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After the table-flipping finale of The Real Housewives of New Jersey the girls obviously had a lot to discuss at the reunion special. And, of course, the main

A Quebec City police spokesman confirmed that there were people killed, but did not say how many. 

Tehran, YJC. --2014 World Cup Draw finished and many believe that Lionel Andrés "Leo" Messi From Argentine who serves as the captain of his country's national football team released a sigh.

Prime Minister Theresa May has pulled a vote on her Brexit deal, throwing the UK's plan to leave the European Union into chaos after she admitted she did not have the votes to get it through parliament. MPs could now have to wait until January 21, 2019 to vote on the government's beleaguered deal, May announced in the House of…

The details of the great escape of Thai junior football team and their coach 'wild boars' are emerging out slowly. The boys and their coach entered the caves to explore on June 23rd and were trapped deep inside the cave complex as rains flooded the caves. Till July 2nd their whereabouts were not known. The British divers found them alive on a ledge in darkness. What struck the divers is their calm demeanour. In spite of staying in the darkness and with very low levels of food the boys did not panic. There is a reason for that. When the wild boars were found they were all meditating. Their coach, the real hero of the whole high drama that followed, was a Buddhist monk before he took the responsibility to coach the football team. Earlier the coach Ekapol Chanthawong spent a decade practising as a monk and is a practitioner of meditation. The coach and his team remained calm by meditating. Meditation kept the team healthy and strong. Mother of one of the trapped boy Chanin, Aisha Wiboonrungrueng was all praise for the coach. She was astonished watching the first video of the boys and said "Look at how calm they were sitting there waiting, No one was crying or anything. It was astonishing. Meditation kept the Thai boys trapped in a cave astonishingly calm". READ:Thai cave rescue to be made into a film A meditation expert Leah Weiss who was taught by the Dalai Lama said that the practice of meditation played a key role in keeping the group composed and alive. She was of the opinion that the meditation imparts mental training that improves focus and compassion. Weiss said " "For Buddhists, meditation is a go-to when distressed or in danger. Cognitive resources that would otherwise be hijacked by the threat can be accessed once again, meaning that problem-solving capacities increase." She further added that " Given that insufficient air and food was a major issue for the trapped boys, meditation is actually a very practical response to both of these c

Reuters reported exclusively on Wednesday that both sides were drafting memorandums of understanding (MOUs) on cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, including subsidies. On Friday, Trump said he did not like MOUs because they are short-term in nature, and he wanted a long-term deal. An industry source briefed on…

Weddings are a time of joy, celebration, and eternal love. But did you know that different cultures around the world have their own unique wedding traditions? From quirky customs to ancient rituals, these traditions add a touch of charm and intrigue to the wedding ceremonies.

Did you know that Salma Hayek, the stunning actress known for her roles in movies like "Frida" and "Desperado," was actually born in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, Mexico? She's proud of her Mexican heritage and often speaks out about issues affecting the Latinx community.

ISLAMABAD: An interesting case has recently surfaced in news. A class 6 student of Islamabad has claimed that officials of President's Secretariat stole script of his speech on Quaid-e-Azam. The boy, Muhammad Sabeel Haider, 11, did not keep silent on the alleged theft and moved the Islamabad High Court (IHC) that reserved its orders regarding maintainability of his petition.

ISLAMABAD: Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Saturday ruled Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif did not violate the election code of conduct in his recent press conference in Lahore. As per code of conduct, the ECP said, the prime minister and ministers cannot ask for votes from the voters after once the election campaign ends.