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33 migrants die in Libya boat capsize

Libya, Nov 26 (ANI): At least 33 migrants from Africa died and 200 were rescued after their boat capsized near Libyan coast. The migrant's boat sank off Libya's west coast. Libyan coast guard rescued 200 people traveling together on two boats. According to initial information, the boat sank due to overcrowding of migrants on the boat. Some of the people drowned after the boat sank included children. Around 3000 migrants have died or missing this year trying to cross into Europe by sea.

Pakistan government to deploy army after violent clashes in Islamabad

Islamabad (Pakistan), Nov 26 (ANI): Pakistan government has called for army to be deployed in Pakistan's Islamabad after violence broke out during protests by Islamists. The violence left over 200 people injured and triggered violent demonstrations in other. The protesters have been blocking the highway for several weeks, demanding the sacking of Law Minister Zahid Hamid whom they accuse of blasphemy. The protests have spread to other cities, including the southern port of Karachi.

Egypt Army launches Air Strikes to wipe out militants connected to Sinai attack

Egypt, Nov 26 (ANI): Egypt waged battle against the insurgents in Sinai to wipe out militants connected to Sinai mosque attack that killed more than 300 people and left more than 120 wounded on Friday. The militant group has a surviving branch in the region, after it suffered defeats in Iraq and Syria.

11 dead in hotel fire in Georgia's Black Sea resort

Batumi (Georgia), Nov 26 (ANI): At least 11 people have died and more than a dozen injured as fire ripped through a hotel in Georgia's Black Sea resort city of Batumi. According to local emergency services, 19 people were injured including three fire fighters. The fire started late on Friday on one floor of the Leogrand hotel and spread quickly. Batumi is about 360 km from Tbilisi, Georgia's capital. The hotel had been scheduled to be a venue for the Miss Georgia beauty contest on Sunday

"Kashmir kya tumhare baap ki jaagir hai": PoK Leader to Pakistani leaders

Muzaffarabad (PoK), Nov 25 (ANI): While addressing a rally in Muzaffarabad in the Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) leader Tauqeer Gilani lambasted at Pakistan's former president Pervez Musharraf, other leaders, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Muhammad for their corruption and atrocities in the region and said that PoK is not their property to claim.

Pakistan was behind killing of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Sajjad Lone's fathers: PoK leader

Muzaffarabad (PoK), Nov 25 (ANI): Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) leader Tauqeer Gilani addressed a rally in Muzaffarabad. Gilani held Pakistan responsible for killing of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Sajjad Lone's fathers. He also claimed that jihadis backed by Pakistan have killed over 650 people of Liberation Front. Gilani further added that Pakistan pays Rs30,000 to put Pakistani flag on bodies of so-called freedom-fighters.

Japan offers great tourist shopping experience

Tokyo/New York, Nov 25 (ANI): BIC CAMERA is one of Japan's leading consumer electronics retailers. BICQLO the flagship store of BIC CAMERA is located in Shinjuku Ward which is one of the busiest districts in Tokyo Metropolitan. BICQLO has a dedicated tax exemption register dedicated to foreign tourists. To celebrate the 35th Anniversary of G-Shock, the Shock the World Premium event was held at the famous Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York. The G-Shock became popular in the United States first. The creator of the first G-Shock, Kikuo Ibe, and other guest speakers appeared at the press conference. The latest G-Shock using sapphire crystal was put on display to an excited audience, too. Even the time passes, the charm of "unbreakable" G-shock continues to shine.

Watch: Eiffel Tower goes dark to commemorate victims of Egypt mosque attack

Paris (France), Nov 25 (ANI): The iconic Eiffel Tower switched off its lights on Friday to pay tribute to the lives lost in the Egypt mosque attack. At least 230 people died and several got injured after militants opened fire and bombed Al Rawdah mosque in North Sinai in Egypt.

Hundreds killed in Egypt's Sinai mosque attack

Egypt, Nov 25 (ANI): At least 235 have been killed in the deadliest insurgent attack to strike Egypt of modern times, where attackers bombed a Sinai mosque and gunned down fleeing worshipers and ambulance services. Witnesses say a bomb struck a mosque in the town of Bir al-Abed, in the north Sinai region. Scores of gunmen set up outside the building in off-road vehicles, then opened fire on those trying to escape. More than 100 are also reported wounded. There's been no immediate claim of responsibility but Egypt's battle against insurgents in Sinai has worsened since the 2013 revolution, and now includes members of Islamic State. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has declared three days of mourning in the country, vowing vengeance on the perpetrators.

Fear deepens on fate of missing Argentine submarine

Argentina, Nov 25 (ANI): Saddened and angered by evidence that the vessel may have exploded, relatives of the crew onboard a missing Argentine submarine are losing hope that their loved ones will be found alive. Hope is fading among relatives of the 44 crew members aboard a missing Argentine submarine. After days of waiting for news at the Mar del Plata naval base, loved ones have gone home. The Navy said a sound "consistent with an explosion" was detected in the South Atlantic Ocean around the same time the vessel sent its last signal on November 15. Many family members are accusing the Navy of sending their loved ones out in vessel, that they say was over 30-years old and was likely not properly maintained. The submarine was en route to Mar del Plata when it reported an electrical malfunction shortly before disappearing last week.

London on lockdown after reports of gunfire outside Oxford Circus Station

London (UK), Nov 25 (ANI): London's Oxford Circus Station was evacuated after the reports of gunfire. The police blocked the roads within several blocks of Oxford Circus area and urged the people to take vicinity inside office buildings and shops. No casualty has been reported so far. Metropolitan Police said that its officers had "responded as if the incident is terrorist related." Oxford Circus Station is one of the busiest subway stations in London.

Nepal polls: 'Identity' becomes main agenda for RJP-N

Kathmandu (Nepal), Nov 24 (ANI): In Nepal, the Rastriya Janata Party- Nepal (RJP-N) has made the issues of identity, rights and respect as its main agenda in the upcoming Parliamentary elections. The alliance of Madhesh based parties has laid its focus on the Province no. 2 with candidacy in all parts of the country. The long time agitating party went for the final round of local elections in September after the government committed to take the amendment bill for further deliberations. It is now taking part in the second round of Parliamentary and Provincial election that is scheduled for December. In his manifesto, the RJP-N promised to make amendments in the constitution and ensure the citizenship and linguistic rights of the Madhesis. Also, the RJP-N has announced a compensation of five million rupees each to the families of those who lost their lives during Nepal's Madhesh Movement. Nepal, which recently held the local elections in three rounds, is scheduled to hold the elections

Watch: Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed walks free

Lahore (Pakistan), Nov 24 (ANI): Mumbai mastermind and Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed has been released from house arrest in Lahore. Police guards have been removed from his residence where a large number of supporters gathered to celebrate the end of his house arrest. In his first address after being released, Saeed blamed India and the United States for detention and he also raked up Kashmir. Saeed is said to be the head of the U.S.-designated terror outfit, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and had been under house arrest since January 31 this year.

3 coffees a day do 'more health than harm'

London (United Kingdom), Nov 24 (ANI): It's the drink many have to start the day. But coffee may not only be giving you that morning boost - it could also have health benefits too and not just one cup of the caffeinated brew. A new study says drinking three to four coffees a day is likely to do more good than harm. Researchers collected evidence from over 200 studies on coffee consumption and health and published the findings in the Journal. They found those who drink more of it experience lower risks of premature death and heart disease than those who don't have coffee at all. It's also linked to lower risks of diabetes, liver disease, dementia and some cancers. Scientists say because the study was based on mainly observational data, no firm conclusions could be drawn about cause and effect. But they insist the findings prove moderate coffee consumption is safe, and more than likely to be good for you. So go on, pour yourself another cup.

World's 'heaviest man' undergoes surgery

Mexico, Nov 24 (ANI): A Mexican man who weighed more than half a ton, underwent surgery in Guadalajara on Wednesday in a bid to halve his weight. 33-year-old, Juan Pedro Franco, has been dubbed the world's heaviest man. Earlier this year he reportedly weighed as much as 595 kilos (1,311 pounds). But after a three-month diet, Franco reportedly shed 175 kilos in a special clinic to allow him to have the surgery. According to reports, Franco had been bed-ridden for some seven years, having battled obesity since his late teens.

Trump delivers lunch to Coast Guard members

Florida (United States), Nov 24 (ANI): United States President Donald Trump sent Thanksgiving lunch to Coast Guard personnel near his Palm Beach home. Trump, along with First Lady Melania Trump, arrived at the Coast Guard Station Lake Worth Inlet around mid-morning with an array of snacks, including muffins, coffees, fruit, and sandwiches. The President mentioned that he was ordering 'tremendous amounts of new equipment' for the military, including F-35 fighter jet.

Watch: New York Macy's Thanksgiving parade

New York (United States), Nov 24 (ANI): New York held its 91st annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday with marching bands, floats and giant balloons. Outside Macy's flagship store on 34th street, spectators applauded the procession of marching bands and musical acts from around the country and the helium balloons with cartoon characters that hovered over the parade route. About 50 million people worldwide were expected to watch the televised parade that snakes through 2.5 miles (4 km) of Manhattan. The show ushers in both the U.S. holiday season and the busiest time of year to travel.

Everyday six people get killed extra judicially in Balochistan, says Baloch activist

Geneva, Switzerland, Nov 23 (ANI): Human rights violations in Balochistan province of Pakistan have drawn concern and criticism from the world over. The growing conflict between the government of Pakistan and Baloch nationalists result in the rise in enforced disappearances, tortures and killings of intellectuals and activists from the province. Baloch journalist and human rights activist Ahmar Mutikhan claims that Pakistan army is engaged in genocide of Baloch people. The situation in Balochistan is getting worse since China start constructing multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. A large number of indigenous Baloch have been displaced and killed by the security forces. Ahmar said Pakistan is hiding its crime in Balochistan by restricting visits of humanitarian groups and aid agencies. The China-led 51.5 billion dollar multi-layered infrastructure project aims to connect Kashgar in China's western province of Xinjiang, with the port of Gwadar in Balochistan. Some of

Bomb blast outside former MP Ramchand Shah's residence

Birgunj (Nepal), Nov 23 (ANI): A bomb blast shook Birgunj on Tuesday ahead of first phase of provincial and parliamentary polls in the state. The blast occurred outside the residence of former Member of Parliament Ramchand Shah. Nepal is witnessing huge opposition from monarchy supporters as the country reaches last step in its transition to a federal democracy.

Los Angeles's homeless enjoy a Thanksgiving feast on Skid Row

Los Angeles (United States), Nov 23 (ANI): Homeless people in Los Angeles enjoyed a traditional Thanksgiving feast provided by the Los Angeles Mission. The lunch included roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese and collard greens. The annual meal held on Los Angeles' Skid Row, where many in LA's homeless community live, has been a staple in the downtown area for over two decades. The Los Angeles Mission has served the people of Skid Row for over 35 years, providing emergency services such as shelter, food, clothing, as well as professional medical and dental services.