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Pakistan's aim is to target anyone who stands up for rights of Balochistan, says Brahumdagh Bugti

Geneva (Switzerland), Mar 10 (ANI): Speaking against the continuous atrocities on Balochistan by Pakistan, Baloch Republican Party (BRP) leader Brahumdagh Bugti said that it was Pakistan's aim to target the ones who stand for the rights of the Baloch people. He further added that the red notice issued by Pakistan against him is a childish act of the latter.

Tripartite talk held as a matter of concern over the ongoing situation in Nepal

Kathmandu, Nepal, 9 March (ANI): The protest is intensifying in Nepal's Terai region ahead of the election that will be held in the month of May. Violence broke out after the opposition Communist Party of Nepal - United Marxist Leninist attempted to hold a rally in Rajbiraj town in the southwest of Kathmandu. However, the ethnic Madhesi groups oppose the party and have vowed to stop the rallies which led to clashes and protests in the region. As a matter of concern to control the ongoing situation in the Southern Plains and for the smooth conduct of election, a tripartite talk was held between the leaders of Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and Maoist leaders. During the talk, the opposition party urged for complete security ahead of the by poll campaign and vowed to resume the campaign soon. The agitating UDMF has also asked for the cancellation of 14th May Local Election but the opposition has rather demanded for election on the stipulated time.

Disturbance in Jammu and Kashmir aided, abetted by Pakistan: Indian envoy to UN

Geneva (Switzerland), Mar 09 (ANI): Slamming Pakistan for its cross border terrorism activities, India's Ambassador to United Nations in Geneva Ajit Kumar on Thursday said Kashmir is an integral part of India and Pakistan has an illegal occupation on a part of its territory.In his address during the 34th United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) session, Kumar said that the disturbance which took in Jammu and Kashmir last year was due to cross border terrorism, alleging Pakistan always tries to send infiltrators inside the state. He added, "Pakistan is in illegal occupation of a part of our Jammu and Kashmir and it should vacate that is what UN resolution of 1948 says."

Japanese companies introduces cutting edge technology for modern lifestyle

Tokyo, Japan, Mar 08 (ANI): Robots play a significant role in today's modern life. ORIX Rentec Corporation started a robot rental service called "RoboRen" in April last year. Now, Tokyo Robot Lab, a showroom for robots, has been displaying multiple new next generation Robots. At robot showroom, great care is being provided through in-house robot engineers' teaching and telephone support during the rental period. While the industry has become more sophisticated and complicated, the robot rental service will further boost the Japanese manufacturing. In Japan, a country with not a lot of natural resources, it is active in developing new energy. JFE Engineering, a top engineering firm, is constructing a complex bio mass power plant. So far, burning garbage has been utilized to generate electric power. However, due to the instable power output, so far the electric power generation from garbage has not been fully developed. For cost reduction and to enable highly efficient power generation

CPEC Exploits Kashmir, Creates No Job Avenues and Industry for Locals

Gilgit-Baltistan, Mar 07, 2017:- CPEC is being touted as a 'game changer' for pakistan and china by the leaders, the people of PoK and Gilgit Baltistan claim the project is another attempt to make them slaves. the project brings no industry and fails to create jobs for the locals.

Local elections after 20 years give a ray of hope to Nepal residents

Kathmandu, Nepal, March 07 (ANI): After a period of 20 years, Nepal is going to witness the local polls and people of Nepal have positive feeling regarding the commencement of local elections in their country. They believe that it will help in development of the country. Elections were once a distant dream for Nepal due to Monarchical rule and political instability. A total of 81 parties have registered their name with the Election Commission and six parties of United Madheshi Democratic Front (UDMF) have refused to participate in the local elections, demanding constitutional amendment. Only the Federal Democratic Forum led by Upendra Yadav has registered its name for the upcoming elections. The residents believe that it is an important milestone in its long and difficult transition to democracy.

Sikh community in Washington raises concern over rise in hate crimes

Washington DC, March 06 (ANI): After a Sikh man was shot and injured in Washington's Kent city, the Sikh community in Washington D.C. has raised their concerns and fear about the rise in hate crimes in the state. Dr. Rajwant Singh, Founder and Chairman of the Sikh Council on Religion and Education said the community feels it is very important for the government to treat such hate crimes severely and should release strong statements against hateful acts towards minorities.

Teachings of Vivekanand imparted to 1,500 students in Birgunj

Birgunj, Nepal, 5 March (ANI): As many as fifteen hundred students from the Madhes region of Nepal were imparted teachings of Swami Vivekanand by a group of teachers from India.Bhojpuri writer from Birgunj, Vishambhar Sharma, actively participated in the event. The sessions emphasized on the prominence of cultural values in the lives of students

Political parties lack consensus on holding local elections: Former EC

Kathmandu (Nepal) 4 March (ANI): Former chief election commissioner of Nepal Neel Kantha Upreti has raised concerns over the conduct of local elections in May.He believes the road to elections is difficult and lots of tough steps are required to be taken by the government in order to conduct successful polls. Nepal has been experiencing a political turmoil ever since the constitution was promulgated in September 2015.The Madhesi and other minority groups are opposing the local elections as they demand the government to amend the constitution before holding polls.

S.Jaishankar discusses terrorism, Afghanistan with US officials

Washington (USA), Mar 04 (ANI): Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar on Friday said issues such as terrorism, Asia-Pacific and Afghanistan were discussed with senior officials of President Donald Trump administration. Presently on an U.S. visit, Jaishankar said that current administration looked interested in working with India in a number of areas. Jaishankar stressed that overall it has been a productive visit and the new administration has a positive view of India and there has been a lot of interest in taking this relationship forward.

Indian partnership important for growing America to remain competitive: Jaishankar on H1B visa

Washington (USA), Mar 04 (ANI): Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar on Friday said that they have conveyed to the Trump administration the importance of Indian partnership for the growing American economy to stay competitive, adding the H1B visa issue was discussed with administration officials as well as the Congress. Presently on a U.S. visit, Jaishankar said that HIB was a category of trade and services, which actually helps the American economy and therefore there will be more growth then it is important for the America to remain competitive. The foreign secretary stressed that President Trump himself in his address to the Congress referred to a merit based approach on this subject.

S Jaishankar meets US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson

Washington (USA), Mar 04 (ANI): Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar met the US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Washington. Reportedly, Jaishankar's meeting conveyed India's growing concerns over US visas, especially the H-1B and L1, and the safety of Indians residing and working in the U.S. Earlier, Jaishankar met US Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan and discussed ways to enhance economic and defence cooperation between both countries.

Nepal local elections: Election Commission introduces Code of Conduct

Kathmandu (Nepal) Mar 03 (ANI): The Election Commission has enforced its code of conduct from Wednesday, days after the announcement of an election plan that, among other things, aims to conduct local level elections around mid-May. The code bars the government from transferring, promoting or appointing employees civil servants during elections.It also disallows introduction of new programmes in the name of development, transfer of funds and fresh allotment of funds. The code will be applicable to candidates from April.

Red warrant issued against me is to cover up atrocities on Baloch people: Brahumdagh Bugti

Geneva, Mar 03 (ANI): Clearing the air over the red warrant issued against him by the Interpol, Baloch Republican Party (BRP) President Brahumdagh Bugti said it is Pakistan's tactic to cover up the atrocities on Baloch people. He added that no one believes in Pakistan's claims and it is their agenda to divert people's attention.

Japan contributes to economic development in Asia

Jakarta (Tokyo), March 02 (ANI): Sudirman business district in Jakarta has many corporate buildings. Astra Tower, the new high-rise building measuring 261.5m height is set to be the tallest tower in Indonesia. The topping-off ceremony held recently at the construction site. Shimizu Corporation, which has a construction history of over 200 years, was awarded this project. The company has a clean record of its technological advantages and success in constructing high-rise buildings in Central Jakarta. Shimizu has collaboration with PT. Total Bangun Persada, the Indonesia's largest contractor,The construction was started in 2014 after repeating research, examinations, logical suggestions and close communication with the planning and design team. By ensuring the quality, the Joint Operation pursued an ambitious target of compressing the construction period by a total of 6 months. The culture of soccer was born in Europe. It has been 24 years since the J League was established. One of the s

Madhesi leader opposes local elections

Birgunj, Nepal, March 02(ANI): President of Terai Madhes Loktantrik Party, Mahanta Thakur strongly opposes the local elections in Nepal as their demands are not fulfilled by the government. While addressing party workers in Birgunj town, he reiterated the demand of Madhesis to amend the constitution for their equal rights.

S Jaishankar meets US House Speaker Paul Ryan, discusses ways to enhance bilateral, defence cooperation

Washington DC, Mar 02 (ANI): Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar met Speaker of the US House of Representatives Paul Ryan and discussed various issues, including ways to enhance economic and defence cooperation between both countries. Giving details, Associate Fellow, Wadhwani Chair in US-India Policy Studies at CSIS Sarah Watson said that defence cooperation has been a major area of success between US and India, and Jaishankar should emphasise that during his meeting with his counterparts. Watson said that Jaishankar's meeting with US is during period of transition between India and US relations.

Baloch Republican Party condemns Pakistan's red notice against Brahumdagh Bugti

Germany, Mar 01 (ANI): Baloch Republican Party (BRP) member from Germany Ashraf Sherjan condemned the red warrant by Pakistan against Baloch leader Brahumdagh Bugti and termed it is as an act of cowardice. The BRP member also stated that Pakistan must really catch the real perpetrators of crime like Rasheed Ahmed who is wanted for blasting an Ahmed mosque last year. He also stated that Pakistan just hunted ways to torment the Baloch people.

Trump speaks out against Kansas shooting, says 'U.S. condemns hate in all its ugly forms'

Washington (USA), Mar 01 (ANI): United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump while addressing a joint session of Congress condemned the recent Kansas Bar shooting and said that U.S. condemned hate in all its ugly forms. Elaborating on the same, the U.S. President said that threats targeting Jewish centres have also emerged and he has asked the Justice Department to form a Task Force on reducing violent crime.

Opposition CPN-UML to launch awareness march in Terai region

Kathmandu (Nepal), 28 Feb (ANI): Nepal Opposition CPN-UML is set to launch awareness rally in the Terai region of Nepal with an aim to spread party agenda for upcoming local election. The party will rally from March 4 to March 17 and hold interaction with the Madhesi people.