Latest News, Breaking News, Global News- September 20, 2022
1-Pak passenger kicks chairs and breaks window shutter on aircraft to Dubai
After making a scene on a flight from Peshawar to Dubai, a Pakistani passenger was expelled from the UAE.
He was seen kicking and slamming aeroplane seats as well as hitting the window in the viral footage of the commotion.
Later, the crew tied the passenger, who was subsequently taken into custody at the airport in Dubai.
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2- Emraan Hashmi and the “Ground Zero” team were stoned in Pahalgam; the accused were detained.
In Kashmir, where he is filming for his upcoming movie “Ground Zero,” Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi was attacked by an idiot.
In Pahalgam, Anantnag, stones were thrown at the actor and other team members.
According to the Anantnag police, the attack on the film team happened at around 7:15 PM on September 18 as the shooting was coming to a close.
The individual who threw stones has been identified and taken into custody, according to the police.
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3 “Google dedicated to India’s digital future”: Sundar Pichai makes first visit to American Embassy
During his first trip to the Indian embassy in the US, Sundar Pichai reaffirmed Google’s dedication to India’s digital future.
During his visit late last week, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, the Indian ambassador to the United States, spoke with the CEOs of Google and Alphabet.
Pichai tweeted that he “appreciated the opportunity to discuss Google’s commitment to India and look forward to continuing our support for India’s digital future.”
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In Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, the “Khelo India” spirit was shamefully betrayed.
State-level Food was supplied to kabaddi players in the restroom of the BR Ambedkar Stadium in Saharanpur.
In the stadium’s restroom, the food was set up right in front of the urinal.
Pooris for female athletes could be visible on the unclean bathroom floor.
5-South Africa requests that the UK return a “stolen” diamond from the Queen’s sceptre.
Calls to restore a 500 carat diamond that was “stolen” from the Crown jewels have increased since Queen Elizabeth’s passing.
South Africa is requesting that the UK give back to the former British colony the gemstone thought to be the largest clean cut diamond in the world.
6-Agra: A Spanish tourist was injured and hospitalised after monkeys “invaded” the Taj Mahal.
A Spanish tourist was bitten by a monkey in front of the Taj Mahal’s Royal Gate.
While the tourist was taking pictures, the animal attacked her.
At the monument, the astonished visitor received first aid before being sent for treatment to a private hospital.
Safety concerns have been raised by the increase of monkey attacks on visitors visiting the monument.
Every year, thousands of domestic and international tourists visit the Taj Mahal.
7- As the Diwali deadline approaches, UK PM Liz Truss promises India that the free trade agreement is a “immediate priority.”
The signing of the free trade agreement with India, according to the British High Commissioner in India, will be the ideal way to celebrate Diwali.
His remarks come the same day that British Prime Minister Liz Truss told reporters in New York that her first objective right now was to secure the Free Trade Agreement with India and the Gulf Cooperation Council rather than a transatlantic agreement with the United States.
8 Assam officials will examine temple elephant Jaimala in Tamil Nadu.
A four-person team from the Assam government has travelled to Tamil Nadu to assess the well-being of Jaimala, the state’s elephant, who is kept at the Srivilliputhur temple in the Virudhunagar district.
9-Should Virat Kohli Start the World Cup for India?
Virat Kohli is a gentleman, according to South African icon Jacques Kallis, and the squad should decide how to best utilise him.
10-Sunil Gavaskar evaluates Team India’s Performance as Australia Chase Down 209 To Defeat India In The First T20
In the inaugural T20I in Mohali on Tuesday, Australia made a mockery of the Indian bowling attack by putting up their greatest-ever run-chase against India and winning by four wickets.
Cameron Green responded to Hardik Pandya’s brilliant half-century with his highest T20I total of 61.