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Gold Prices See Another Fluctuation, Gets Stronger Than Yesterday
The price for the yellow metal has gone up by Rs 1 per gram in India. For today, September 12, the gold price for 1 gram of 22 carat purity stand at Rs 4946, while 24 carats of 1 gram will cost a buyer Rs 5046 on Saturday.
Joe Biden Returns to Strong Suit on 9/11 Events: Personal Rapport, Compassion For Fellow Americans
The Democratic nominee's encounters, including snapping selfies with a child and then later handing out beers to firemen, revealed a candidate slowly edging back into his element as a politician who thrives on personal interaction and compassion for fello...
Pakistani Journalist Arrested For Defaming Military
A Pakistani journalist who has been a vocal critic of the military, government, and religious extremist groups, has been arrested on charges of defaming the country's powerful army and spreading religious hatred, police said on Friday.
Visva-Bharati VC Apologises for 'Rabindranath Tagore Was an Outsider in Shantiniketan' Remark
Amid the row at Visva-Bharati over Poush Mela ground fencing, Chakraborty said in a statement on August 23 that Tagore had also come to Bolpur from outside to set up the institute.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Announces Arrest of 'American Spy' in Falcon
The arrest, he said, occurred after authorities on Wednesday "discovered and dismantled" a "plan to cause an explosion" at El Palito refinery -the closest to Caracas - located in Carabobo state.
Kriti Sanon Slams Media Chaos on Flight With Kangana Ranaut Onboard, Asks 'How is This Allowed?'
Kriti Sanon has called out the media, retweeting a video of a woman who was on the same flight as Kangana Ranaut when she flew back to Mumbai on Wednesday.
Oil Steady On Weak U.S. Stock Market, Heads For Weekly Loss
Oil prices were little changed on Friday as equities markets eased in volatile trade and crude remained on track for a second weekly drop as investors expected a global glut to persist if demand weakens further with rising COVID19 cases in some countries.
Trump Decision To Cut Refiner Biofuel Waivers Followed Pressure From Farm States - Sources
President Donald Trump's allies in Iowa launched a pressure campaign seeking his support for the ethanol industry in recent weeks, ultimately leading to his decision this week to gut a program granting waivers to oil refineries from biofuel requirements,...
Colombia Defense Minister Asks Forgiveness After Second Night Of Protests
Colombia's defense minister apologized on Friday on behalf of the national police for an incident of police brutality that sparked two nights of protests that rocked parts of capital Bogota and satellite city Soacha, leaving 11 dead and hundreds injured.
Both Biden, Pence Attend New York 9/11 Memorial, Trump At Pennsylvania Crash Site
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and Vice President Mike Pence, both masked, joined New York's somber 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, while President Donald Trump marked it at the Pennsylvania crash site of a hijacked jet.
Bahrain To Normalise Ties With Israel, Israeli Media Say
Bahrain is to normalise relations with Israel, the diplomatic correspondent for Israel's public broadcaster Kan said in a tweet on Friday, without citing sources.
Vatican-based Filipino Cardinal Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has become the highestranking Vatican official known to have tested positive for the coronavirus.
5 Civilians Who Went Missing from Arunachal Pradesh to Be Handed over by China Today
The PLA had earlier confirmed that the missing youths were found by their side and that the modalities on the handover process were being worked out.
Free Speech, Gun Rights On Collision Course In United States, Some Legal Experts Say
The robust American traditions of free speech and gun rights are clashing at antiracism protests this year in a way rarely seen before in the United States, legal scholars and law enforcement leaders say.
Kerala HC Stays EC Order Recognising Kerala Congress (M) Jose K Mani Faction
The dispute in the party arose between vice-chairman Jose and working chairman Joseph following the death of party chairman KM Mani last year.
Greece Sets Up Tents For Stranded Migrants On Lesbos, Locals Oppose Plans
Greece began setting up tents on Friday for thousands of migrants left without shelter on the island of Lesbos after a fire destroyed Greece's biggest refugee camp three days ago.