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Donald Trump condoles Texas Church shooting

Tokyo (Japan), Nov 06 (ANI): United States President Donald Trump condoled the killing of over 26 people in Texas Church shooting and termed the incident 'horrible' and 'murderous'. Asserting that the Americans' hearts are broken, the President said his thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. Trump was speaking in Tokyo on the second day of his 12-day Asian swing expected to be dominated by North Korea and trade. On Sunday, the shooting took place at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs. Many others were wounded in the attack and the shooter has been identified.

Watch: Baloch organisations protest against Pakistan at London's Downing Street

London (U.K.), Nov 06 (ANI): World Baloch Organisation, Baloch National Movement, BSO-Azad and World Sindhi Congress raised their voices against Pakistan on the 10 Downing Street in London. Members of these organisations held placards and shouted slogans of Baloch freedom from Pakistan. The placards read slogans against Pakistan-imparted genocide on Baloch people, abduction of innocent women and children by its army and much more. The placards also attempted to draw human rights groups' attention towards the persistent menace and bring a solution to the Baloch natives.

Over 26 killed in Texas church shooting, attacker identified

Texas (United States), Nov 06 (ANI): At least 26 people were killed in Sunday's church shooting in Texas' Sutherland Springs. The shooting took place at the First Baptist Church, about 65 km east of San Antonio. Many others were wounded in the attack and the shooter has been identified. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is responding to the crime scene.

Zombies roam Mexico City, donate to quake victims

Mexico City (Mexico), Nov 05 (ANI): The streets of Mexico City were flooded with hundreds of zombies who roamed around for fun and also to extend help to quake victims. The country is still lamenting the death of over 500 people killed in September's earthquakes. Wearing frightening costumes, make-up and masks, the horde of self-proclaimed "undead" gathered at the city's Monument to the Revolution and later marched on the city's iconic Zocalo. People participating in the city's tenth annual Zombie Walk helped collect canned and non-perishable goods for quake victims.

Bonfire society burns effigy of Harvey Weinstein at annual UK bonfire event

Edenbridge (England), Nov 05 (ANI): An effigy of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was burnt at an annual event on Saturday. The event was organised by a bonfire society in Britain's south-eastern town of Edenbridge. Thousands of people attended the event that began with a procession and ended with the burning of the effigy. Many were seen wearing fancy dresses adding a dash of drama to the event. Every year the society burns a 'Guy' - named after gunpowder plotter Guy Fawkes. They also burn an effigy of a celebrity alongside the Guy. The celebrity is often the one who is currently making headlines. Earlier, effigies of U.S. President Donald Trump, former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and former European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso were also burnt in previous years.

Watch: Govt. employees protest over non-payment of their monthly emoluments

Muzaffarabad (PoK), Nov 05 (ANI): Government employees, who are working on contract basis in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) held a protest in Muzaffarabad city for non-payment of their monthly emoluments for over several months. Many, who are working in health, education and other government sectors in PoK demanded regular jobs and blamed Islamabad for its discriminatory policies against them. In July 2017, the government assured to provide regular salaries as it was passed in the assembly. But, still the people have not received their salaries. Tall promises have been made by the Pakistani establishment to bring development in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, but, corrupt administrative system has made it one of the most backward regions under its rule. Pakistan occupied Kashmir has a Prime Minister and a President, but is ruled from Islamabad.

Watch: London Taxis highlight free Balochistan campaign

London (UK), Nov 04 (ANI): The Baloch people have been trying various tactics to get the world's attention and highlight the human rights violations by the Pakistan army. Recently, London Taxis with the words ' Free Balochistan ' written on both sides were seen plying outside Buckingham Palace in what is a new push by the overseas Baloch groups to attract global attention to their cause. Vehicles with words about the forced disappearances of Baloch people were seen in various parts of London including Piccadilly Circus, UK Parliament and Trafalgar square London.

Medical centre hosts wedding for cancer patient

South Carolina (United States), Nov 04 (ANI): Happy couple Kizzie Priestley and David Hall finally had their dream wedding at the Trident Medical Center in Charleston, South Carolina. The newlyweds had planned to marry but Priestly's stage four cancer worsened and the bride to be had to be admitted to the hospital. Staff at the Trident Medical Center came together and hosted the event.

Political parties in Nepal file nominations for 2nd phase polls

Kathmandu (Nepal), Nov 3 (ANI): The candidates of political parties in Nepal filed their nominations for the second phase of provincial and parliamentary elections under the first-past-the-post (FPTP) election system on Thursday. The candidates, flanked by party cadres carrying banners, filed their nominations at offices of the election controller in 45 districts of the country. These 45 districts have 128 parliamentary and 256 provincial constituencies, with an eligible population of 12.19 millions. The alliance of the opposition Communist party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML) and Maoist Centre came as a shocker to the Nepal's politics. As per the new constitution of Nepal local, provincial and parliamentary elections need to be completed by January 21 next year.

Republicans unveil legislation to overhaul tax code

Washington D.C. (USA), Nov 03 (ANI): Republicans in the House of Representatives on Thursday unveiled long-awaited legislation to overhaul the tax code. The proposed legislation permanently slashes the corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent. For individuals and families, it reduces the number of income tax brackets to cut their tax rates and doubles the standard deduction. The legislation also caps the deduction for state and local property taxes at $10,000. Interest deduction on home mortgages is capped at $500,000. The bill is still to pass the House and Senate. Senate Republican leaders say they aim to get it done by the year-end. But, President Donald Trump doesn't want to wait that long.

Japan introduces new technology in automobile and renewable energy

Tokyo (Japan) Nov 2(ANI): Yamaha Motor Company has been advancing its research and development base on its unique development ideals, such as an autonomous development ideal that brings together Yamaha's motorcycle and robotics technology. The MOTOBOT robot is capable of riding a motorcycle on its own around a racetrack. Yamaha Motor's Leaning multi-wheel or LMW technology extends not only to two-wheel but expands to even three wheels and four-wheels. In the sportbike segment, the twin front wheels provide exceptional cornering performance - large-displacement 3-cylinder Sports LMW, the NIKEN. On the other hand, Yamaha Motor presents a unique concept for a sport-utility vehicle, the CROSS HUB CONCEPT. The construction, operation, and maintenance of public facilities with private commercial support are increasing in Japan. Through a public and private partnership with private finance initiative, the construction of a composite biomass energy facility has been completed and has begun o

No relief for victims even after 12 years of earthquake in PoK

Muzaffarabad (PoK), Nov 2 (ANI): An estimated $5.4 billion in aid arrived from all around the world, but even after 12 years of the disaster, the victim families have not received any help from the government. The severe earthquake in November 2005 killed over 80,000 people and destroyed property worth millions of dollars. On various occasions, the federal government and their administration have allegedly looted money provided by the international community. Although several journalists and social activists have tried to raise their voices against the blatant corruption in the past but their voices were muzzled. As another winter season is approaching, the earthquake affected families in Pakistan occupied Kashmir have no option but to wait. Even after twelve years their wait seems to have no end.

Watch: Giant panda cubs make their first public appearance

China, Nov 02 (ANI): Seven panda cubs were seen clambering out of their boxes before their first public appearance in China. In the video, the seven cubs were part of a group of 17 that were shown at the Ya'an Bifengxia base of the China Conservation and Research centre for the Giant Panda while another 19 cubs were unveiled at the Wolong Shenshuping base.

Donald Trump to consider sending New York attacker to 'Gitmo'

New York (USA), Nov 02 (ANI): United States President, Donald Trump, hinted that he might send New York attacker to 'Gitmo.' Addressing a press conference, the President said that he would consider sending the Uzbek immigrant suspected of killing eight people in New York City to Guantanamo Bay. He added that he plans to terminate the diversity lottery programme. "I'm going to ask Congress to immediately initiate work to get rid of this programme," the U.S. President asserted.

142nd birth anniversary of Sardar Patel observed in Nepal

Birgunj (Nepal), Nov 1 (ANI): On the occasion of 142nd birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, an event was organised by the Consulate of India on 31st October in Birgunj. Consul General and Officers offered floral tribute to Patel and spoke about various mass movements in the freedom struggle of India. Besides, his vision, efforts to end social practices of untouchability and Self reliance in economic fronts were highlighted. Many renowned personalities of India and Nepal were present at the event.

Watch: British dancer impresses with extreme flexibility

Singapore / London, Nov 01 (ANI): Shakirudeen Alade, a 19-year-old dancer from London, has attracted over 16,000 followers to his social media page showcasing his style of dancing called Bonetics. He has devised his dance style by combining elements of flexing, tutting and waving dance styles alongside yoga. He has risen to fame after he took part in British TV show Britain Got Talent (in 2015) and since then performed in various circus festivals as well as the theatre. In his latest video shown, he is performing his dance in Singapore where he was taking part in a theatre performance at Universal Studios Singapore.

Watch: School bus carrying children hit in New York attack

New York, Nov 01 (ANI): A small school bus with children on board was involved in attack on pedestrians in lower Manhattan. A driver in a rented pickup truck mowed down pedestrians and cyclists on a bike path alongside the Hudson River in New York City, killing eight people and injuring about a dozen others in what authorities said was an act of terrorism. The 29-year-old suspect in Tuesday's attack was shot in the abdomen by police and taken into custody after he crashed the truck into a school bus and fled his vehicle.

Elephant trapped in well, rescued by wildlife officials

Sri Lanka, Nov 01 (ANI): Wildlife protection officials launched a three hour operation in Sri Lanka to free a wild elephant that had fallen into an agricultural well three days ago. Villagers informed the authorities about the incident. The officials used an excavator to cut a path from the well for the trapped elephant to climb out, and fire crackers were then lit to guide the animal to the nearby jungle in the village of Gagenbidunuwave.

New York incident a 'cowardly act of terror': Mayor

New York (USA), Nov 01 (ANI): New York City Mayor, Bill de Blasio, termed the bike path accident as 'cowardly act of terror.' Terming the incident as horrible and tragic aimed at innocent civilians, the Mayor said that spirits of New York residents will never be deterred by such acts of violence. At least eight people died after a pickup truck drove at high speed down the bike path that runs alongside the Hudson River, nearby World Trade Center.

8 killed after truck runs over bike path

New York (USA), Nov 01 (ANI): At least eight people died in an 'an act of terror' on bike path near the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. The accident took place when a pickup truck drove at high speed down the bike path that runs alongside the Hudson River. One person has been taken into custody and further investigation is underway.