly associated with the Awami National Party (ANP) and Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PkMAP) - across the country and abroad. It has also become popular among the emerging professional and middle-class of Pashtun society. A new red ethnic cap - popularly known as Mazari cap - and the word 'Pashteen', a pronunciation of Pashtun in Mehsud dialect - became popular among the Pashtun youth - mainly because of PTM founder Manzoor Pastheen. Men and women from Pakistan and Afghanistan are sharing their images wearing the cap to show solidarity with the PTM movement.

Over 250 dead in Alegria plane crash

Algeria, Apr 12 (ANI): At least 257 people died after a military plane crashed into a field in Algeria on Wednesday. Most of the people died were from military, said Algeria's Defence Ministry. The plane crashed on the perimeter of Boufarik airport, southwest of Alegria's capital Algiers. The plane was on its way to disputed zone of Tindouf in southwest Alegria.

Watch: Pregnant Sindhi singer shot dead in Pakistan for refusing stand-up performance

Larkana (Pakistan), Apr 12 (ANI): Samina Sindhu, a 6-month pregnant Sindhi singer was allegedly shot dead by a man named Tariq Jatoi in Pakistan's Larkana, after she refused for stand-up performance on his request, according to Human Rights activist Kapil Dev. After killing her, the family of accused is pressurizing her husband to withdraw the case, he added.

Youth exchange program deepens India-Nepal ties

Kathmandu (Nepal), Apr 11 (ANI): A group of 37 young delegates from India which toured various places in Nepal from 4th to 11th April got a chance to interact and observe the cultural and emotional aspects of the Nepal. The team from India toured Nepal on the invitation of the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the government of Nepal. The youth from India learned a lot about neighbouring Nepal. The delegation comprises students from leading educational institutions from different parts of India including IITs, AIIMS, NIT, National Law School of India University as well as Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development. The youth exchange program is held in pursuance of one of the MoUs signed between the Ministries of Youth Affairs and Sports of both the nations.

Passengers stranded as strike grounds flights

Germany, Apr 11 (ANI): Hundreds of flights were cancelled at four German airports, including the biggest hub Frankfurt, on April 10 as ground staff and other public sector workers staged walkouts across the country to increase the pressure in a pay dispute. Lufthansa cancelled more than 800 flights out of its 1,600 planned for April 10. The strike also affected nurseries, rubbish collection and swimming pools. The leading union is demanding a 6% pay rise for 2.3 million public sector employees. But the federal government has rejected that call saying a big increase would force them to outsource jobs.

112-year-old Japanese man recognised as world's oldest man

Ashoro (Japan), Apr 11 (ANI): A 112-year-old Japanese man, Masazo Nonaka, was recognised as the world's oldest man by the Guinness World Records on April 10. He was born on July 25, 1905, months before Albert Einstein published his theory of special relativity. Masazo Nonaka is a Japanese man who belongs to Hokkaido. After the previous title holder Yisrael Kristal of Israel died last August at 113, Guinness had been trying to confirm the oldest living man.

President Ram Nath Kovind addresses Indian community in Zambia

Lusaka (Zambia), Apr 11 (ANI): President Ram Nath Kovind addressed the Indian community in Zambia's Lusaka on April 10. In his speech, President Kovind said, "India is the fastest growing economy in the world. If Indian economy continues to grow in the same way we will certainly become a superpower." President Kovind, along with First Lady Savita Kovind arrived in Lasuka as part of his three-nation Africa tour.

Will ensure fair elections take place in India: Zuckerberg at senate hearing

Washington, D.C. (USA), Apr 11 (ANI): Testifying before U.S. senators in the wake of Facebook's data breach scandal and foreign interference in election, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told them that his company will do everything to ensure fair polling takes place in India and other countries. "2018 is an important year for the whole world. Several countries like India, Pakistan will have elections. We'll do everything possible to ensure these elections are safe," Zuckerberg said. "One of my greatest regrets is we were slow in identifying the Russian operations in 2016," he admitted.

Data theft: Mark Zuckerberg apologises, says "We did not take broad view of our responsibility"

Washington, D.C. (USA), Apr 11 (ANI): Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg present before a joint hearing of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees to discuss the social media platform's policy on user privacy amid the Cambridge Analytica scandal. "It is clear that we did not do enough to prevent tools from being used for harm like fake news, foreign interference in election as well as developers and data privacy. We did not take a broad view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and I am sorry. I started Facebook, I run it and I'm responsible for what happens," Mark Zuckerberg said.

Watch: Small plane crashes near Scottsdale, Arizona airport

Scottsdale (USA), Apr 10 (ANI): A small plane crashed in Arizona's Scottsdale on Monday night. Emergency services quickly arrived at the scene of the crash. The aircraft was a Piper PA24, which crashed onto the golf course and caught fire after takeoff from Scottsdale Airport