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We will avenge creation of Bangladesh by liberating Kashmir: Hafiz Saeed

Lahore (Pakistan), Dec 16 (ANI): Co- founder of terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and 26/11 Mumbai Attacks mastermind from Pakistan Hafiz Saeed on Saturday while addressing his followers in Lahore, discarded the allegations leveled against him by India for spreading terrorism. Terming himself as an activist of independence in Jammu and Kashmir, Hafiz said that Kahmiris dying in the Valley are sacrificing for Pakistan first and Kashmir later.

Clashes erupt as opposition supporters hold nationwide protest over electoral crisis

Tegucigalpa (Honduras), Dec 16 (ANI): A clash broke out between Honduran security forces and protesters who had blocked major roads, and demanded a full recount of last month's contentious election that pitched the Central American nation into crisis. Opposition Alliance supporters came out on the streets to hold a nationwide protest after presidential candidate Salvador Nasralla and former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya urged people to begin a 'peaceful' and 'permanent' national demonstration and labor strike. Police and soldiers responded with tear gas to disperse the protesters who set fire to a vehicle for carrying soldiers in Tegucigalpa.

SpaceX launches and lands its first reused rocket for NASA

New Delhi, Dec 16 (ANI): NASA recorded a successful launch of a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft that was heading to the International Space Station. SpaceX is touted to be a successful launch as progress in its effort to create reusable rocket boosters. Dragon lifted off on a Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It had more than 4,800 pounds of research equipment, cargo and supplies that will support more than 250 investigations aboard the space station. The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket first-stage booster later approached Landing Zone 1 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.

Can't accept preconditions for talks with North Korea: Rex Tillerson

United Nations, Dec 16 (ANI): United States Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the United States would not accept any preconditions for diplomatic talks with North Korea. He added that the Trump administration and the international community would continue to pressurize North Korean leader Pyongyang. "We are not going to accept preconditions," Tillerson told reporters. He added, "As I said earlier this week, a sustained cessation of North Korea's threatening behavior must occur before talks can begin. North Korea must earn its way back to the table," Tillerson said. "The pressure campaign must, and will, continue until denuclearization is achieved. We will, in the meantime, keep our channels of communication open."

Watch: Animals celebrate Christmas at London Zoo

London (United Kingdom), Dec 16 (ANI): The Asiatic lions, squirrel monkeys and penguins were among the animal inhabitants at London Zoo to get a feast of seasonal treats. All designed to allow them to use their natural skills.

North Korea must earn its way back to the table: Rex Tillerson

Washington (U.S.A), Dec 16 (ANI): United States Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has told the United Nations Security Council that North Korea must cease all threatening behaviour before talks with the US can begin. This as a steep denial to his earlier offer of talks without preconditions, earlier. He had said he was willing to start talks with Pyongyang without preconditions, which the White House refuted and said they were caught off guard by his offer.

Watch: Man shot, detained at Amsterdam airport

Amsterdam (Netherlands), Dec 16 (ANI): The Dutch Military Police have shot and detained a man after he threatened them with a knife at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. According to media reports, few parts of the airport were evacuated for a short time, but have since been reopened. The shot man has reportedly been transferred to the hospital.

Vivid colors of autumn season in Japan's Yokohama city

Yokohama (Japan), Dec 15 (ANI): Its autumn season in Japan and leaves of trees reflects vivid colors of nature. "Sankeien Garden" is a traditional Japanese garden located in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The autumn leaves are now in full color. The garden is extremely spacious and contains several traditional Japanese houses, old architecture, historically high-value buildings, along with natural trees and waterside. Tourists can see the seasonal Japanese landscape there. In autumn, the leaves of trees such as Maple and Ginkgo are colored red or yellow, and one can enjoy the traditional Japanese autumn landscape. It is a very popular place to enjoy the autumn scenery. The garden has popular shooting spots including the historic Japanese houses and promenades along the little valleys. A lot of photographers visit the place to take pictures of traditional Japanese houses with autumn leaves, and beautiful autumn leaves scattered under the sunlight coming through the trees along t

36 pilgrims set off for pilgrimage promoting better India-Nepal ties

Kathmandu (Nepal), Dec 15 (ANI): A total of 36 pilgrims from Kathmandu on Thursday set off for pilgrimage to various parts of India. Several elderly people are part of the pilgrimage organised by Nepal Bharat Friendship Society with the support from the Indian high commission in Nepal. The pilgrimage, which was flagged off on Thursday, will go around different parts of India and Nepal within two weeks of duration. The pilgrims will enter India via Birgunj town of Nepal and then tour Harihar Kshetra, PunPun, Gaya, Bodh Gaya, Chitra Kut, Ayodhya Ram Janma Bhumi, Gorakh Nath, Devghat, many more places and then will be back to Kathmandu.

Andhra IT Minister Nara Lokesh visits Google X headquarters

San Francisco (U.S.A), Dec 15 (ANI): Andhra Pradesh Minister for Information and Technology Nara Lokesh visited the Google X headquarters in United States' San Francisco. Speaking to ANI, Lokesh expressed happiness over the meeting and said the government of Andhra Pradesh and Google X had entered into an agreement to do multitude of activities in the state.

US First Lady Melania Trump encourages to 'give back' during holiday season

Washington D.C. (United States), Dec 15 (ANI): United States First Lady Melania Trump joined a Toys for Tots volunteer event at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington DC, where she encouraged families to give back if they can. The Toys for Tots military programme is donation-based and provides millions of toys for children in need during the holiday season.

Vladimir Putin accuses U.S. of 'provoking' North Korea

New Delhi, Dec 15 (ANI): Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that both the United States President Donald Trump and North Korea supreme leader Kim Jong-un - needed to 'calm down' in order to resolve the worsening crisis on the Korean Peninsula. Speaking at an annual end-of-year news conference, the Russian premier blamed American policy for creating the current crisis, as reported by express.co.uk. Putin said he hoped 'common sense will prevail' even as Trump and Kim continue to trade personal insults and threats of nuclear war.

Nepal Polls: Left alliance celebrate victory over first-past-the-post counts

Kavre (Nepal), Dec 14 (ANI): The red flags have gone high in Nepal, denoting rise of the communist government in the Himalayan nation which witnessed a series of government changes over a period of time. Communist government has emerged as the largest party with the end of vote counts of the first-past-the-post (FPTP) for federal parliament and provincial assembly. As per the FTTP final results, CPN-UML has won 80 seats in the Federal Parliament and 166 in the Provincial Assemblies. Similarly, the CPN (Maoist Centre) has won in 36 seats in the Central Parliament and 73 Provincial constituencies. Nepali Congress, the biggest party of the dissolved parliament, has won 23 seats in Federal Constituencies and 45 seats in the provincial constituencies. But the vote count of Proportional Representation is expected to change the instance with pushing up the Nepali Congress to the second biggest party in the parliament as well as the opposition. Nepal will be getting its new government under ne

Saudi-led strike kills at least 39 people in Yemen

Sanaa (Yemen), Dec 14 (ANI): At least 39 people were killed and 90 others were injured, when Saudi-led coalition aircraft struck a military police camp in the Houthi-controlled Yemeni capital Sanaa on Wednesday. The latest strike is part of an air campaign by the Western-backed coalition on the Iran-allied Houthis.

Mexico City bursts with colors as clowns go on pilgrimage

Mexico City (Mexico), Dec 14 (ANI): The streets of Mexico City burst with sound and colours as hundreds of clowns went on their annual pilgrimage to the Basilica of Guadalupe, Mexico's holiest shrine. Wearing bright clothes and neon-coloured wigs, clowns marched through the bustling capital's street alongside a statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Watch: Hiker catches 'snownado' on camera

Poland, Dec 14 (ANI): A keen hiker filmed a rare 'snownado' whilst walking in Poland's Tatra national park. Michal Nikon Bielas, captured the rare weather event, a whirlwind of snow, as he was climbing the mountains with his fiancee.

Watch: Family turns house into impressive Christmas lights display

United States, Dec 14 (ANI): Ahead of the Christmas, a family in the United States have turned their house into an impressive Christmas lights display.

Lyft chooses Toronto for its first international foray

Toronto (Canada), Dec 13 (ANI): Lyft is going overseas and it has chosen Toronto for its first international foray. The ride hailing app launched its service in Canada's Toronto on Tuesday. The first ride delivered toys to a local hospital. Lyft comes as a rival of Uber, which has been in Canada for five years. Uber now faces investigations by governments around the world over its cover up of a massive 2016 data breach. Uber has been criticised for a lax attitude to regulations and accused of trade-secret theft.

Firefighters wrestle to douse massive California wildfire

California, Dec 13 (ANI): Nearly 7000 firefighters are battling to douse California wildfire, which has set ablaze approximately 700 houses in its path. The massive fire continues to blaze the forest since last 8 days. The fire has already burned 366 square miles, which is bigger area than New York City. The massive enraging fire has forced people in the proximity to wear masks. The inferno was contained 20 percent on Tuesday, according to the fire department.

Arabs, Europe, U.N. reject Trump's Jerusalem decision

New Delhi, Dec 13 (ANI): Streets of the West Bank and Jerusalem are engulfed by fury as thousands of Palestinians staged protest against United States President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Hundreds of protestors were wounded by Israeli Army fire, while military claimed that two rockets were launched at Israel from Gaza. Leader of Islamist group Hamas has asked Palestinians to abandon peace efforts and launch an uprising against Israel. Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu said many nations will follow the U.S.'s lead. But Trump cuts a lonely figure over his decision on the world stage. Warnings have come from across the world, including major allies like France, Germany and Great Britain. The Saudi Royal Court has also issued a statement warning of 'dangerous consequences'. Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan accused Trump of throwing the region in to a 'ring of fire' - saying the decision disregards a 1980 UN resolution regarding the status of the