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Baloch protest against abduction of Shabir Baloch by Pakistani security forces

Toronto (Canada), Oct 16 (ANI): Baloch National Movement Leader Hammal Haider, along with members of the Baloch National Movement, staged a protest against the abduction of student leader Shabir Baloch by the Pakistani security forces. Haider said that they appreciated the steps being taken by Indian Government to isolate Pakistan.

India, U.S. will be best friends if I become president: Trump

New Jersey, U.S., Oct 16 (ANI): Calling India a key-strategic ally, United States Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump said that if he is voted to power, India and the US would become best friends and have a phenomenal future together. Trump made this diplomatic statement at a charity-event organised by the Republican Hindu coalition to raise money for victims of terrorism. Trump also appreciated India's role in the fight against terrorism.

US puts pressure on Pakistan to delegitimize all terror groups on its soil

Washington (USA), Oct 15 (ANI): US State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner on Friday said that the US continues to urge Pakistan to take action to combat and illegitimise all terrorist groups upbringing in its soil. The US State Department Deputy Spokesman added that they understand that Pakistan too is suffering in the hands of terrorists and US wants to help Pakistan confront this terrorist threat. Toner further said that they want Pakistan to go after the terrorists who seek and sometimes find safe haven in the Pakistan territory.

Pakistani Pashtuns flee to Khost to save themselves from Pakistani army

Khost (Afghanistan), Oct 15 (ANI): Thousands of Pakistani Pashtuns fled to Khost in Afghanistan and sought shelter after Pakistani Army and Air Force carried out attacks on them. Targeted all of a sudden, these locals remain clueless as to what was happening. The Pakistani Pashtuns alleged harassment at the hands of Pakistan military and said that the Pakistan Government bombarded their place without any warning. They further alleged that on the pretext of Taliban attack, the Pakistan Army destroyed everything that came their way.

Nepal PM to meet Chinese President on sidelines of BRICS summit

Nepal, Oct 14 (ANI): Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Goa. Confirmed the meeting, Nepal Foreign affairs minister Prakash Sharan Mahat said the meeting is likely to focus on bilateral relations and high-level exchanges between the two nations. During the meet, Prachanda will also invite the Chinese leadership to visit Nepal.

Japan's Yamaha and Casio showcase their new technologies

Tokyo/Jakarta, Oct13 (ANI): "Two Yamahas, One Passion' was the theme of a joint event organized by Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. and Yamaha Corporation in Tokyo. The visitors experienced both musical instruments and moving vehicles manufactured by both companies. Several design concept models and products were exhibited. This year's concept is "Rejoice." The "and Y" project, which features the world premiere of the "and Y02" Auditory Movement Experience Device also the second creation of the project, develops products embodying Yamaha's unique style shared by the two companies through delving into the possibilities of fusing musical instruments and audio equipment with motorcycles and other mobility designs. Multiple players can change music and manipulate the sound field through movements, like controlling mobility devices. Comprised of loops which seem to continue indefinitely, creates a unique audio experience. An electric scooter designed based on the RUN-WAY concept was also exhibited. S

Leaders distribute prasad among devotees for well-being of country

Birgunj (Nepal), Oct 13 (ANI): The leaders in Nepal distributed prasad among devotees as they prayed for well being of the country. The distributers say that they want peace in the country.

U.S. will continue to urge Pakistan to shut access to terrorists inside borders: John Kirby

Washington D.C., Oct 13 (ANI): In response to a question on reports of Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Sayeed being designated a terrorist, the U.S. State department spokesperson, John Kirby, replied that U.S. will continue to work with Pakistan and continue to urge Pakistan to take steps to shut down access to areas inside their borders to terrorists.

PoK Gilgit expats protest against Pakistan aided cross-border terrorism

London, Oct 12 (ANI): The diaspora from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, including Gilgit-Baltistan, staged protests outside the Pakistan High Commission in London last Sunday, demanding that terror camps operating in PoK and Gilgit must shut down. The demonstration was organised to attract the world's attention to issues concerning Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Free Balochistan Movement activists run awareness camp outside Chinese consulate

Vancouver, Canada, Oct 12 (ANI): The Free Balochistan Movement started a three-day awareness campaign in Vancouver, Canada on Monday. The campaign which is aimed at educating people about China-Pakistan nexus and expansionists designs against Balochistan is a three-day protest being held in front of Chinese Counsel General building in Vancouver. It is part of FBM international awareness campaign. The FBM has held protests in Germany, USA and London to condemn the illegal occupation of Balochistan by Pakistan.

14 killed, 36 injured in militant attack on Kabul's Shiite shrine

Kabul, Afghanistan, Oct 12 (ANI): In a horrific attack, at least 14 people were killed and 36 others injured by militants in Afghanistan's Kabul. The gunman attacked Shiite shrine last night which is also the largest shrine in Kabul. According to Afghanistan's Interior Ministry, the dead included 13 civilian.

PoK Leader Blames Pakistan for Apathy

Geneva / Muzaffarabad, Oct 11: Even though Pakistan has been projecting itself as a supporter of the people in Kashmir on international platforms, it has been suppressing the rights of those living in the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the Gilgit-Baltistan region. It is due to the lackadaisical attitude of Islamabad that the region lacks basic amenities. Health, education and other sectors are in shambles. A political leader from the region has blamed Islamabad for exploiting their resources and making the life of the locals miserable.

Baloch residents protest demanding release of activists

Quetta/Karachi/Canada, Oct 11 (ANI): Amid the escalating protests by the Baloch community, a number of Baloch natives took to the streets demanding the release of several community leaders, including Shabir Baloch, in Pakistan's Karachi city yesterday. Another group of Baloch people protested in Quetta and Canada. Raising slogans and carrying flags, the protestors raised their voices for the release of activists from the community. A number of Baloch leaders have started raising their voices after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the plight of the Baloch residents during his Independence Day speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort.

Hillary respects Donald's kids, he regards the fighter in her

Missuori, U.S., Oct 10 (ANI): U.S. Presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ended their contentious second presidential debate by exchanging compliments and a handshake. When someone in the audience asked the Presidential nominees about the one thing that they respect about each other, Hillary said that she respects Donald Trump's children as they're incredibly able and devoted. Answering the same question, Trump said that Hillary Clinton is a fighter and she doesn't quit or give up.

Vulgar video shows Trump is unfit for presidency: Hillary Clinton

Missouri, U.S., Oct 10 (ANI): United States Democratic Presidential Candidate said that opponent Donald Trump's comments about women and other groups raise questions about his fitness for the presidency. She added that a vulgar video which shows Trump in a compromising position proves that he is unfit for the position of President of the USA.

Trump vows to send Hillary behind bars over emails if he wins

Missouri, U.S., Oct 10 (ANI): United States Republican Candidate Donald Trump vowed to put Hillary Clinton behind bars for using personal email and deleting all the conversation if he wins the election. In a contentious town-hall debate, Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, said he would appoint a special prosecutor to look into his Democratic rival's email use because she had endangered national security during her tenure as President Barack Obama's chief diplomat from 2009-2013.

Will protest if promises are not fulfilled: Sadbhawana Party chief on delay in constitutional amendments

Kathmandu, Oct 10 (ANI): Reacting over the delay in constitutional amendment by the new government in Kathmandu, Chairman of Nepal Sadbhawana Party Rajendra Mahato said the government is not working towards their promises. He asserted that they are waiting till Diwali for the strict actions, otherwise they will protest on the streets.

Hillary Clinton accuses Donald Trump of hateful, divisive campaigns

Missouri, United States, Oct 10 (ANI): During a heated exchange at the second presidential debate, Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Sunday opposed Republican candidate Donald Trump of carrying out a hateful and divisive campaigns ahead of the elections. "My argument is not with his supporters, it's with him and with the hateful, divisive campaign that he runs," said Clinton. The two Presidential nominees sparred over a number of topics during their debate that was held in United States of America's St. Louis city of Missouri. The debate lasted for 90 minutes.

I'm not proud lewd remarks passed in 2005: Donald Trump

Missouri, U.S., Oct 10 (ANI): United States of America Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump has said he was 'not proud' of the lewd remark he had made back in 2005 and that it was a 'locker room talk'. Addressing a debate audience in St. Louis, Missouri, Trump said that his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton should be ashamed of herself for even bringing up the comments at this time. Although Trump apologised for his 2005 comments, he added that it wasn't as bad as what former president Bill Clinton had done to women.

Watch: Telangana MP Kavitha celebrates Bathukamma in Auckland

Auckland, Oct 09 (ANI): After successively carrying out 'Bathukamma' festival in several foreign destinations, Member of Parliament (MP) from Telangana and founder of Telangana Jagruthi K. Kavitha celebrated the floral festival in New Zealand's Auckland city. The festival was organised jointly by the Telangana Jagruthi and New Zealand Telangana Association. The Telangana MP had arrived as the chief guest and also participated in the programmes.