Guterres has been appointed as new secretary-general by UN

The UN General Assembly on Thursday formally appointed Antonio Guterres as the new secretary-general of the United Nations, replacing Ban Ki-moon. The 193 member states adopted by acclamation a resolution appointing the former prime minister of Portugal for a five-year term beginning January 1st. Guterres won unanimous support from the UN Security Council during a vote last week that capped...

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Google Labeled India as Namak Haram Country India

Finally Google declare India as Namak Haram Country. We all know that India is a country which have worst in democratic Values and Dangerous for Muslims and women. India also earned a bad repute on diplomatic front. The reason of that is its underhand lobbying, cheating and bad moral values. Now the another shock for India is that Google labeled as the “Namak Haram country” India. don't...

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Japanese scientist wins Nobel medicine prize

STOCKHOLM: Japan’s Yoshinori Ohsumi won the 2016 Nobel prize for medicine for ground-breaking experiments with yeast which exposed a key mechanism in the body’s defences where cells degrade and recycle their components. Understanding the science behind the process, called “autophagy” or “self-eating”, has led to a better understanding of diseases such as cancer, Parkinson’s and type 2 diabetes,...

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Facebook launches 'lite' version of Messenger overseas

NEW YORK: Facebook is launching a “lite” version of it Messenger chat app. It is aimed at emerging markets, where many people use older phones that don't have enough room to store or ability to run the full-featured application due to slower internet speeds or other issues. “Messenger Lite” will be available on Android devices in Kenya, Tunisia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Venezuela beginning on Monday. The...

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Azam's maiden ton sets up big Pakistan win

The 21-year-old Babar Azam enhanced his promising reputation with a maiden ODI hundred against West Indies on Friday. That, sandwiched between Sharjeel Khan's half-century, and a late cameo from Imad Wasim, led Pakistan to 284 for 9 in a match reduced to 49-overs-a-side because of a floodlight failure. Chasing 287, courtesy the Duckworth-Lewis revisions, West Indies sleepwalked their way, much like they had done in the T20Is, to 175, and suffered another demoralising defeat. There...

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