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Watch: That pesky rabbit! Police officer chases furry runaway rodent on Boston bridge

Boston (U.S.A), Oct 28 (ANI): A modern day Looney Tunes scene unfolded on Boston's Leonard P. Zakim Bridge. A video shared by Dustin Fitch, a Massachusetts State Trooper and Social Media Specialist at their Office of Media Relations showed a State Trooper trying in vain to capture a rabbit with a cardboard box. In a dramatic turn of events, the trooper was able to corner the rodent with another officer, after the rabbit had escaped him multiple times.

Remains of world's longest reigning monarch collected after cremation

Bangkok (Thailand), Oct 27 (ANI): The cremated remains of world's longest reigning monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, were collected as part of an elaborate, five day funeral at historic old quarter in Bangkok on Friday. Sea of mourners came to old quarter to witness and pay their last tribute to King Adulyadej. Son of late king Bhumibol Adulyadej's son led a religious ceremony to collect his father's remains and sprinkled them with sacred water as part of the ritual. King Bhumibol Adulyadej's remains were blessed by Thailand's Supreme Patriarch, the head of the order of Buddhist monks. The late king's bones will be taken to the Grand Palace, where he had laid in state since his death last October. To witness the funeral procession of their beloved king, more than three-lakh mourners flocked to old quarter from across the country. The mourners slept overnight on thin plastic sheets near the Grand Palace in order to secure a good spot to view the procession. King Bhumibol Adulyadej ruled

Female empowerment strong theme for Halloween: Costume company

New York (United States), Oct 27 (ANI): Wonder Woman and Supergirl are likely to be roaming the streets in the days leading up to Halloween. At Rubie's Costume Co. in Richmond Hill, Queens, the largest costume manufacturer in the world, executive vice president Howard Beige said he noticed that customers were buying costumes of strong female characters about two years ago, with Wonder Woman leaping into the lead after the release of the movie this year.

Asian companies introduce gaming content at Tokyo Game Show

Tokyo (Japan) Oct 27 (ANI): The mega 'Tokyo Game Show' has attracted many Asian companies with their innovative game content. Bekraf, Indonesia Agency for Creative Economy and Asosiasi Game Indonesia exhibited their games at the pavilion. From the influence of Japanese games, there were many original, high-quality games exhibited. After such a high performance, it creates many possibilities as a next huge game industry country. On the other hand, this game production, with its headquartered in Singapore, providing services to game makers around the world. Malaysia pavilion at the Tokyo Game Show was with Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) as the forefront. With many top-level technology companies in Asia, Malaysia has collaborated with many Japanese major gaming companies.

Watch: Dozens killed in blasts at Indonesia fireworks plant

Indonesia, Oct 27 (ANI): Two massive blasts and a fire rip through a fireworks factory in Jakarta on Thursday, killing at least 47 people. The heat was so intense that it scorched grass as far as thirty feet, or 10 meters, around the site. Acrid smoke and the stench of burning plastic and chemicals still hung in the air hours. Workers reportedly had little time to escape after the explosions ripped through the building.

Trump declares opioid epidemic a public health emergency

Washington D.C. (United States), Oct 27 (ANI): Calling it a "national shame" and "human tragedy", United States President Donald Trump announced steps to fight the opioid crisis in the United States by declaring it a national public health emergency and cracking down on the flow of the drug fentanyl. Trump said they are going to overcome addiction in America. The federal government would work to develop non-addictive painkillers and pledged to consider bringing lawsuits against "bad actors" in the opioid epidemic.

Watch: Animals enjoy Halloween-themed treats at London Zoo

England (United Kingdom), Oct 27 (ANI): While revellers prepare for the spookiest night of the year, animal residents at ZSL London Zoo were getting in on the action, with zookeepers feeding them some seasonal foods. As part of the attraction's 'Boo at the Zoo' event, Achilles and Karis, a pair of Sumatran tigers, ate blood-scented pumpkins while the zoo's Humboldt penguins feasted of fish, which was concealed within the orange fruit. Also getting into the Halloween spirit were the zoo's meerkats. The zoo say the Halloween-themed event encourages the captive animals to use skills they would need in the wild - like sniffing out their next meal or digging. 'Boo at the Zoo' will run until October 31.

India, U.S. are together to fight terrorism: Shivraj Chouhan in New York

New York, Oct 27 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that India and United States of America (USA) will fight against terrorism in joint efforts. He said that fight against terrorism is an important part of cooperation and their safe havens will not be tolerated. He added that India will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with U.S. to combat terrorism.

CM Shivraj Chouhan meets Columbia University doctors, MIT Professor Gurumurthy Kalyanaram

New York, Oct 27 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met President and Founder at xFact, Inc. Amit Banerji in New York. CM Shivraj Chouhan also met President and CEO of Hotel Association of New York City, Vijay Dandapani. CM also had a discussion with doctors of Columbia University. He met also MIT Professor Gurumurthy Kalyanaram and discussed various issues.

Nepal SC orders Election Commission to provide separate ballots for upcoming polls

Kathmandu (Nepal), Oct 26 (ANI): The Nepal Supreme Court (SC), on Wednesday, ordered the Election Commission (EC) to ensure separate ballot papers for the federal and provincial elections under the first-past-the-post system. In its latest ruling, the Supreme Court also directed the EC to present the progress achieved in printing of the ballot papers for the upcoming polls. The Supreme Court ruling came in response to a writ filed by Rastriya Janata Party- Nepal's leader Sarbendra Nath Shukla. The Supreme Court's decision comes three days after nominations for the first phase of federal and provincial polls under the direct election system. With the Nepal Supreme Court's latest ruling, the chance of postponement of the election, scheduled for November 26, is of high probability.

Watch: Man flies over South Africa in chair tied to helium balloons

South Africa, Oct 26 (ANI): A British man flew over Johannesburg using a chair attached to 100 helium balloons. Tom Morgan, part of a group called The Adventurists, flew some 24 kilometres for two hours reaching a maximum altitude of 8,300 feet. After this attempt, the adventure company plans to organise a helium balloon race in Africa.

Tigers from zoo near war-torn Aleppo get new life in Netherlands

New Delhi, Oct 26 (ANI): Tigers were rescued from a neglected zoo near Syrian of Aleppo to a big cat facility in Netherlands, giving them new beginnings. The rescue efforts led by an international animal welfare organisation, Four Paws, relocated the tigers, named Sultan and Sayeeda, to Felida Big Cat Centre in the town of Nijeberkoop, a facility under Four Paws. The tigers will be monitored to help them overcome their traumatic experience, according to the Four Paws.

Proton therapy may be effective for treating esophageal cancer in elderly

Washington D.C. (U.S.), Oct 26 (ANI): Researchers have recently found that proton beam therapy is a type of particle therapy that uses a beam of protons to irradiate a diseased tissue and in combination with chemotherapy may be effective for treating esophageal cancer in elderly patients. According to study, proton beam therapy can help improve outcomes in patients aged 65 years and above, to undergo aggressive treatment for their esophageal cancer. Standard X-ray radiation therapy techniques include 3-D conformal radiation and intensity-modulated radiation therapy. Researcher Scott Lester at Mayo Clinic said that elderly patients experience more post-treatment heart and lung problems and are at higher risk for death after surgery than younger patients after receiving a combination of pre-operative chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

India will overtake China's economy under PM Modi's guidance: CM Shivraj

Washington D.C. (U.S.), Oct 26 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said India will soon overtake China's economy under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Chief Minister Shivraj also lauded government's demonetisation and GST moves. He added in next three years there will be no homeless person in Madhya Pradesh.

Special editions of Harry Potter work as magic for Bloomsbury

London, Oct 25 (ANI): Harry Potter is still working as a magic for Bloomsbury publishers. After 20 years of his debut, special editions of the boy wizard's first adventure are boosting the firm's revenue by 15 percent. Bloomsbury released these editions of J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone" in June. The covers were dedicated to the four houses at Hogwarts' wizarding school. More illustrated editions will feature in Bloomsbury's assault on the Christmas market, including two books to accompany a Harry Potter exhibition at the British Library in London. Bloomsbury's glittering performance reflects strong improvements in the British book market.

Watch: CM Shivraj Chouhan visits New Jersey's Akshardham temple

New Jersey (USA), Oct 25 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited Akshardham temple in New Jersey. CM Shivraj Chouhan was accompanied by his family members. The Hindu temple in Robbinsville is said to be the largest temple in USA. CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan is on a six-day visit to the United States of America.

No govt has seen any gain in getting Netaji's remains back to India: Subhash Chandra Bose's daughter

London, Oct 24 (ANI): Subhash Chandra Bose's daughter Anita Bose said so far no government has seen any gain in getting Netaji's remains back to India. She further added that within her family it was a point of dispute if a government will get credit or will it be a big controversy which may not be very pleasant.

People demand return of the monarchy in Nepal

Birgunj (Nepal), Oct 24 (ANI): Eleven years after Nepal discarded and subsequently abolished monarchy, former Nepal King Gyanendra Shah, on Saturday said he was ready to run the country again, if the public demands. In this regard, the Rajwadi leaders and workers group under the chairmanship of Janak Shah held a rally. Shah, demanding king's rule in the country, aims to achieve better living conditions for the people of Nepal. Shah claimed that no party has been able to provide security or peace to the public but a king can bring peace to the country.

Anti-Pakistan protests take place across PoK, Gilgit

Pakistan occupied Kashmir, October 24: On October 22 in 1947 the Pakistan Army disguised as tribal raiders invaded the undivided State of Jammu and Kashmir. Anti-Pakistan protests were held across Pakistan occupied Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan to mark "Black Day". Protests were reported from Bagh, Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot, Kotli, Gilgit and Hajirah and other places. The events were organized by United Kashmir People's National Party, Kashmir National Party and Jammu Kashmir National Independence Alliance.

NYC man smashes 31 pumpkins in 1 minute in Guinness record attempts

New York (United States), Oct 24 (ANI): Guinness Record king Ashrita Furman is very happy with the results of two Halloween-themed record-breaking attempts of smashing 31 pumpkins and catching more than 40 pieces of caramel corn in his mouth in a minute. Furman, from the New York borough of Queens, literally "smashed" the first record, almost doubling the number of pumpkins obliterated in one minute using a hammer. Furman said he was happy with the results and said he got better as the attempt unfolded. Not wanting to waste the pumpkins, Furman said the scraps would be collected later and turned in pumpkin pies by a local chef.