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Demonstrations against the coup in Myanmar have been increasing. On Sunday, the army opened fire on people protesting at different places, in which 38 people were reported dead. This information has been given by the news agency Reuters, quoting an advocacy organization. It is reported in the news that a sugar factory was set on fire by protesters in the Hangthaya of Yangon area. After this, the army started firing on them, killing 22 people. At the same time, 16 people performing at other places were killed. During this time a policeman is also killed. So far, more than 125 people have lost their lives According to an organization in Myanmar, the number of people killed in the demonstrations so far has crossed 125. This figure may increase even more because there are still many areas where dead bodies are lying. As of Saturday, more than 2,150 people have been detained. Military claim The army-run TV channel reported that the protesters set fire to 4 garment and fertilizer factories i...

This image is of the capital Beijing. The lady covered her whole mouth because of a sandy tempest in the city. On Monday, dust storms took over numerous urban areas of China. It is viewed as the most hazardous dust storm of the most recent 10 years. It significantly affects the country's 12 areas. China's National Metrological Center has said that the effect of the dust storm has happened in an enormous territory of ​​the country. It has inundated zones going from Xinjiang and Gansu in the northwest of China to Mongolia and Hebei in the north.  Mongolia's National Emergency Management Agency said on Monday that 6 individuals had kicked the bucket because of the tempest. While 81 individuals are absent. A yellow alarm has been given taking into account the threat of the tempest. This climate is the last admonition in the shading code cautioning framework. It expressly trains individuals to wear cover scarves, close entryways, and windows well. It has additionally been said t...

Russian scientists have recently placed a large space telescope inside Lake Baikal. This telescope was being made since 2015. Its job is to detect neutrinos. For the first time, Russian scientists have put such a telescope underwater, which will monitor both the inner space and outer space. It will search for the particles that formed the Earth. That is the world's smallest particle neutrinos. If the activity of these particles increases, considerable damage can occur. Therefore, their monitoring is important. Russian scientists have recently placed a large space telescope inside Lake Baikal. This telescope was being made since 2015. Its job is to detect neutrinos. Neutrinos are the smallest particles in the world. It is very difficult to monitor or know their quantity. Therefore, this telescope is being installed. Deployed in 2500 to 4300 feet below water Scientists have named this telescope backlit-GVD. It has been deployed in Lake Baikal at 750 to 1350 meters i.e. 2500 to 4300 f...

Protests took place in 40 other cities, including the capital Canberra, on Monday demanding injustice from women, gender inequality, and abusive treatment in the workplace.  After Mexico and Britain, the fire of protest against rape reached Australia In Mexico, the patience of crime-stricken women was broken on Women's Day. He held the largest demonstration of history near the presidential residence of sexual harassment. Clashed with the police. Then 7 days later, the women opened a front against crime against the murder of a woman in the UK capital London. Now the fire of this protest has reached Australia. Protests took place in 40 other cities, including the capital Canberra, on Monday demanding injustice from women, gender inequality, and abusive treatment in the workplace. The demonstrations took place in the backdrop of a controversy that erupted after two allegations of a misdemeanor. Thousands of women gathered in the main cities for the demonstration, took out a march for ...

Boris Johnson was booked to visit India in January as a feature of endeavors to accelerate exchange talks between the two countries. Be that as it may, the outing was dropped in wake of the spike in COVID-19 cases in the UK.  UK PM Boris Johnson to visit India in April end as a component of 'slant' strategy towards Indo-pacific locale  Joined Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit India in April end as a piece of endeavor to support UK openings in the locale. This will be his first significant worldwide outing after Britain's exit from the European Union. Boris Johnson was planned to visit India in January as a feature of endeavors to accelerate exchange talks between the two countries. Notwithstanding, the outing was dropped in wake of the spike in COVID-19 cases in the UK.  The Boris Johnson-drove UK government said that it would shift its day of work towards the Indo-pacific district as a piece of its Integrated Review of government approaches for the com...