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Hassan's Comfy Sleep While Flying Amidst Clouds
Wake Up Kerala is about to tell you the story of a sleep. Yes, that of Hassan who slept on while flying up above in the sky.
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Trump Pays Pittance As Income Tax, Reveals NY Times
A New York Times report claimed that Trump paid only $750 as federal income taxes in 2016, the year he won the presidential election, and 2017. It also claimed that he didn't pay a penny of federal income...
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Trump Offers Mediation In India-China Border Dispute
New Delhi: US President Donald Trump once again offered to mediate and help end the flare-up between India and China, if the Asian giants are unable to “work it out”. “I know that China now, and India,...
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Japanese Experiments On COVID 19 Masks
Mask is compulsory during this COVID 19 times. Japanese are doing variety experiments on their masks.
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Different Way To Drink Tea
Let's have a tea in Wake Up Kerala. A completely different tea drinking in icy climate.
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Civil Unrest Intensifies In Louisville
Violent clashes erupted between protesters and police in Louisville, Kentucky, after a grand jury cleared the cops of any criminality in Breonna Taylor’s police-involved death. Two policemen were injured...
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Dinner In The Sky Eatery In Belgium Reopens
The Dinner in the Sky of Belgium which was closed due to COVID 19 pandemic is now back with a sky-high dining experience in Brussels from Sept 16th.
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A Variety Cycle Race From Russia
Here is a variety cycle race from Russia. Let's take a look at youth's favourite beer race or bicycle race in Russia.
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Finland Deploys COVID 19 Sniffer Dogs At Helsinki Airport
Finland has deployed coronavirus-sniffing dogs at the Nordic country's main international airport in a four-month trial of an alternative testing method that could become a cost-effective and faster way...
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Officials Discover Cause Of Mass Elephant Deaths In Botswana
Toxins in water produced by cyanobacteria killed more than 300 elephants in Botswana, officials said, announcing the result of an investigation into the deaths which had baffled and alarmed conservationists...
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World Peace Day Today
World Peace Day is observed every year on September 21. The ultimate goal of the United Nations, which was formed after World War II, is for world peace. It is also our duty to build peace by tearing down...
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Poison Ricin Found In Letter Addressed To Trump
A package containing ricin poison that was addressed to US President Donald Trump has been intercepted before it reached the White House. The letter containing the poison was sent to the White House a...
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Political Controversy In US Over The Next Supreme Court Judge
A political controversy has come up in the United States over who will be the next Supreme Court judge after Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The Republican party said it will vote immediately for the candidate to...
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Mothers' Names To Appear On Children's ID Cards In Afghanistan
From now on, mothers' names will also appear on their children's identity cards in Afghanistan. The amendment in the law is a crucial moment in the struggle for women's rights in the country.
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US Bans Chinese Apps Tik Tok, WeChat
Chinese-owned apps Tick Tok and WeChat will not be available in the US from tomorrow. An order has been issued to remove apps from the Apple Store and the Google Store.
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Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Poisoned In His Hotel Room
There are reports that Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned in his hotel room. The traces of Novichok nerve agent was found on water bottles provided by the hotel he was staying in.
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WHO Issues Warnings To European Countries
The World Health Organisation (WHO) issued a warning to the European countries after there was a rapid increase in the COVID 19 cases over the past two weeks. The WHO warned countries to take precautions...
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Story Of A Dog Winning Guinness World Record
Let's watch the story of a dog winning a Guinness World Record.
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Obama’s Memoir ‘A Promised Land’ Out In Nov Has A Staggering Initial Print Run Of 30 Lakhs
Barack Obama and Penguin Random House announced that the first volume of the president’s memoir, ‘A Promised Land’, will be on the stands on November 17- a fortnight after the U S presidential election...
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World Ozone Day Today
The international community is observing the World Ozone Day (WOD) on September 16 marking the 35 years of the Vienna Convention for the protection of the ozone layer. This year's theme for the World Ozone...
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Israel Signs Peace Pact With UAE & Bahrain
Dubai: Israel signed a new peace pact with the UAE and Bahrain at the White House in the presence of US president Donald Trump.
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Bahrain Agrees To Normalize Ties With Israel
Dubai: Bahrain becomes the second Arab nation, after the UAE, which normalized its relations with Israel as part of a historic peace deal.
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Jaishankar In Moscow To Attend SCO Foreign Ministers' Meet
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar reached Moscow to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council of Foreign Ministers’ Meet. He will hold bilateral meetings with various...
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AstraZeneca Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Suspended
AstraZeneca Plc paused a late-stage trial of one of the leading COVID-19 vaccine candidates after an unexplained illness in a study participant. The study is testing a vaccine being developed by the drug...
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Widespread COVID-19 Vaccines Not Expected Until Mid-2021: WHO
The WHO said widespread COVID-19 vaccines are not expected until the mid-2021, WHO spokesperson Margaret Harris told at a media briefing in Geneva.
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IOC's Oil Tanker Catches Fire Off Sri Lanka
The Indian Oil Corporation's oil tanker, carrying 2,70,000 tonne crude oil, caught fire off Sri Lanka. The chartered ship, New Diamond, was on its way to Paradip port in Odisha when the incident took place20...
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Kamala Harris Nominated As Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
US Senator Kamala Harris has been nominated as Democratic vice presidential candidate for US elections 2020 on Wednesday at the Democratic National Convention held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic...
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Global COVID-19 Tally Nears 2.23 Crore
The COVID-19 tally across the world is nearing 2.23 crore and the death toll crossed 7,83,000. Nearly 6,000 people succumbed to the virus infection in 24 hours.
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Arctic Sea Ice Could Be Gone By 2035, According To Earth’s Climate History
The Arctic could be completely ice-free in summers by 2035, according to a new study that compared present-day conditions with those about 130,000 years ago. The study published in the journal ‘Nature...
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Polar Ice Caps Melting Pose Threat To Landmasses
The melting of polar ice caps and glaciers are posing a great threat to landmasses with the rise of sea water level.
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Amazon Is Going Up In Smoke
This year, 2020, is shaping up to be another destructive year for the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. Deforestation — a grim precursor to the fires used to clear the land for development — has increased significantly,...
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Kamala Harris First Coloured Woman To Run For VP Office
Joe Biden named California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate, making history by selecting the first Black woman to compete on a major party’s presidential ticket and acknowledging the vital role Black...
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Russia Registers Virus Vaccine, Putin's Daughter Given It
Moscow: Russia on Tuesday became the first country to officially register a coronavirus vaccine and declare it ready for use, despite international skepticism. President Vladimir Putin said that one of...
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Hiroshima Day Today; 75 Yrs Since America Dropped Atom Bomb
Bells tolled in Hiroshima on Thursday for the 75th anniversary of the world’s first atomic bombing. The US dropped the first atomic bomb on Japan on 6 August 1945.
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Beirut Blasts Kill More Than 70
The massive double explosion that rocked Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, killed more than 70 people and severely injured more than 5,000 people.
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Massive Explosions Rock Beirut With Widespread Damage
Massive explosions shook Lebanon's capital Beirut on Tuesday in twin blasts. Reports said the explosion was in the port area of the city.
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Keralite Ijaz Led IS Attack On Afghan Jail, Say Sources
New Delhi: Intelligence sources have confirmed that a Kerala man is behind the terror attack at Jalalabad jail in Afghanistan. The Kerala man has been identified as Kallukettiya Purayil Ijaz, a native...
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UAE Attache Didn't Ask swapna To Call Up Customs To Get Bag Released: NIA
Kochi: The NIA which investigates the gold smuggling case said that the UAE Consulate Attache did not ask accused Swapna to call up the Customs officials to get the bag containing gold released. She repeatedly...
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First Phase Of Oxford University's Covid-19 Vaccine Successful
The first phase of the Covid-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University is sucessfully tested. The university authorities said the vaccine was safe and had increased immunity in those who tested it.
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Locust A Friend Of Africans, Tastes Yummy
In African countries, locusts are not villains which destroy acres of crops and farms. Locust dishes taste yummy for Nigerians.
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The 'Worst' Of COVID 19 Is Yet To Come, Warns World Health Organisation
The tally of COVID 19 cases are on rise across the globe. The cases are increasing in India, America and Brazil also. The head of the World Health Organisation has called for national unity and global...
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Swine flu strain with pandemic potential increasingly found in Chinese pigs
A new flu virus found in Chinese pigs has become more infectious to humans and needs to be watched closely in case it becomes a potential “pandemic virus”, according to a study published by the U.S. journal,...
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Two Killed In Terrorist Attack At Pakistan Stock Exchange Building In Karachi
New Delhi: Two locals were killed in a terrorist attack at the Pakistan Stock Exchange building in Karachi. The terrorists stormed the building and attached with grenades and guns. Two terrorists were...
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Global COVID-19 Tally Crosses One Crore, Death Toll Exceeds Five Lakh
The COVID-19 tally crossed one crore globally and death toll exceeded five lakh.
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