MTV Love School-fame Jagnoor Aneja Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
Jagnoor Aneja, MTV Love School season 1 participant, died of a cardiac arrest in Egypt on September 22. Aneja, who was 40-year-old, was known for being a participant in Karan Kundra and Anusha Dandekar's MTV Love School 1 as well as season 2. Ever since Aneja's demise co-actors and fans of Aneja have flooded social media with condolences messages for his family and friends.
Tags: MTV, Bollywood, Jagnoor Aneja, Egypt
Courtesy: The Tribune
Baghdad Summit: Iraq Hosts Regional Meeting
To negate tensions between the middle eastern countries and the Gulf nations, Iraq on August 28 hosted a regional conference taking up the role of new mediator. Rival nations Iran and Saudi Arabia were also present including Yemen and Lebanon. Saudi Arabia sent its foreign minister Prince Faisal bin Farhad. France President Emmanuel Macron was also present as France co-organizes the meet to discuss the regional water crisis.
Tags: Iraq, Emmanuel Macron, Baghdad meet, Egypt, Iran
Courtesy: Al Jazeera
Suez Blockade: Egypt Demands $1 Billion Compensation To Release 'Ever Given' Ship
The Suez canal chief demands $1 billion from 'Ever Given' ship management as compensation, and warns of seizing the ship if the issue is not solved amicably. The compensation includes the cost of the ship's salvage operation, stalled traffic, and lost transit fee during the week-long hiatus by Ever Given. The authorities are trying to avoid legal disputes, but it is still unclear who would pay the compensation amount.
Tags: Egypt, Suez Canal Blockade, Ever Given, Suez Canal
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Egypt Unearths 3000-Yr-Old 'Lost Golden City' Of King Amenhotep III Era
Archeologists in Egypt have unearthed a 3000-year-old city on the east bank of Nile river. Known as 'Aten' or the 'lost golden city', the historic city dates back to King Amenhotep III era, which existed from 1391-1353 BC. Collaborating with Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, the archeologists also unearthed precious jewellery, including rings and pottery vessels. The excavation of the city and artifacts was a seven-month collaborative… read-more
Tags: Egypt, History, archeological excavation, Nile river
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Archaeologists Dig World's Oldest Brewery In Ancient Egypt City Abydos
The archaeologists have discovered the world's oldest brewery in Egypt’s ancient Abydos city. Reportedly, they have unearthed 40 earthenware pots arranged in two rows where the beer was produced in eight sectors. The discovery led by Egyptian and American archaeologists claimed that the site dated back to the reign of King Narmer, who ruled over 5,000 years before. Earlier in 2015, researchers have found traces of beer making in Tel Aviv.
Tags: Egypt, oldest Brewery, brewery, beer factory, Abydos
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2000-Year-Old Mummy Unearthed With Golden Tongue In Egypt
Archaeologists researching at the ancient Egyptian site Taposiris Magna have excavated a 2000-year-old mummy having a tongue made of gold. The excavators believe that the embalmers might have placed the golden tongue for the deceased could speak to Osiris - the Egyptian Lord of the underworld. Reportedly, 15 other burials were also discovered, of which one female mummy had worn a death mask covering her body with a headdress.
Tags: Egypt, Mummy, Golden Tongued Mummy, Archeologists
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Andhra's Banana Export To Gulf Grows By 40K Metric Tons Since 2016
Andhra Pradesh's export of bananas has skyrocketed as the figures grew from 246 metric tons in 2016-17 to 45,000 metric tons in 2019-20. While Andhra’s growth-engine crop has reached the Gulf countries including UAE, Bahrain and Egypt, the state’s horticulture department cites enhanced value-chain development behind this. Reportedly, adoption of modern agriculture methods like tissue culture cropping, drip irrigation and the Kisan Rail helped… read-more
Tags: Banana, Andhra Pradesh, Export, Gulf Countries, UAE, Egypt
Courtesy: The New Indian Express
Egypt: Robot Cira-03 To Examine COVID-19 Patients In Cairo
To facilitate the COVID-19 detection and treatment, a robot named Cira-03 is being examined at a hospital in Egypt's Cairo. The robot will monitor COVID-19 virus by tracking the temperatures of individuals, taking blood samples and performing X-Rays and echocardiograms. Besides, it can take swab samples as well and will display the test results on its chest. Its maker Mahmoud El Komy asserted it would curb the transmission of coronavirus.
Tags: Egypt, Cairo, Covid-19, Robot
Courtesy: India
New World Record: Egyptian Scuba Driver Stays Underwater for 145 Hrs and 30 Mins
Egyptian scuba diver Saddam Al-Kilany stayed submerged underwater for 145 hours and 30 minutes straight, in an attempt to create a new world record. While the videos have gone viral, the achievement is yet to be officially recognized by the Guinness World Records. The Egyptian broke his earlier best of 121 hours and surpassed Cern Karabay's world record of 142 hours and 47 minutes set in the year 2016.
Tags: Guinness Book Of World Record, Egypt, Scuba Diver
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