Latest News, Breaking News, Global News- December 6, 2022
1-The Indonesian parliament makes crimes Sex outside of marriage is now a crime
The Indonesian parliament approved a new penal code on Tuesday that makes having sex outside of marriage illegal and carries a maximum one-year prison sentence.
Worries have been raised about how the regulations would deter tourists from visiting its sunny coasts and hurt business.
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2-Devotees from Brazil pray and eat Prasad at the Sri Kalahasteeswara temple
At the Sri Kalahasteeswara temple in Andhra Pradesh, about 22 worshippers participated in the puja and ate the Prasad. They prayed to God Shiva and Goddess Parvati as part of a special Rahu-Ketu puja.
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3-NASA’s Orion spacecraft releases a close-up footage of the lunar surface.
As it began its return to Earth, the Moon was captured in close-up videos by NASA’s Orion capsule, which is a component of the Artemis I project.
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4-Vladimir Putin crosses the longest bridge in Europe in a Mercedes
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, was observed crossing the Crimean Bridge in a Mercedes.
Russia and the Crimean Peninsula are connected by the aforementioned bridge. Several months have passed since an explosion devastated the important bridge.
5-Colombia: A bus is buried by a landslide, and at least 34 people are thought dead
According to a national disaster organisation, a bus that was buried by a landslide in Colombia’s northwest on Monday claimed the lives of at least 34 people.
According to reports, the landslide was caused by a lot of rain.
6-Parents in North Korea risk Kim’s fury if they don’t give their children the names bomb, rifle, or satellite
Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, issued an odd regulation. According to The Mirror, he wants parents to give their children “patriotic” names like “Bomb,” “Gun,” and “Satellite.”
The leader of North Korea reportedly threatened to punish parents who did not change the names of their children.
On the tenth anniversary of the death of previous leader Kim Jong-il, North Korea reportedly forbade its residents from laughing, buying, or drinking during an 11-day mourning period.
7-KCR’s Daughter K Kavitha Receives New CBI Summons in Case Concerning Delhi Liquor Policy
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has requested to speak with Telangana member K Kavitha, daughter of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, regarding the now-cancelled Delhi liquor legislation.
8-Watch Lalu Yadav’s Video Message Following Kidney Transplant Surgery
Lalu Yadav, the head of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), has a message for his well-wishers as he is recuperating in a hospital in Singapore following kidney transplant operations.
Mr. Yadav said in a video that his older daughter Misa Bharti posted on Twitter: “Everybody prayed for me. I’m doing fine.”
9-BSF shoots down seven drones in seven days as India fights Pakistan’s drone “offensive” in Punjab
Near the village of Kalia, close to the Pakistan-India border, members of the Border Security Force shot down another Pakistani drone.
This was the seventh Pakistani drone to be shot down at the Punjab border in the last seven days.
A broken Pakistani quadcopter was discovered in a field, and 2.5 kilogram’s of heroin that had been dropped by the drone was also found there.
In recent months, Pakistani drone activity has dramatically increased. Currently on high alert and assembling an anti-drone front are the BSF and the Army.
10 Indians block a suspension bridge after stone-throwing in Dharchula on the India-Nepal border
According to reports, India has since yesterday morning closed a suspension bridge in the Dharchula neighbourhood in Uttarakhand’s Pithoragarh district that connects to Nepal.
This was done in response to a Sunday incident in which Nepalese nationals threw stones at Indian workers.
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