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Vedic Inoculations & the Speckled Monster Virus: Part II

Smallpox raged globally for centuries, beginning possibly 10,000 years BCE, (see Part I of this issue), and finally meeting its end in 1979. Smallpox made no distinctions.

Tomatoes cost Rs 100 per kg! Did you know ancient Indian substitutes of Tomatoes?

Tomatoes are an integral part of Indian cuisines today. But they are not really Indian in nature. European colonists introduced tomatoes in India. So what did Indians use while cooking that was replaced by tomatoes eventually?

NB In List | Who is Deepak Boxer? Here are 9 facts on how India nabbed the most wanted gangster of Delhi

Who is Deepak Boxer, onne of the most wanted gangsters of the Delhi-NCR

#SecurityScan 28: Wargaming Chinese invasion of Taiwan, China's decline in population and more

A detailed analysis of the ongoing week's security updates, in line with India's national security. The retired Brigadier will talk about wargaming Chinese invasion of Taiwan, China's decline in population and more

Mexico seeks India's support in building and launching remote sensing satellite

A remote sensing satellite is used to observe or gather data about a place or a phenomenon, without making physical contact with it. It is the exact opposite of on-site observation. Remote sensing has diverse applications including geology, oceanography, meteorology, military, intelligence-gathering etc.

Indian Navy to participate US's Naval exercise 'RIMPAC'

India first participated in RIMPAC in 2014 when indigenously built Shivalik class stealth frigate INS Sahyadri took part in the exercise. INS Sahyadri again represented the country in the 2018 edition of the event.

'Nearly 20 countries interested in adopting 'CoWIN': Govt

'Nearly 20 countries interested in adopting 'CoWIN': Govt

PM Modi once again top with highest approval rating; beats Biden, Trudeau, Merkel

PM Modi once again top with highest approval rating; beats Biden, Trudeau, Merkel

India marks presence in first ever UNSC physical meet after December

India marks presence in first ever UNSC physical meet after December

MoS for Education Sanjay Dhotre to attend meeting with E9 countries

MoS for Education Sanjay Dhotre to attend meeting with E9 countries

Proud moment for India! Indian Flag Installed At UNSC as India begins 2-year tenure

In proud moment for India and Indians after UN Ambassador T S Tirumurti hoisted Indian Tricolor flag at United National Security Council UNSC stakeout in New York City on Monday. With that, the country formally started its tenure as a non-permanent member of UNSC for a period of two years.

India, Mexico to further work on strengthening ‘Privileged Partnership’

With an aim to enhance the partnership between India and Mexico, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar co-chaired the meeting along with his Mexican counterpart Marcelo Ebrard.

Donald Trump calls off plan to impose tariffs on Mexico

US President Donald Trump says he has suspended plans to impose tariffs on Mexico, as the country has agreed to take strong measures to stem the flow of Central American migrants into the United States. President Trump last night tweeted that he is pleased to inform that the US has reached a signed agreement with Mexico and the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the US against Mexico are indefinitely suspended.

Mexico border wall: 16 US states sue over emergency declaration

A coalition of 16 US states led by California is suing President Donald Trump's administration over his decision to declare an emergency to raise funds for a Mexican border wall.

US fired Tear Gas on Mexico border to stop migrants

US authorities fired tear gas into Mexico during the first hours of the new year to repel about 150 migrants who were trying to breach the border fence in Tijuana.

Impact of Sino-US Trade War on India

Is India facing the backlash of Sino-U.S. “Trade War” unsettling its economic stability so critical with elections to State Assembly’s in 2018 followed by Lok Sabha elections in April-May 2019?

Germany welcomes U.S., Canada and Mexico trade pact

Germany welcomes a trade agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico, a spokeswoman for the German foreign ministry said today.

While Brazil holds Switzerland with 1-1, Mexico stuns Germany by kicking off 1-0

Brazil's bid for a sixth World Cup got off to a slow start as Switzerland withstood an early onslaught to snatch a 1-1 draw in Rostov-on-Don on Sunday. On the day when holders Germany were shocked 1-0 by Mexico, Brazil's tag as pre-tournament favourites looked justified in a dominant first-half capped by Philippe Coutinho's wonder strike to open the scoring.

German leader Merkel presses importance of Free trade between EU and Mexico

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has stressed the importance of free trade and welcomed an agreement between the European Union and Mexico on a new trade pact just days before she heads to Washington for talks with President Donald Trump.

US deploys 4,000 National Guard troopers at Mexico border to stem illegal immigration

The Pentagon has finally approved to deploy as many as 4,000 troops to the US-Mexico border in a bid to curb illegal immigration. The move comes in response to US President Trump's call for using troops to stem illegal immigration in Mexico border. Notably, the United States Defence Secretary James Mattis signed a memorandum to send up to 4,000 National Guard troops for duty along the border with Mexico. According to the Defence Department memo, the Guard members will not perform law enforcement functions o

India continues its dominance at ISSF World Cup; grabs eight medals including three Gold

Continuing its dominance in the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) World Cup which is being held Mexico, the Indian contingent grabbed a total of eight medals including three gold and 5 bronze. On Sunday, India jumped to the top of the medals tally after teen sensation Manu Bhaker bagged a Gold medal, while Ravi Kumar took home the Bronze.

India shoots its way on top! Grabs 3 medals on 1st day of Shooting World Cup

Creating history and highlighting India’s name on top, Indian Shooters kick started the new season on a strong note with three medals, including a world record gold on the first day of International Shooting Sport Federation World Cup in Mexico on Saturday. While Indian shooter Shahzar Rizvi sealed the gold medal with a world record score in a memorable maiden ISSF World Cup appearance, Jitu Rai and Mehuli Ghosh bagged a bronze each in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Keep your eyes on earth’s biggest flooded caves

Nature is so diverse that we can’t even imagine. A group of divers has connected two underwater caverns in eastern Mexico to reveal what is believed to be the biggest flooded cave on the planet, a discovery that could help shed new light on the ancient Maya civilization.

Proud! Kanchanmala Pande bags gold at World Para-Swimming Championship; creates history

India’s Para-athlete Kanchanmala Pande on Thursday made the whole country proud after winning the gold medal in the World Para-Swimming Championship which is being held in Mexico. Notably, Para-athlete Kanchanmala Pande also scripted history as she became first Indian to clinch a gold medal in the international arena in swimming.

Catalonia Independence: People United to protest against splitting with Spain

On 28th October, Catalonia was declared independent due to the rise of constitutional crisis which led the separatists to vote for independence. But on Sunday, Thousands of people have united on Barcelona’s streets to oppose the split of Catalonia from Spain.

Central America struck by tropical storm NATE; killed 22 people

The Central America is repeatedly struck by NATE which is a newly formed tropical storm. The storm has killed at least 22 people as the heavy rain has hit the region and slowly moving towards Mexico’s Caribbean resorts and the US Gulf Coast.

#MexicoEarthquake: Death toll reaches to 230; Sushma Swaraj confirms no Indian casualties

The country of Mexico was still arising from the rubble of earthquake last week and one more arrived yesterday to haunt them all life. A violent earthquake of 7.1 magnitude hit Mexico badly by killing at least 230 people across five states.