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Eiffel tower: revolutionary building embedded by symbol of love

26Jul

By Aqsa Azam5 Comments

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Eiffel tower: revolutionary building embedded by symbol of love

Wrought iron structure provides strength to country's heritage, culture and economy along with beautiful sensation of uniqueness A beautiful edifice, built in record time frame of 2 years, 2 months and 5 days now serves as the national heritage of Paris, France. In 1887, French engineer, Gustave Eiffel proposed a plan to build a one of a kind building. Initially, he did not like the proposed design but after so many changes he made a master piece to remember till now. The feasibility reports declared the structure was to sustain for only 20 years. It is named after Gustave Eiffel in the recollection of his amazing creation. Eiffel tower The tower was made with best iron. Gustave melded a puddle iron for the ultimate robustness of building. The engineers exclude all the excess...

Assassination of the President leaves Haiti in Fear

12Jul

By Maru J1 Comment

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Assassination of the President leaves Haiti in Fear

The Assassination of the President disrupted the whole country. Authorities investigating the case, say that a foreign hit squad is responsible behind the murder. PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - President Jovenel Moïse of Haiti was fatally killed in the late hours at night on the 7th of July in his private residence on the outskirts of the Port-au-Prince, the Capital city. The event has shaken the country to fear. People are now scared for their lives considering how easily such a well-known personality with so much protocol was assassinated. They fear their fates as normal citizens. Carl Henry Destin, a Haitian justice of the peace, said that he found the President in a brutal state. According to him, “There were 12 holes visible in the body of the president that I could see,” and “He was ...

Israel-Palestine Conflict: Silwan faces forced demolishment

3Jul

By Maru J2 Comments

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Israel-Palestine Conflict: Silwan faces forced demolishment

Israeli Settlers are forcing Palestinians settled in Silwan to demolish their own homes. The ones who wont comply with the Israeli settlers will have to pay huge amount of fee. SILWAN, PALESTINE - Sunday, June 27th was the deadline issued to 13 families in Silwan who were asked to demolish their own homes. Failing to do so, the Palestinians in Silwan will have to pay around 6000 USD (20,000 NIS). https://twitter.com/Timesofgaza/status/1410292936626016257 Israel claimed that the neighborhood in Silwan is illegally built. Hence have asked the Palestinian owners to leave their properties for the Jewish settlers or pay a hefty amount when the Jews come to demolish the houses themselves. This is the reason a video of young men demolishing their houses with hammers circulated arou...

US government ”Retaliated” with airstrikes in Syria and Iraq

30Jun

By Maru JNo Comments

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US government ”Retaliated” with airstrikes in Syria and Iraq

US Military on Sunday launched airstrikes in both Syria and Iraq against the Iran Backed Militias in the two regions. The airstrikes, which the US government labeled as “defensive” were launched as a retaliation of the attack on the US bases in Iraq. Washington and Baghdad officials believe it to be the work of Iranian proxy groups. This speculation was taken under consideration because Iranian proxy groups have been very active over recent months. Testing the authority of the Iraqi leadership as well as US government willingness to confront them in the lead up to the resumption of talks to restart the nuclear deal. “This action should send a message to Iran that it cannot hide behind its proxy forces to attack the United States and our Iraqi partners,” Mr. Mulroy. https...

Kashmir Leaders met Pro-Indian Politicians at New Delhi

26Jun

By Maru J1 Comment

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Kashmir Leaders met Pro-Indian Politicians at New Delhi

Kashmiri Leaders met Modi for the first time after two years since autonomy revoked in Kashmir NEW DELHI, INDIA – Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi decided to host a meeting for the first time ever with the representatives of Jammu and Kashmir. The core motive of the meeting was to discuss the ongoing matters of the disputed region, Kashmir. Modi along with the Himalayan region's 14 political leaders, including Modi's own party members attended the meeting. India's powerful home minister, Amit Shah, and New Delhi's administrator in the region, Manoj Sinha, also attended the meeting. Among the Kashmir representatives were former three top elected officials: Farooq Abdullah, his son Omar Abdullah, and Mehbooba Mufti. Mehbooba Mufti was a regional coalition partner of Modi's Bhar...