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Islamic State claims responsibility for Berlin truck attack

Germany, Dec 21 (ANI): Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack in which a truck ploughed into crowds in a Christmas market and killed 12 people in Berlin.

Watch: Explosion in firecracker market leaves 27 dead in Mexico

Mexico, Dec 21 (ANI): At least twenty-seven people were killed and several others were injured by an explosion in a ripped through a busy market in Mexico.

Pakistan treats PoK as a terror launch pad claims PoK leader Kashmiri

PoK, December 20, 2016:- Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, the nationalist leader of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir has claimed that Pakistan amended its constitution in 1974 which altered the status of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir as a base camp. Shaukat claims that what Pakistan particularly meant from the base camp tag is that Pakistan occupied Kashmir is a base camp for training terrorist who would launch attacks in the neighboring territory.

Russian Ambassador to Turkey killed by gunman

Ankara, Turkey, Dec 20 (ANI): According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrey Karlov was killed by a gunman at an art exhibition in Ankara on Monday. Karlov was shot as he was speaking at the opening of a photographic art exhibition titled 'Russia through Turks' eyes'. According to witness at the site, the gunman suddenly rushed behind Karlov and shot, and then Karlov fell to the ground. According to witnesses, the gunman also shot at spectators at the site. The gunman was shot dead at the scene and identified as 22-year-old Turkish police officer Mevlut Mert Altintas, who had been on duty for two-and-a-half years at the riot police unit in Ankara. Karlov was sent to hospital but died despite emergency rescue efforts.

12 killed as Pakistan-origin man plows into innocents in Germany

Berlin, Dec 20 (ANI): Several countries in Europe have sounded an alert after a Pakistan-origin hardliner hijacked a truck and ran over several people in Berlin, Germany. The truck driver ploughed his vehicle into a Christmas market, killing 12 persons and injuring dozens of others, German media reported. German authorities said that the suspect was arrested two kilometers away from the spot where he committed mayhem and is now being interrogated. Security sources were quoted by media as also saying that the man behind the wheel was an asylum seeker from Pakistan who arrived in Germany in February. The truck, police said was registered in Poland.

Afghanistan bombarded by perpetrators of violence from outside: Syed Akbaruddin

New York, Dec 20 (ANI): India's Permanent Representative to UN Syed Akbaruddin on Tuesday said that it is apparent that efforts to build infrastructure in Afghanistan is being bombarded by perpetrators of violence from outside the country. Stating that sustainable peace to Afghanistan could be brought only if groups perpetrating violence are denied safe havens in Afghan's neighbourhood, Akbaruddin said, that there is a need to address the support to terrorist organisations like Taliban, Al-Qaeda and its designated affiliates like LeT and JeM which operate outside the fabric of international law and draw shadowy supporters outside Afghanistan.

Madhesi unity: Leaders stick to their demand of amendment in Constitution before polls

Birgunj, Nepal, Dec 19 (ANI): The leaders of Terai-Madhesh Democratic Party on Monday reiterated the need for amendment in Nepal's constitution before the polls take place.The leaders said that their party will let the elections take place only if the Government brings changes as per the Madhes residents. The party warned that a chaos will follow if the Government will not do so. The party's reaction has come up after the Madhes community has been protesting accusing the Government of denying them basic rights.

Nepal residents distressed with demonetisation of Indian rupee

Birgunj, Nepal, Dec 17 (ANI): Not only Indian residents but the people of Nepal are also hit by the inconveniences caused by demonetisation imposed by the Government of India. Nepali men and women in large numbers were seen standing in long queues outside the Birgunj branch of Nepal Rashtra Bank to withdraw Indian currency notes. People across Birgunj can withdraw Rs. 2,000 fortnightly after India scrapped old notes of Rs. 500 and 1000. Ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced scrapping of notes in November, Nepal's economy has witnessed a downfall and the inflow of tourists has also come down.

Major 3 political parties say yes to Nepal elections

Kathmandu, Nepal, Dec 14 (ANI): In the latest development, the major three parties in Nepal have agreed to hold elections in order to implement the new Constitution. The Madhes-based political parties, however, have not made their stand clear. The decision was taken up during a meeting called by Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Tuesday. As per the Constitutional mandate, Nepal is scheduled to hold elections by February 2018.

People Protests Against NHA in Gilgit-Baltistan to Demand Compensation for Their Land

Gilgit Baltistan, Dec13: Poverty and misery is something the people of Gilgit-Baltistan have been putting up with several decades. Against the backdrop of extreme poverty, the unemployment is on the rise. Their safety is at stake. The people were protesting to demand compensation for the land taken away from them for a national highway project.

Baloch organisations hold joint protests against Pakistan's atrocities

Toronto/South Korea, Dec 12 (ANI): Members of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), Baloch Students Organisations (BSO-Azad) and Baloch Republican Students Organisation (BRSO) jointly staged protests against Pakistans atrocities on the Baloch people. The protests were held in South Korea and Toronto in Canada on the occasion of Human Rights Day on December 10. Carrying placards and raising slogans against pakistan, the protesters demanded that the Baloch people should be allowed to exercise their rights. These protests were part of a series of demonstrations staged by Baloch people across the globe. Prominent baloch leaders have come forward to raise their voices after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the plight of Baloch natives earlier this year.

Religious procession held to observe Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi

Birgunj, Nepal, Dec 12 (ANI): A number of Muslim residents across Nepal's Birgunj took out a religious procession to observe Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi today. The religious rally, which began from Clock Tower passed from the town and concluded at the tower itself. Dedicated to the Prophet Mohammad, the festival is observed on the birth anniversary of the former. On this day, Muslims across the globe offer namaaz and take part in ritualistic customs in memory of their religious icon. The prophet's birthday, which falls on the 12th day of the Islamic month of Rabiu-ul-Awwal, is an important day to remember the teaching and kindness of the Prophet.

Watch: Pakistan paying one crore per terrorist to cross LoC, reveals PoK leader

Sher Camp Sector (PoK), Dec 12 (ANI): Even as Pakistan keeps pleading its innocence at international fora regarding it not being involved in terror-related activities, particularly when it comes to India, Sardar Raees Inqlabi, a leader of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir-based Jammu and Kashmir Aman Forum, has rubbished that claim by saying that Islamabad is paying hefty sums of cash to send terrorists across the Line of Control (LoC). Sardar Raees Inqlabi said Pakistan is killers and murderers, you pay them one crore rupees and turn them into a bomb and make them cross LoC, which is the main reason of tension. We condemn this terrorism. If you are so fond of firing, you must fight army to army.

Elections to bring chaos across Birgunj, say residents

Birgunj, Nepal, Dec 11 (ANI): The residents of Nepal's Birgunj came out strong against the government which aims to hold elections next year after it proposed amendments in the country's newly-adopted Constitution. The Birgunj residents, who have been opposing the Constitution Amendment Bill said a chaos will follow if polls take place. Birgunj has witnessed a long period of political unstability and agitation as the town dwellers accused the present government of denying them basic rights.

Watch: Kashmiris protest over human rights violation by Pakistan

Tatrinote (PoK), Dec 10 (ANI): Anti-Pakistan protests erupted as Kashmiris complained of human rights violations by Islamabad on the people living along the Line of Control (LoC) in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). Pakistan police and paramilitary forces brutally assaulted leaders and activists of the Peace Committee, a coalition of progressive and nationalist organisations in PoK. The Peace Committee was protesting against the activities of Jihadi groups in the area and when they refused to stop their sloganeering and March, they were thrashed by the security personnel. Several people participating were severely injured after they were baton charged and hit by tear gas shells. The police and the paramilitary personnel also stopped the demonstrators from approaching the Line of Control (LoC).

'Tonga race' held in Nepal's Birgunj

Birgunj, Nepal, Dec 09 (ANI): Nepal's Birgunj played host to a 'tonga race' which witnessed a good footfall of visitors today. The competition was held at the Adarsh Nagar stadium. Tonga, a carriage pulled by a pair of oxen, is a traditional mode of transport used across Birgunj. Every year, a number of tourists from outside Nepal come to experience the ride.

Demonstration rally demands 'return of monarchy'

Birgunj, Nepal, Dec 06 (ANI): A group of nationalist leaders took to the streets calling on the people to choose the monarchial system and do away with the present form of governance. Nationalist leader Janak Shah was among the people who staged a demonstration rally in protest against the present government across Birgunj in Nepal.

Kashmiris Protest Against Pakistan Army in Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi, December 06, 2016:- Activists and political leaders of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) held a protest rally in Rawalpindi and chanted slogans against Pakistan army for allegedly supporting extremists and terrorists in their territory.

Anti-Pakistan Army protest by Kashmiris in Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi, Dec 06 (ANI): Activists and political leaders of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) held a protest rally in Rawalpindi and chanted slogans against Pakistan Army for allegedly supporting extremists and terrorists in their territory. The protesters accused Islamabad of providing shelter to terrorists in PoK who are misleading the youth towards 'Jihad'. The event was organised by the National Action Front, a coalition of several nationalist parties from PoK, including the United Kashmir People's National Party. The protesters raised their voices against the use of religion as a tool to mislead the youth of Kashmir. The protesters demanded the withdrawal of National Action Plan as it's been used against nationalist and political leaders in PoK and Gilgit Baltistan by the Pakistan Army. Many youth are being arrested and they are suffering atrocities at the hands of the security agencies.

Stop 'Jihad' in the name of religion, say PoK leaders

Rawalpindi, Pakistan Dec 05 (ANI): Activists and political leaders of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) held a protest outside the Press Club in Rawalpindi to demand a ban on the activities of extremists in their territory. They accused Islamabad of providing shelter to terrorists in PoK who are misleading the youth towards 'Jihad'. The event was organized by the National Action Front, a coalition of several nationalist parties from PoK, including the United Kashmir People's National Party. The protesters raised their voices against the use of religion as a tool to mislead the youth of Kashmir. Ishaq Mir, a leader of the Jammu Kashmir People's National Party (JKPNP). The protesters demanded the withdrawal of National Action Plan as it's been used against nationalist and political leaders in PoK and Gilgit Baltistan by the Pakistan Army. Many youth are being arrested and they are suffering atrocities at the hands of the security agencies. Pakistan has been using the PoK for its proxy war