Birds sense earthquake was about to hit Turkey

·       Earthquakes generate low-frequency vibrations that some animals can sense. ·       An unusual video showing birds flying erratically just before the recent earthquake in Turkey    According to a report from the United States Geological Survey, this is not the first time that strange animal behaviour has been observed prior to a large earthquake. In fact, the oldest recorded account dates back to 373 BC in Greece, when rats, weasels, snakes, and centipedes reportedly fled their homes many days before the earthquake struck.  The report goes on to explain that earthquakes generate…

HL: The complex Russia-Israel relationship would help Ukraine to get the Iron Dome System – indicates Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israel is looking into sending its Iron Dome system to Ukraine,  Israel has a complex relationship with Russia and has so far held off aiding Ukraine militarily. Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that his government is considering sending its Iron Dome to Ukraine. The Iron Dome is possibly the world’s most advanced missile defence system, designed to intercept barrages of rockets and artillery shells. Iron Dome is a mobile air defence system developed by Israel’s Rafael Advanced Défense Systems and Israel Aerospace Industries. It can intercept short-range rockets, artillery, and unmanned…

Beijing confirms balloon flying over Latin America to be Chinese

While Beijing confirmed on Monday that a balloon spotted flying over Latin America is Chinese, the United States worked to recover what it claimed was an unmanned spy craft it shot down during the weekend. Expressing fury at Washington’s decision to shoot down a device, China insisted that it was an unmanned weather surveillance aircraft that had veered off course last week. The balloon sparked outrage in the United States, while also accusing China of an “unacceptable violation” of its sovereignty. This also prompted Secretary of State Antony Blinken to…

Is Taiwan buying volcano mines from the US?

Taiwan is reportedly purchasing Volcano mines from the United States, while also buying M977A4 HEMTT 10-ton cargo trucks worth 180 million dollars on which the mine deployment system will be mounted. These are anti-personnel and anti-tank mines. The Volcano mine system can deploy 960 anti-personnel/anti-tank mines in an area 1,100 meters long by 120 meters wide, and it can be deployed by truck or helicopter. The prime contractors for sale are Northrop Grumman and Oshkosh Corporation, the manufacturers of munitions and trucks. The US sale of Volcano is intended to strengthen Taiwan’s…

1st Tourism Working Group Meeting under G20 to start today at Rann of Kutch in Gujarat

The breathtaking white sands of Rann of Kutch in Gujarat will witness the congregation of representatives of Tourism Sector of G20 countries during 7-9 February 2023. The 1st Tourism Working Group Meeting under G20 hosted by the Ministry of Tourism is slated to start tomorrow and more than 100 delegates would attend the meeting, said Shri Arvind Singh, Secretary Tourism, Government of India today during the curtain raiser press conference at Dhordo, the venue of the meeting.  The meeting will be graced by Minister of Tourism, Culture and DONER, Government of India,…

Sangwol Society to organize walking pilgrimage to Buddhist sites in India and Nepal

Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Shri Apurva Chandra today announced that 108 Buddhist pilgrims from Republic of Korea will walk over 1,100 kms over 43 days as part of walking pilgrimage being organized by Sangwol Society of South Korea. Shri Chandra added that the occasion gains importance as India and South Korea celebrate 50 years of establishment of diplomatic ties. The pilgrimage aims to increase friendship and collaboration between the two countries. The tourists will visit Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in India and subsequently move…

More than 150 Youth delegates from G20 countries set to participate

The first Youth20 (Y20) Inception Meeting 2023 under G20 kick began in Guwahati  today. Briefing the media ahead of the meeting  Smt. Meeta Rajivlochan, Secretary, Ministry of Youth Affairs informed that Youth20 deliberations hope to reach out to youth and consult with them for their ideas for a better tomorrow. From left to right Sh. B Narayanan, Director General, NE Zone, Ministry of I & B, Government of India, Ms. Meeta Rajivlochan, Secretary, M/o Youth and Youth Affairs, Sh. Kalyan Chakravarthy, Principal Secretary, Government of Assam and Prof Parameswar K…

have been taken by the Government, after the formation of the Ministry of Cooperation,

Giving a reply to a Written Question on ‘National Policy on Cooperation’ in the Lok Sabha today, the Minister of Cooperation, Shri Amit Shah said, a National level committee has been constituted on 2nd September 2022 under the chairmanship of Shri Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu, consisting of experts of the cooperative sector, representatives from National/ State/ District/ Primary level cooperative societies, Secretaries (Cooperation) and RCSs from States/UTs, officers from Central Ministries/ Departments to formulate the New National Cooperation Policy. The formulation of New National Cooperation Policy will help in realising the vision…

Prolifics helps underprivileged people with vision impairment in Hyderabad

Prolifics, under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, has helped L V Prasad Eye Institute provide surgical care for complex eye problems, free of charge, to 134 patients from economically underprivileged backgrounds. Currently, there are an estimated 4.95 million blind persons and 70 million vision-impaired persons in India, this is entirely avoidable as timely medical intervention could save at least 50 percent of the cases from complete loss of vision. In its efforts to eradicate this problem, Prolifics made a donation of Rs. 20 Lakhs to Hyderabad Eye Institute, which…

today Gurugram Nearly 6 injured in scuffle,stone pelting between two communities in Pataudi

Two communities indulged in a brawl in Gurugram, following which nearly a dozen people were reported injured. Police were investigating the reports of firing. Nearly six people were injured after a scuffle broke out between two communities in Gurugram’s Pataudi. The incident was reported from the Babarshah mohalla area. According to the details, stones were pelted by both communities amid the scuffle. Commenting on the incident, DCP Manesar said investigations were underway to ascertain if both groups had opened fire at each other. The reason for the scuffle was yet…