China is stepping up its effort to control Covid ahead of the&nbsp;National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party. The cases have increased in the past two months.

China reported 1,939 cases on October 9, the highest since August. Shanghai has reported 34 new Covid cases, the highest in three months. The new cases have raised&nbsp;concerns amongst the residents about the potential chances of harsh restrictions. Several residential buildings have already been locked. Several regions under lockdown in Shanghai have received necessary supplies like food from the authority, reported Bloomberg.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/report-hong-kong-to-make-covid-pcr-tests-available-within-walking-distance-like-china-523384">Also read |&nbsp;Report: Hong Kong to make Covid PCR tests available within walking distance</a>

Beijing, the capital all set to host the party congress also reported 14 cases in a month. The capital has imposed strict quarantine and testing for travellers returning. It was claimed the city is facing growing pressure to stop the Cocvid outbreak.&nbsp;

The recent surge in cases has increased the pressure on local authorities especially after detecting Omicron sub-variants BF.7 and BA.5.1.7 for the first time.

The world is making efforts to cooperate with Covid, however, China on the other hand has repeatedly refused to do so and chose to stick to its zero-covid policy.

The Asian country has been under severe lockdowns and restrictions. Several social media posts and videos have gone viral reporting the difficulty that the citizens face, highlighting the incapability of the authorities to manage the situation.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/those-with-severe-covid-might-suffer-from-brain-problems-study-says-522633">Also read |&nbsp;Those with severe Covid might suffer from brain problems, says study</a>

Thousands of BF.7 have been reported since October 1 in inner Mongolia, making it the epicentre of active Covid cases ahead of National Day "Golden Week" restricting travel.

Xinjiang has also restrained its citizens from crossing borders, as the cases increase. As per authorities, tourists stranded can temporarily work as plumbers, electricians and even cooks.

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China is stepping up its effort to control Covid ahead of the National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party. The cases have increased in the past two months. China reported 1,939 cases on October 9, the highest since August.

China is stepping up its effort to control Covid ahead of the National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party. The cases have increased in the past two months. China reported 1,939 cases on October 9, the highest since August. Shanghai has reported 34 new Covid cases, the highest in three months. The new cases have raised concerns amongst the residents about the potential chances of harsh restrictions. Several residential buildings have already been locked. Several regions under lockdown in Shanghai have received necessary supplies like food from the authority, reported Bloomberg. Also read | Report: Hong Kong to make Covid PCR tests available within walking distance Beijing, the capital all set to host the party congress also reported 14 cases in a month. The capital has imposed strict quarantine and testing for travellers returning. It was claimed the city is facing growing pressure to stop the Cocvid outbreak. The recent surge in cases has increased the pressure on local authorities especially after detecting Omicron sub-variants BF.7 and BA.5.1.7 for the first time. The world is making efforts to cooperate with Covid, however, China on the other hand has repeatedly refused to do so and chose to stick to its zero-covid policy. The Asian country has been under severe lockdowns and restrictions. Several social media posts and videos have gone viral reporting the difficulty that the citizens face, highlighting the incapability of the authorities to manage the situation. Also read | Those with severe Covid might suffer from brain problems, says study Thousands of BF.7 have been reported since October 1 in inner Mongolia, making it the epicentre of active Covid cases ahead of National Day "Golden Week" restricting travel. Xinjiang has also restrained its citizens from crossing borders, as the cases increase. As per authorities, tourists stranded can temporarily work as plumbers, electricians and even cooks. (With inputs form agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

COVID-19: China detects new Omicron sub-variants BF.7 and BA.5.1.7, with over 1900 cases reported in 24 hours 

Ukraine denounced Russia as a "terrorist state" at an urgent United Nations General Assembly meeting on Monday. In other news, the UK intelligence chief warns that China's use of technology is a threat to global security as Beijing wants to use new technologies to repress dissent at home and spread its influence across the world. Finally, As North Korea threatens to beef up its nuclear capabilities, &nbsp;South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said that the nation has nothing to gain from it.

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"Russia has proven once again that this is a terrorist state that must be deterred in the strongest possible ways," said Sergiy Kyslytsya,&nbsp;Ukraine's ambassador to the UN in his opening remarks.&nbsp;

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According to the extracts of Jeremy Fleming's scheduled speech, he thinks that China is using its financial and scientific muscle from digital currencies to satellite systems&nbsp;to manipulate technologies.

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"North Korea is consistently developing and upgrading its nuclear weapons and posing nuclear threats to not only our Republic of Korea but the world," Yoon told reporters, referring to South Korea by its official name.

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Ukraine denounced Russia as a "terrorist state" at an urgent United Nations General Assembly meeting on Monday. In other news, the UK intelligence chief warns that China's use of technology is a threat to global security as Beijing wants to use new technologies to repress dissent at home and spread its influence across the world.

Ukraine denounced Russia as a "terrorist state" at an urgent United Nations General Assembly meeting on Monday. In other news, the UK intelligence chief warns that China's use of technology is a threat to global security as Beijing wants to use new technologies to repress dissent at home and spread its influence across the world. Finally, As North Korea threatens to beef up its nuclear capabilities, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said that the nation has nothing to gain from it. Click on the headlines to read more: LIVE | Russian strikes kill 14 in Ukraine | Kyiv calls Russia a 'terrorist state' "Russia has proven once again that this is a terrorist state that must be deterred in the strongest possible ways," said Sergiy Kyslytsya, Ukraine's ambassador to the UN in his opening remarks. China's use of technology is a threat to global security, warns UK spy chief According to the extracts of Jeremy Fleming's scheduled speech, he thinks that China is using its financial and scientific muscle from digital currencies to satellite systems to manipulate technologies. As N.Korea ramps up missile tests, South Korean President says it has 'nothing to gain from nuclear weapons' "North Korea is consistently developing and upgrading its nuclear weapons and posing nuclear threats to not only our Republic of Korea but the world," Yoon told reporters, referring to South Korea by its official name. Watch | Gravitas: Elon Musk's solution for China-Taiwan conflict Watch | Gravitas Global Headlines: Nobel Prize 2022; Iran anti-govt protests; Malaysian parliament dissolved

Morning news brief: Kyiv calls Russia a 'terrorist state,' and more 

New Zealand is all set to be the first country that will require farmers to pay for their agricultural gas emissions, including those released via cattle burps.

On Tuesday (October 11), Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the scheme. As per the scheme, farmers will have to pay for their gas emissions including the methane released by cows and nitrous oxide emitted through livestock urine.

The scheme includes putting taxes on both methane and nitrous oxide are majorly emitted through fertiliser-rich urine that contributes to nearly half of the country's gas emissions, The Guardian reported. &nbsp;&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/study-shows-methane-as-much-more-sensitive-to-global-heating-than-previously-thought-494753">Also read |&nbsp;Study shows methane is much more sensitive to global heating than previously thought</a>

Now you must be wondering why cattle? Well, it's because the emissions released by the digestive system of nearly 6.9 million cows in New Zealand&nbsp;are amongst the biggest environmental problems.&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;Gravitas: New Zealand to tax farmers for burpy cattle

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The prime minister in her announcement said that this scheme will not only benefit the country's export but will also help it achieve the country's 2030 methane reduction target.

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Ardern said, "The proposal, as it stands, means New Zealand’s farmers are set to be the first in the world to reduce agricultural emissions," The Guardian reported.

Under the proposed scheme, by 2025 farmers who meet the requirements will have to pay a levy to the government on advice from the Climate Change Commission. However, the government rejected the idea of farmers deciding on the price.

The revenue will then be used in development including infrastructure and technology. The document is set to be signed by the cabinet by the year 2030.&nbsp;

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New Zealand is all set to be the first country that will require farmers to pay for their agricultural gas emissions, including those released via cattle burps. On Tuesday (October 11), Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the scheme.

New Zealand is all set to be the first country that will require farmers to pay for their agricultural gas emissions, including those released via cattle burps. On Tuesday (October 11), Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the scheme. As per the scheme, farmers will have to pay for their gas emissions including the methane released by cows and nitrous oxide emitted through livestock urine. The scheme includes putting taxes on both methane and nitrous oxide are majorly emitted through fertiliser-rich urine that contributes to nearly half of the country's gas emissions, The Guardian reported. Also read | Study shows methane is much more sensitive to global heating than previously thought Now you must be wondering why cattle? Well, it's because the emissions released by the digestive system of nearly 6.9 million cows in New Zealand are amongst the biggest environmental problems. Watch | Gravitas: New Zealand to tax farmers for burpy cattle The prime minister in her announcement said that this scheme will not only benefit the country's export but will also help it achieve the country's 2030 methane reduction target. Also read | Climate change: Biggest methane gas leak occurred at Russian coalmine, say reports Ardern said, "The proposal, as it stands, means New Zealand’s farmers are set to be the first in the world to reduce agricultural emissions," The Guardian reported. Under the proposed scheme, by 2025 farmers who meet the requirements will have to pay a levy to the government on advice from the Climate Change Commission. However, the government rejected the idea of farmers deciding on the price. The revenue will then be used in development including infrastructure and technology. The document is set to be signed by the cabinet by the year 2030. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

New Zealand set to be first nation to tax farmers for cattle burps, urine emissions

Doctors and nurses are the saviours, but what if this life saviour turns out to be a murderer? Horrifying, isn't it?&nbsp;

The trial has begun for a nurse in the UK who tried to kill several babies. Lucy Letby,32, is accused of killing seven infants: five boys and two girls.

She has denied all 22 charges.&nbsp;

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Nick Johnson, the prosecutor, has said Letby was a "constant presence" in the hospital when the instances occurred.&nbsp;

During the trial, Johnson said that the death mortality rate was similar to any other hospital. However, over the next one and a half years, the death toll of babies in the Chester hospital increased. The toll was also noted by the medic staff. When reviewing the situation, the hospital found only one thing in common, the nurse.&nbsp;

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Johnson added that the only thing that can be deduced was that someone positioned the babies. The parents of dead babies were present at the court. The prosecutor added that no one could ever think that someone can kill babies in a neonatal unit as it's a restricted area and not many are allowed there.

Along with their blood sugar level being dramatically low, babies were sometimes injected with air, some were fed too much milk and some with&nbsp;insulin, the court was told. Johnson said that though the way of killing the babies was different, the person was the constant presence in the room. He alleged that Letby tried killing the same baby thrice.&nbsp;

The trial could continue for six months. &nbsp;

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Doctors and nurses are the saviours, but what if this life saviour turns out to be a murderer? Horrifying, isn't it? The trial has begun for a nurse in the UK who tried to kill several babies.

Doctors and nurses are the saviours, but what if this life saviour turns out to be a murderer? Horrifying, isn't it? The trial has begun for a nurse in the UK who tried to kill several babies. Lucy Letby,32, is accused of killing seven infants: five boys and two girls. She has denied all 22 charges. Also read | 'Ukraine's spirit is unbreakable': Citizens sing patriotic songs amid Russian attacks. Watch! Nick Johnson, the prosecutor, has said Letby was a "constant presence" in the hospital when the instances occurred. During the trial, Johnson said that the death mortality rate was similar to any other hospital. However, over the next one and a half years, the death toll of babies in the Chester hospital increased. The toll was also noted by the medic staff. When reviewing the situation, the hospital found only one thing in common, the nurse. Also read | iPhone's crash detection feature assumes woman enjoying rollercoaster has been in crash, calls 911 Johnson added that the only thing that can be deduced was that someone positioned the babies. The parents of dead babies were present at the court. The prosecutor added that no one could ever think that someone can kill babies in a neonatal unit as it's a restricted area and not many are allowed there. Along with their blood sugar level being dramatically low, babies were sometimes injected with air, some were fed too much milk and some with insulin, the court was told. Johnson said that though the way of killing the babies was different, the person was the constant presence in the room. He alleged that Letby tried killing the same baby thrice. The trial could continue for six months. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

UK nurse killed babies with insulin, court hears as trial begins

The hopes for using Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine as a nasal spray have come to a halt after it performed poorly in its first clinical tests.

The result has led the scientists to drop the idea of using the spray in its current form, and its device. They hope to develop a more advanced device such as a nebuliser that will deliver the medicine deep into the lungs.

Keen to develop a nasal Covid vaccine, the researchers feel that the current Covid vaccine works fairly well at preventing illness, but lacks in the field of stopping the spread of the virus.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/this-new-drug-can-be-a-game-changer-for-people-with-chronic-cough-523012">Also read |&nbsp;New drug can be a 'game changer' for people with chronic cough, proves trial</a>

The first trial to assess the efficacy involved 30 people along with 12 who received the spray vaccine as a booster but were not previously vaccinated. As per a report in eBioMedicine, the researchers observed no safety issues, but they found that the vaccine produced weak immune responses.

The researchers further trained to measure levels of mucosal and systematic antibodies after receiving the vaccine in the bloodstream and respiratory system.&nbsp;

It was discovered that very few mucosal antibodies were present after the first dose of the vaccine. A handful was later discovered after the second dose of the vaccine but was rare after those seen in virus infection.&nbsp;

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The researchers also said that very few levels of antibodies were detected against Covid after one or two doses. However, the antibodies were quite high in number after two jabs of the same vaccine.

To conclude, it was witnessed&nbsp;that the major drawback of the nasal spray machine is that majority of its droplets either get destroyed or are swallowed in the stomach rather than reaching the immune system or the nose.&nbsp;

The researchers are all set to develop a more concentrated and advanced vaccine. They said that though&nbsp;the test was a failure, the data collected is very helpful for the future.&nbsp;

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The hopes for using Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine as a nasal spray have come to a halt after it performed poorly in its first clinical tests. The result has led the scientists to drop the idea of using the spray in its current form, and its device.

The hopes for using Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine as a nasal spray have come to a halt after it performed poorly in its first clinical tests. The result has led the scientists to drop the idea of using the spray in its current form, and its device. They hope to develop a more advanced device such as a nebuliser that will deliver the medicine deep into the lungs. Keen to develop a nasal Covid vaccine, the researchers feel that the current Covid vaccine works fairly well at preventing illness, but lacks in the field of stopping the spread of the virus. Also read | New drug can be a 'game changer' for people with chronic cough, proves trial The first trial to assess the efficacy involved 30 people along with 12 who received the spray vaccine as a booster but were not previously vaccinated. As per a report in eBioMedicine, the researchers observed no safety issues, but they found that the vaccine produced weak immune responses. The researchers further trained to measure levels of mucosal and systematic antibodies after receiving the vaccine in the bloodstream and respiratory system. It was discovered that very few mucosal antibodies were present after the first dose of the vaccine. A handful was later discovered after the second dose of the vaccine but was rare after those seen in virus infection. Also read | Microplastics detected in human breast milk for first time, scientists startled The researchers also said that very few levels of antibodies were detected against Covid after one or two doses. However, the antibodies were quite high in number after two jabs of the same vaccine. To conclude, it was witnessed that the major drawback of the nasal spray machine is that majority of its droplets either get destroyed or are swallowed in the stomach rather than reaching the immune system or the nose. The researchers are all set to develop a more concentrated and advanced vaccine. They said that though the test was a failure, the data collected is very helpful for the future. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

COVID-19: Oxford nasal spray vaccine fails its first clinical test, say researchers 

India is yet again witnessing heavy rainfall in several parts of southern and northern regions over the past few days.&nbsp;

In northern region, Uttar Pradesh has been experiencing heavy rainfall for a few days now, with waterlogging and traffic. Many schools and institutions have declared their closure&nbsp;for the same reason.&nbsp;

As per officials, nearly 13 people have died in separate rain incidents in UP and Uttrakhand.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/in-pics-heavy-rains-leave-bengaluru-waterlogged-boats-deployed-in-worst-hit-areas-513172">Also readc |&nbsp;In pics - Heavy rains leave Bengaluru waterlogged, boats deployed in worst-hit areas</a>

The national capital, Delhi, on the other hand, recorded 121.7 mm of rainfall in the first week of October marking it to be the second highest in 16 years.&nbsp;

In the south, the Indian Meteorological Department has predicted Bengaluru to experience heavy rainfall in the coming days. the weather department in its bulletin stated that it has issued a yellow alert in Bengaluru. The IMD further stated that 20 districts will experience thunderstorms in the coming two days.&nbsp;

As per the weather department, there is an upright cyclonic storm circulation in the northern part of Tamil Nadu along with its neighbouring areas to West Madhya Pradesh. It is anticipated that the heavy rainfall will continue for another four or five days.

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Schools and other institutions have also been closed in Tamil Nadu, following the IMD's prediction.&nbsp;

A yellow alert has been issued for today (October 11) in Telangana.&nbsp;

In the east, light or moderate rainfall or heavy rainfall and thunderstorm have been predicted to be over Sikkim, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Meghalaya til Wednesday (October 11).&nbsp;

Several parts of Odisha and Bihar are also expected to witness light to moderate rainfall till Wednesday (October 12).

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India is yet again witnessing heavy rainfall in several parts of southern and northern regions over the past few days. In northern region, Uttar Pradesh has been experiencing heavy rainfall for a few days now, with waterlogging and traffic.

India is yet again witnessing heavy rainfall in several parts of southern and northern regions over the past few days. In northern region, Uttar Pradesh has been experiencing heavy rainfall for a few days now, with waterlogging and traffic. Many schools and institutions have declared their closure for the same reason. As per officials, nearly 13 people have died in separate rain incidents in UP and Uttrakhand. Also readc | In pics - Heavy rains leave Bengaluru waterlogged, boats deployed in worst-hit areas The national capital, Delhi, on the other hand, recorded 121.7 mm of rainfall in the first week of October marking it to be the second highest in 16 years. In the south, the Indian Meteorological Department has predicted Bengaluru to experience heavy rainfall in the coming days. the weather department in its bulletin stated that it has issued a yellow alert in Bengaluru. The IMD further stated that 20 districts will experience thunderstorms in the coming two days. As per the weather department, there is an upright cyclonic storm circulation in the northern part of Tamil Nadu along with its neighbouring areas to West Madhya Pradesh. It is anticipated that the heavy rainfall will continue for another four or five days. Also read | Human-induced climate change made summer drought ‘at least 20 times’ more likely, study finds Schools and other institutions have also been closed in Tamil Nadu, following the IMD's prediction. A yellow alert has been issued for today (October 11) in Telangana. In the east, light or moderate rainfall or heavy rainfall and thunderstorm have been predicted to be over Sikkim, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Meghalaya til Wednesday (October 11). Several parts of Odisha and Bihar are also expected to witness light to moderate rainfall till Wednesday (October 12). (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India: Heavy rain lashes parts of Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, IMD issues alert 

The seven recent North Korean missile launches, personally overseen by leader Kim Jong Un, were all "tactical nuclear" drills, state media said Monday. In other news, Donald Trump has called for an immediate "peaceful end" to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Finally, controversial American rapper Kanye West has been locked out of his Twitter account after posting anti-Semitic content.

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At a key party congress in January 2021, Kim outlined a five-year defence development plan, calling for the development of smaller and lighter nuclear weapons for "more tactical uses."

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-believes-world-war-iii-is-a-possibility-blames-stupid-people-for-russia-ukraine-conflict-escalation-523884">Trump believes 'World War III' is a possibility, blames 'stupid people' for Russia-Ukraine conflict escalation</a>

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Trump said: "We must demand the immediate negotiation of a peaceful end to the war in Ukraine, or we will end up in World War III and there will be nothing left of our planet."&nbsp; 
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“I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I wake up I’m going death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE The funny thing is I actually can’t be Anti Semitic because black people are actually Jew also You guys have toyed with me and tried to black ball anyone whoever opposes your agenda,” tweeted West.&nbsp;

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The seven recent North Korean missile launches, personally overseen by leader Kim Jong Un, were all "tactical nuclear" drills, state media said Monday. In other news, Donald Trump has called for an immediate "peaceful end" to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The seven recent North Korean missile launches, personally overseen by leader Kim Jong Un, were all "tactical nuclear" drills, state media said Monday. In other news, Donald Trump has called for an immediate "peaceful end" to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Finally, controversial American rapper Kanye West has been locked out of his Twitter account after posting anti-Semitic content. Click on the headlines to read more: North Korea claims recent missile tests were 'tactical nuclear drills' At a key party congress in January 2021, Kim outlined a five-year defence development plan, calling for the development of smaller and lighter nuclear weapons for "more tactical uses." Trump believes 'World War III' is a possibility, blames 'stupid people' for Russia-Ukraine conflict escalation Trump said: "We must demand the immediate negotiation of a peaceful end to the war in Ukraine, or we will end up in World War III and there will be nothing left of our planet." Kanye West's Twitter account locked a day after his return to the platform “I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I wake up I’m going death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE The funny thing is I actually can’t be Anti Semitic because black people are actually Jew also You guys have toyed with me and tried to black ball anyone whoever opposes your agenda,” tweeted West. Watch | ‘Miracle’ three-year-old child survived Thailand massacre asleep under blanket Watch | Rio: Pavers train the next generation to maintain iconic Portuguese pavements

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On Friday (October 7), the Varanasi court deferred the order on the plea seeking&nbsp;carbon dating of the structure deemed to be a 'shivling,' a significant object of worship in the Hindu religion.&nbsp;The next hearing is expected to be held on October 11.

The scientific probe has been opposed by Rakhi Singh, one of the five plaintiffs in the case, saying this method might harm&nbsp;the&nbsp;structure.

Singh's representative, Jitendra Singh Bisen, said that this can be viewed as an "act of sacrilege." He further added that it was like casting doubt on the shivling's existence.

On the other hand, the mosque committee has also raised objections to the scientific investigation and argued that the object that the petitioners are referring to is actually a ‘fountain’ and not a ‘shivling’.

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Reportedly, this structure was found in a pond in the Gyanvapi mosque complex, which was being used as a "wazoo pond" for purification before Muslim prayers.&nbsp;On September 12, the Varanasi court had dismissed a plea challenging the maintainability of the case.&nbsp;

Earlier this month, the district judge had also dismissed the committees’ challenge that the Hindu women who had been worshipping in the mosque complex had no legal backing. Notably, the challenge was dismissed on all three counts put forth.

Previously, the court had also ordered the filming of the centuries-old mosque based on the petition filed by the five women. This led to a major controversy as prior to the court date, the video of the mosque complex was allegedly leaked by the Hindu petitioners, claiming that there was a ‘shivling’ or relic of Lord Shiva.

The ongoing case is regarding the Gyanvapi mosque, which is located in the city of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. It is also one of the several structures that a faction of Hindu hardliners assert is built on the ruins of Hindu temples.

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On Friday (October 7), the Varanasi court deferred the order on the plea seeking carbon dating of the structure deemed to be a 'shivling,' a significant object of worship in the Hindu religion.

On Friday (October 7), the Varanasi court deferred the order on the plea seeking carbon dating of the structure deemed to be a 'shivling,' a significant object of worship in the Hindu religion. The next hearing is expected to be held on October 11. The scientific probe has been opposed by Rakhi Singh, one of the five plaintiffs in the case, saying this method might harm the structure. Singh's representative, Jitendra Singh Bisen, said that this can be viewed as an "act of sacrilege." He further added that it was like casting doubt on the shivling's existence. On the other hand, the mosque committee has also raised objections to the scientific investigation and argued that the object that the petitioners are referring to is actually a ‘fountain’ and not a ‘shivling’. Also read | Gyanvapi Mosque case verdict: Indian court admits Hindu petitioners' plea seeking right to worship Reportedly, this structure was found in a pond in the Gyanvapi mosque complex, which was being used as a "wazoo pond" for purification before Muslim prayers. On September 12, the Varanasi court had dismissed a plea challenging the maintainability of the case. Earlier this month, the district judge had also dismissed the committees’ challenge that the Hindu women who had been worshipping in the mosque complex had no legal backing. Notably, the challenge was dismissed on all three counts put forth. Previously, the court had also ordered the filming of the centuries-old mosque based on the petition filed by the five women. This led to a major controversy as prior to the court date, the video of the mosque complex was allegedly leaked by the Hindu petitioners, claiming that there was a ‘shivling’ or relic of Lord Shiva. The ongoing case is regarding the Gyanvapi mosque, which is located in the city of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. It is also one of the several structures that a faction of Hindu hardliners assert is built on the ruins of Hindu temples. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Gyanvapi row: Indian court defers order on carbon dating of 'shivling' structure

Tesla Inc is starting semi-electric commercial truck production and PepsiCo Inc will get the first deliveries on Dec. 1, the electric vehicle maker's chief&nbsp;Elon&nbsp;Musk tweeted on Thursday.

When Musk unveiled the prototype of the futuristic, battery-powered Semi in 2017, he said the Class 8 truck would go into production by 2019.

However, the timeline has been pushed multiple times due to part shortages and Musk said the production would be delayed to next year. In August, he announced the planned production of the truck.

In another tweet, Musk reiterated that the vehicle has a range of 500 miles (805 km). It was not immediately clear how many semi trucks the electric vehicle maker plans to produce.

The truck is expected to cost $180,000, although it would qualify for a tax break of up to $40,000 under a US&nbsp;subsidy programme approved by the Senate.

Back in 2017, PepsiCo reserved 100 of Tesla's semi electric trucks as it sought to reduce fuel costs and fleet emissions.

In an interview with CNBC last year, PepsiCo's top boss Ramon Laguarta had said transportation accounted for 10 per cent of the company's gas emissions.

The maker of Mountain Dew soda and Doritos chips had previously said it aims to use the trucks to ship snack foods and beverages between manufacturing and distribution centres as well as to retailers.

PepsiCo did not immediately respond to a Reuters' request for comment.

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Tesla Inc is starting semi-electric commercial truck production and PepsiCo Inc will get the first deliveries on Dec. 1, the electric vehicle maker's chief Elon Musk tweeted on Thursday.

Tesla Inc is starting semi-electric commercial truck production and PepsiCo Inc will get the first deliveries on Dec. 1, the electric vehicle maker's chief Elon Musk tweeted on Thursday. When Musk unveiled the prototype of the futuristic, battery-powered Semi in 2017, he said the Class 8 truck would go into production by 2019. However, the timeline has been pushed multiple times due to part shortages and Musk said the production would be delayed to next year. In August, he announced the planned production of the truck. In another tweet, Musk reiterated that the vehicle has a range of 500 miles (805 km). It was not immediately clear how many semi trucks the electric vehicle maker plans to produce. The truck is expected to cost $180,000, although it would qualify for a tax break of up to $40,000 under a US subsidy programme approved by the Senate. Back in 2017, PepsiCo reserved 100 of Tesla's semi electric trucks as it sought to reduce fuel costs and fleet emissions. In an interview with CNBC last year, PepsiCo's top boss Ramon Laguarta had said transportation accounted for 10 per cent of the company's gas emissions. The maker of Mountain Dew soda and Doritos chips had previously said it aims to use the trucks to ship snack foods and beverages between manufacturing and distribution centres as well as to retailers. PepsiCo did not immediately respond to a Reuters' request for comment. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Musk says Pepsi to receive Tesla's first semi-electric commercial truck in Dec

Total Energies in France said on Sunday (October 9), that it would advance pay talks with unions as refineries have reduced petrol supplies.

Oil companies including Total Energies have witnessed decreasing profit margins amid Russia's Ukraine conflict, which led to cuts in oil and gas supplies to Europe.&nbsp;

The CGT union, the group leading the strikes at Total Energies and Exxon Mobil earlier said that they would continue their strikes until their needs are not fulfilled.&nbsp;

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Its representative in conversation with AFP said, "If we do start talks, it will be based on our demands -- a 10-per cent salary hike... retroactive for the year 2022."

Workers in France have been on strike for the last two weeks, demanding higher wages after increasing prices in the country, which made vehicle owners queue up for hours. Some even travelled to Paris.&nbsp;

The company runs nearly 3,500 petrol stations who are currently either low or empty stations. Currently, three of Total's refineries are blocked.

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Representatives of both sides will hold talks to reach a settlement.

The French government has increased 20 per cent supplies in the country to match the demand. Some areas in the country have reported 30 per cent hike in the demand.&nbsp;

The Energy Transition Minister Agnes Pannier -Runacher in conversation with BFM said that the situation will soon improve this week and assured that the government had freed up stock to continue supply.&nbsp;

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Total Energies in France said on Sunday (October 9), that it would advance pay talks with unions as refineries have reduced petrol supplies. Oil companies including Total Energies have witnessed decreasing profit margins amid Russia's Ukraine conflict, which led to cuts in oil and gas supplies to Europe.

Total Energies in France said on Sunday (October 9), that it would advance pay talks with unions as refineries have reduced petrol supplies. Oil companies including Total Energies have witnessed decreasing profit margins amid Russia's Ukraine conflict, which led to cuts in oil and gas supplies to Europe. The CGT union, the group leading the strikes at Total Energies and Exxon Mobil earlier said that they would continue their strikes until their needs are not fulfilled. Also read | Global economy LIVE | Moscow stock exchange plunges 12%, MOEX index falls below 1,800 mark Its representative in conversation with AFP said, "If we do start talks, it will be based on our demands -- a 10-per cent salary hike... retroactive for the year 2022." Workers in France have been on strike for the last two weeks, demanding higher wages after increasing prices in the country, which made vehicle owners queue up for hours. Some even travelled to Paris. The company runs nearly 3,500 petrol stations who are currently either low or empty stations. Currently, three of Total's refineries are blocked. Also read | Oil plunges to eight-month low on strong dollar, fear of recession-induced dip in demand Representatives of both sides will hold talks to reach a settlement. The French government has increased 20 per cent supplies in the country to match the demand. Some areas in the country have reported 30 per cent hike in the demand. The Energy Transition Minister Agnes Pannier -Runacher in conversation with BFM said that the situation will soon improve this week and assured that the government had freed up stock to continue supply. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

France: Oil companies to hold talk with workers on strike amid gas supply shortage

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen warned China in her national speech that Taiwan would never give up its freedom and democratic way of life, drawing parallels with the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Recently, the world's richest man, Elon Musk, during an interview with the Financial Times, shared his views on how to resolve issues between Taiwan and China. He said, "My recommendation . . . would be to figure out a special administrative zone for Taiwan that is reasonably palatable, probably won't make everyone happy."

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However, Musk's suggestion was praised by China's ambassador to the US, Qin Gang, who thanked him. It was highly criticised by Taiwan's ambassador to Washington, Hsiao Bi-Khim, who took it to Twitter and posted, "Any lasting proposal for our future must be determined peacefully, free from coercion, and respectful of the democratic wishes of the people of Taiwan." She further said that Taiwan's democracy and freedom are not for sale.&nbsp;

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Taiwan-China international conflict has been escalating day by day, especially after US Speaker of House Representative Nancy Pelosi 's visit to the island nation, which triggered China to conduct military drills in the month of August.&nbsp;

However, the Taiwanese president has claimed that becoming part of China is not acceptable to the people of China. Tsia said, "During the past 73 years, the people of Taiwan have lived and grown together on this land, and have formed our own strong sense of identity and belonging."

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She further added, "In addition, we are working to acquire various small, highly mobile precision weapons that will help us develop comprehensive asymmetric warfare capabilities, ensuring that Taiwan is fully prepared to respond to external military threats," AFP reported.

Taiwan is hoping to adopt Ukraine's strategy of training and mobilising its citizens to work with the military. Tsia said, "Every citizen is a guardian of our nation."

The 23-million nation has been under constant invasion threat from China. Beijing has always claimed Taiwan as part of its province.

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Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen warned China in her national speech that Taiwan would never give up its freedom and democratic way of life, drawing parallels with the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen warned China in her national speech that Taiwan would never give up its freedom and democratic way of life, drawing parallels with the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Recently, the world's richest man, Elon Musk, during an interview with the Financial Times, shared his views on how to resolve issues between Taiwan and China. He said, "My recommendation . . . would be to figure out a special administrative zone for Taiwan that is reasonably palatable, probably won't make everyone happy." Also read | Beijing thanks Elon Musk after his suggestion on how to end China-Taiwan tensions However, Musk's suggestion was praised by China's ambassador to the US, Qin Gang, who thanked him. It was highly criticised by Taiwan's ambassador to Washington, Hsiao Bi-Khim, who took it to Twitter and posted, "Any lasting proposal for our future must be determined peacefully, free from coercion, and respectful of the democratic wishes of the people of Taiwan." She further said that Taiwan's democracy and freedom are not for sale. Taiwan sells many products, but our freedom and democracy are not for sale. Any lasting proposal for our future must be determined peacefully, free from coercion, and respectful of the democratic wishes of the people of Taiwan. — Bi-khim Hsiao 蕭美琴 (@bikhim) October 8, 2022 × Taiwan-China international conflict has been escalating day by day, especially after US Speaker of House Representative Nancy Pelosi 's visit to the island nation, which triggered China to conduct military drills in the month of August. However, the Taiwanese president has claimed that becoming part of China is not acceptable to the people of China. Tsia said, "During the past 73 years, the people of Taiwan have lived and grown together on this land, and have formed our own strong sense of identity and belonging." Also read | China more self-reliant in defence production, outranks India by massive margin, says study She further added, "In addition, we are working to acquire various small, highly mobile precision weapons that will help us develop comprehensive asymmetric warfare capabilities, ensuring that Taiwan is fully prepared to respond to external military threats," AFP reported. Taiwan is hoping to adopt Ukraine's strategy of training and mobilising its citizens to work with the military. Tsia said, "Every citizen is a guardian of our nation." The 23-million nation has been under constant invasion threat from China. Beijing has always claimed Taiwan as part of its province. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen warns China, ambassador says freedom not for 'sale'

During a joint press conference, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishnakar on Monday (October 10) declined to disclose India's stand on the upcoming draft resolution against Russia in the UN General Assembly.&nbsp;

He said, "As a matter of prudence and policy, we don't predict our votes in advance." He continues, "We have been very clearly against the conflict in Ukraine," PTI reported.

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Jaishankar further added, " We believe that this conflict does not serve the interests of anybody neither the participants nor indeed of the international community. And as a country of the Global South, we have been seeing first-hand how much it has impacted low-income countries, the challenges that they are facing in terms of fuel and food and fertilisers."

The foreign minister said he agreed with what the Indian Prime Minister said at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit: that this is not the time for a war as it will affect everyone.

India till now hasn't condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine but has requested to solve the conflict through the matter of diplomacy and dialogue.&nbsp;Earlier this month, a draught resolution was presented to the UNSC to call for an immediate end to the violence while also stressing finding a resolution.

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The diplomats said that the UN General Assembly is yet to decide on a draft resolution on Tuesday or Wednesday.&nbsp;

Russia-Ukraine has entered its seventh month. Till now the war has claimed the lives of thousands of people, forcing million to flee.&nbsp;

Several foreign countries have sent military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine and collectively showed their disagreement against Russia bypassing sanctions. Russia being the target has still not reversed its actions.&nbsp;

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During a joint press conference, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishnakar on Monday (October 10) declined to disclose India's stand on the upcoming draft resolution against Russia in the UN General Assembly.

During a joint press conference, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishnakar on Monday (October 10) declined to disclose India's stand on the upcoming draft resolution against Russia in the UN General Assembly. He said, "As a matter of prudence and policy, we don't predict our votes in advance." He continues, "We have been very clearly against the conflict in Ukraine," PTI reported. Also read | Russia-Ukraine conflict live updates | Zelensky says people 'dead and wounded' from strikes across Ukraine Jaishankar further added, " We believe that this conflict does not serve the interests of anybody neither the participants nor indeed of the international community. And as a country of the Global South, we have been seeing first-hand how much it has impacted low-income countries, the challenges that they are facing in terms of fuel and food and fertilisers." The foreign minister said he agreed with what the Indian Prime Minister said at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit: that this is not the time for a war as it will affect everyone. India till now hasn't condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine but has requested to solve the conflict through the matter of diplomacy and dialogue. Earlier this month, a draught resolution was presented to the UNSC to call for an immediate end to the violence while also stressing finding a resolution. Also read | Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reconnected to grid a day after line was cut The diplomats said that the UN General Assembly is yet to decide on a draft resolution on Tuesday or Wednesday. Russia-Ukraine has entered its seventh month. Till now the war has claimed the lives of thousands of people, forcing million to flee. Several foreign countries have sent military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine and collectively showed their disagreement against Russia bypassing sanctions. Russia being the target has still not reversed its actions. (WIth inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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