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7.7 magnitude earthquake that was felt across Myanmar, Thailand, China, and Vietnam, Indian tourists in Bangkok safely returned to New Delhi Airport on Saturday, recounting the difficulties they faced in getting back home. Speaking to ANI at Delhi airport, Bharati Khurana described the challenges they encountered due to emergency closures in the city. «The situation is fine now, but yesterday it was very bad. We went out to the market, but it was closed due to the emergency.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Indra Kantono, co-founder of the multiple award-winning Jigger & Pony, one of Singapore’s top bars, visited India for the first time recently. In Mumbai, bartenders and restaurateurs thronged his masterclass on growing a great bar brand at The Oberoi’s Eau Bar, which was organised in association with The House of Suntory.

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The Philadelphia 76ers have decided not to build a $1.3 billion downtown arena

The Philadelphia 76ers have won city council approval for a $1.3 billion downtown arena despite vocal opposition from nearby residents

Denzel Washington’s quest to bring the works of August Wilson to the screen have already produced several exceptional films, and performances, in “Fences” and “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.” In “The Piano Lesson” (on Netflix Friday, November 22), he hands the reins to his son, Malcolm Washington, who makes his directorial debut in a production starring John David Washington, Danielle Deadwyler, Samuel L. Jackson, Erykah Badu, Ray Fisher and Corey Hawkins. Following its first foray into feature film animation, 2022’s “Luck,” Skydance returns with another original animated tale in “Spellbound” (on Netflix Friday, November 22). The film, set in the magical world of Lumbria, is about a young girl (voiced by Rachel Zegler) who must save the rulers of Lumbria, her parents (Nicole Kidman, Javier Bardem), after they’re turned into monsters. “Spellbound,” produced by former Pixar boss John Lasseter, features original songs from Disney legend Alan Menken.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. On a brisk October morning, with 20 pounds of gear on my back, I trekked up a steep, rocky trail. With each step, I felt my throat constrict and my lungs heave.

While Americans continue to struggle under high rents, as many as 223,000 affordable housing units could disappear in the next five years

Chinatown activists are rallying to block a planned $1.3 billion arena for the Philadelphia 76ers that recently won the support of Mayor Cherelle Parker

Chef Ho Chi Ming doesn’t want to forget his roots. “I want to travel around, telling people what Calcutta Chinese food is all about,” says the third-generation cook in the family.

Jailscraper is set to be as tall as Big Ben in terms of size but, this massive jail, being planned in Chinatown, has already triggered locals who do not want to look up to see a massive prison in the sky. This enormous jail, according to a Daily Star report, is being built in the most popular districts in the United States, with plans for spending a whopping £12 billion for this project.

Raymond Chandler as a modern denizen Juniper Song fancies herself a modern-day Philip Marlowe, navigating Los Angeles guided more by Raymond Chandler’s masterworks than by Google Maps. Song, the creation of author Steph Cha, is a 20-something Korean-American who uses her private-eye skills to help friends in need. As much as she romanticizes Marlowe’s metropolis, Song’s L.A.

Netflix users in the United States are gearing up for a series of departures from the streaming platform. From beloved classics to recent hits, here's a comprehensive list of titles, which will be leaving Netflix in April 2024, according to a What’s on Netflix report.

(Reuters) -Alphabet's Waymo said on Tuesday it will begin driverless passenger services for its employees in Austin, Texas starting Wednesday.

April 2024 approaches, Netflix users in the United States are gearing up to bid farewell to a slew of movies and series, including a significant portion of the DC movie library and all six seasons of the beloved series Community. Here's a detailed look at what's leaving the streaming platform next month, as per a What’s on Netflix report.

By Hyunjoo Jin and Abhirup Roy

By Hyunjoo Jin and Abhirup Roy

RCMP after being accused of hosting secret Chinese government police stations.The announcement of legal action comes amid a months-long police investigation into allegations about the centres. They sent a joint formal notice to the RCMP and Canada’s attorney general Friday.“The lack of any intelligible explanation from the RCMP about the allegations, nor any timeline, leaves the community centres with no choice except to exercise legal recourse,” the organizations said in a statement.In March, the RCMP said the Service à la Famille Chinoise du grande Montréal and the Centre Sino-Québec de la Rive-Sud, located on the city’s south shore, hosted Chinese government agents who allegedly harassed members of the city’s Chinese community.In May, then Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino told a parliamentary committee that the RCMP had shut down the so-called “police stations” in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.

random stabbing attack at the Light Up Chinatown festival.Global News is not revealing their names or identities to protect their safety.“We think, OK, because it’s a festival (with) lots of people and it’s crowded, so we will be safe,” the husband told Global News.They were actually going to leave earlier but heard that there was going to be a singer they wanted to see perform at 5 p.m.“Unfortunately, we stayed,” he said.The stabbing took place around 6 p.m.His wife told Global News that just at the end of the program, that’s when the attack took place with a young woman in her 20s, who was nearby, getting attacked first.Her husband said the young woman yelled out something in Chinese.Then before he knew what was happening, his wife said “what happened?” as she had just been stabbed in the back.“And then I turn around. I think that at that time, the guy was trying to attack me on the back too, that’s why, when I turned around he missed my back and got me on my arm,” he said.“Also, I think, I’m not sure, he tried to stab me in my chest too.”He said when he tried to stand back up, he said the suspect tried to stab him again.

An Asian American-owned bookstore in Manhattan’s Chinatown left gutted by a July fourth fire is getting flooded with support from the community, writers and celebrities

On episode 12 of Cointelegraph’s Hashing It Out podcast, Eche Emole, co-founder of Afropolitan, explains what it means to build a country on the blockchain.