Turkey-Syria Earthquake Deaths Approach 20,000, Hope Fades for Survivors
The confirmed death toll from Monday’s earthquakes in Turkey and Syria passed 19,000 on Thursday, and is expected to keep climbing.
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The confirmed death toll from Monday’s earthquakes in Turkey and Syria passed 19,000 on Thursday, and is expected to keep climbing.
To celebrate Lionel Messi's "sublime brilliance",the Dubai Frame, which is the largest frame in the world, has put up a collage of Messi's pictures with the trophy.
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International Nurses Day: Meet 5 heroes of the front line as world battles Covid-19 India Today Web Desk International Nurses Day The second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic wreaked havoc in India. Doctors and healthcare workers have been working extremely hard to save precious lives. Like doctors, nurses have been at the forefront of fighting the pandemic. Nurses have proved to be the lifeline of India's fight against Covid-19. Across hospitals from big cities to hospitals in rural areas, nurses are muscle, the connective tissue, the nervous system. On the International Nurses ...
Zaldagar 1865 Masood Hussain Weaving Dreams: This chromolithograph drawn by Scottish artist, war artist and war correspondent William Simpson who visited Kashmir somewhere between 1859-60. When Srinagar’s 28 shawlbaufs, the shawl-weavers, drowned in the Keat-e-Koul ditch near Zaldagar on April 29, 1865, it merely did not mark the first recorded labour unrest in history. It was not the first major indicator of the political awakening of Kashmir alone. The massacre marked the beginning of a crisis that, over the years, compromised Kashmir’s principle craft that had reigned European ...