DAINIK NATION BUREAU US President Donald Trump has said he would impose a 25 per cent import tariff on steel and 10 per cent on aluminium. An executive order in this regard would be signed next week, Trump said after a meeting with executives of steel and aluminium companies yesterday. “It’ll be for a long period of time…And you’ll have ...
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Four Indians held in Nepal for trying to fly abroad illegally
Four Indians including three women have been arrested in Nepal from a Hong Kong-bound plane for illegally boarding the aircraft, officials said yesterday. An immigration official stopped the Nepal Airlines plane just before take-off following a tip-off that some passengers had illegally boarded the aircraft, according to officials. Janak Rai, Amrita Lama, Soni Rai and Anusha Tamang, all Nepalese-origin Indian ...
Read More »Maldives Declines India’s Invite For 16-Nation Mega Naval Exercise-Milan
Maldives has declined India’s invitation to participate in the eight-day-long mega naval exercise — Milan —beginning 6 March, in an apparent snub to New Delhi which has been critical of the Yameen government in view of the emergency in the island nation. “Maldives was invited to join the Milan exercise but they have declined,” Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba told ...
Read More »7.2 magnitude Earthquake strikes Southern Mexico
A prolonged 7.2 magnitude quake that rocked Mexico on Friday left nearly a million homes and businesses without power in the capital and four southwest states, the federal electricity commission said, but no deaths were reported. At least 50 homes suffered damage in the southern state of Oaxaca, which, along with Mexico City, is still reeling from earthquakes that caused ...
Read More »19 year arrested for Florida school shootout
A heavily armed young man barged into his former high school about an hour northwest of Miami on Wednesday, opening fire on terrified students and teachers and leaving a death toll of 17 that could rise even higher, the authorities said. Students huddled in horror in their classrooms, with some of them training their cellphones on the carnage, capturing sprawled ...
Read More »Pro china Oli to be next PM of Nepal
DAINIK NATION BUREAU The CPN-UML today picked party chairman KP Sharma Oli as the next Prime Minister of Nepal, a senior leader of the party said, over two months after the successful conclusion of historic parliamentary polls. Oli, 65, served as the Prime Minister from October 11, 2015, to August 3, 2016. He is known for his pro-China stance. A ...
Read More »Pak developing new types of nuclear weapons: US
Pakistan is developing new types of nuclear weapons, including short-range tactical ones, that bring more risks to the region, America’s intelligence chief warned today. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats’ remarks came days after a group of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists struck the Sunjuwan Military Camp in Jammu on Saturday, killing seven people including six soldiers. Pakistan is developing new types ...
Read More »UN chief calls for immediate de-escalation in Syria
United Nations Secretary- General Antonio Guterres has called for an immediate de- escalation in Syria after Israel carried out raids inside the war-torn country. Guterres is “following closely the alarming military escalation throughout Syria and the dangerous spillover across its borders,” UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said in a statement. Israel targeted what it said were Iranian positions inside Syria after ...
Read More »PM Modi gets rousing reception in Palestine
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has gone on a four-day visit to West Asian countries, has reached Palestine today. Upon his arrival, he has already become the first Indian Prime Minister to travel to Palestine. On the first day of his tour, PM Modi reached Amman, the capital of Jordan. After that he reached Ramallah of Palestine today. Here Palestine ...
Read More »South Africa’s capital city has just enough water to last for 75 days
The South African capital Cape Town is facing a deep water crisis. The lack of water here has become a hazard for the people. After 75 days, it is possible that Cape Town will become the world’s first waterless capital. Due to the drought for continuous three years, the city has reached on the brink of famine due to administrative ...
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