This 13-Year-Old Cat Jumps Rope 9 Times In Sixty Seconds, Makes Guinness World Record
A video showcasing the impressive jump-roping skills of Kit Kat, a 13-year-old tabby cat, who created a world record. A video of the cat was recently shared on the official YouTube channel of Guinness World Records (GWR). Alongside his owner Trisha Seifried, the talented feline jumped the rope nine times within a minute. The cat is a 13-year-old cat from Missouri, USA, and trained with her owner Trisha.
Tags: Guiness World Record, Kitty Kat, USA, Pets, CAT
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Rupee Gains By 14 Paise, Stands At 98.74 Against US Dollars
The rupee gained 14 paise to 81.67 against the US dollar in early trade on July 25, tracking the weakness of the American currency in the overseas market. However, a surge in crude oil prices capped sharp gains for the local unit, forex traders said. At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened at 81.74, then touched a high of 81.67 against the American currency.
Tags: Rupees, USA, stock exchange, INDIAN MARKET, Business News
Courtesy: Press Trust of India
Breaking! Khalistani Terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu Reportedly Died
The High-Level Indian intelligence reported to the media that pro-Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu reportedly died in the United States. However, USA officials are yet to confirm the death, the report is making rounds on social media platforms. The death reportedly took place on Highway No. 101 which stretches from Los Angeles, California to Tumwater, Washington. The precise location is unknown yet. He is the third to die… read-more
Tags: Khalistani Leader, gurpatwant singh pannu, Dead, USA, Intelligence
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
Diwali Declared As Public School Holiday In New York
In good news for the residents living in New York, the authorities declared Diwali as a school holiday. The decision was taken considering more than 2 lakh residents of New York, who celebrate Diwali. "This is a city that’s continuously changing, continuously welcoming communities from all over the world," said Eric Adam, the Mayor of New York, USA. Furthermore, in 2023, Diwali will be celebrated on November 14.
Tags: Diwali, Public Holiday, indian culture, Mayor Eric Adam, USA
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
President Biden Urges Tougher Gun Restrictions: USA
Speaking at a gun safety summit in Connecticut, US President Joe Biden urged voters to support lawmakers who prioritize gun control and defeat those who resist it. On June 17, Biden acknowledged the importance of prayers, he emphasized that they alone are not enough to address the issue of gun violence. The president applauded survivors of gun violence and the families of victims for their resilience, assuring tough gun laws.
Tags: gun license, Regulation, USA
Courtesy: The Hindustan Times
US Approves $285 Million Sale Of NASAMS Air Defence System To Ukraine
Amid the urgent need for a defence system to Ukraine, the United States announced the approval of a $285 million sale of a NASAMS air defence system. Besides the defence, the United States Government also approved other equipment for Ukraine. Notably, after a recent drone attack, Kyiv needs a boost in protection against Russian strikes. Ukraine's air defenses have played a key role in protecting the country from strikes.
Tags: ukraine war, Defence, USA, US Government, approval, Russian Airstrike
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Indian-Origin Student Studying At Purdue University In US Killed By Korean Roommate
In United States’ Purdue University’s Indiana Campus, a 22-year-old student has been taken into police custody for the alleged murder of his Indian-origin roommate Varun Manish Chheda. Chheda had reportedly suffered “multiple sharp Force traumatic injuries”. The accused, identified as Ji Min ‘Jimmy’ Sha, is a junior cybersecurity major and international student from Korea. Meanwhile, Chheda was a 2020 graduate of Park Tudor. Further details… read-more
Tags: Purdue University, USA, Indian Student Killed, murder, World news
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Hurricane Ian: 23 Go Missing After Boat Capsizes Off Coast Of Florida
As Hurricane Ian hit the United States of America, a boat carrying migrants capsized off the coast of Florida, informed US Border Patrol. Reportedly, the blast sank due to harsh weather, and at least 23 have gone missing. Four Cuban migrants managed to swim to the shore following the incident. Two were rescued from the water about two miles south of Boca Chica. A search and rescue operation is underway.
Tags: USA, Florida Coast, Hurricane Ian, environment, Harsh Weather
Courtesy: ANI
US Calls For Security Council Meeting To Discuss Ukraine Crisis
French Ambassador to the United Nations Nicolas De Riviere said that the USA has requested for a UN Security Council meeting on September 7, to discuss the Ukraine crisis. On September 6, a meeting on Ukraine has been scheduled, which was requested by Russia, focusing on the situation in and around Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. As of now, three meeting have been scheduled to discuss the Ukraine issue in September.
Tags: Russia, Ukraine, UN Security Council, USA, Nicolas de Riviere
Courtesy: ANI
Wiz Khalifa's US Concert Stopped Early; 3 People Wounded
Rapper Wiz Khalifa played in Indianapolis, US, on August 26 but had to stop the show short due to a commotion that caused three minor injuries. At around 10:30 p.m., individuals began leaving the Ruoff Music Centre in Noblesville, according to local authorities. The event began following a reported disturbance on a section of the amphitheater's lawn, with some of those there yelling about a probable gunshot.
Tags: Wiz Khalifa, concert, injury, halted, USA
Courtesy: ANI