There are numerous scenes from popular TV shows which possess the ability to capture one’s emotions perfectly. And Netflix India has shared one such highly relatable photo from the popular series Sherlock starring Benedict Cumberbatch. After spending a long time inside and probably counting every tile and cobweb in your home, chances are that you will also find some uncanny similarities with the mood portrayed in the picture. … [Read more...] about Sher-locked in home: Netizens are highly relating to pic shared by Netflix India
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Alpine melt yields old India headlines: Indira Gandhi is PM
The Mont Blanc glacier in the French Alps yields more and more secrets as it melts -- this time a clutch of newspapers with banner headlines from when Indira Gandhi became India’s first and so far only woman prime minister in 1966. … [Read more...] about Alpine melt yields old India headlines: Indira Gandhi is PM
China’s June crude oil imports rise to 2nd straight monthly record on bargain purchases
BEIJING/SINGAPORE: China's June crude oil imports jumped by a third from the same period a year earlier, setting a second straight monthly record, as cheap cargoes bought during April's oil price crash arrived at Chinese ports.China, the world's top crude oil importer, took in 53.18 million tonnes of oil, according to data from the General Administration of Customs on Tuesday, equivalent to 12.9 million barrels per day (bpd).That easily beat the previous record of 11.3 million bpd in May, and was up 34 per cent from 9.63 million bpd in June 2019.For the first half of 2020, China imported a total of 268.75 million tonnes of crude oil, data showed, equivalent to 10.78 million bpd, up 9.9 per cent from the same period last year.The bumper crude oil arrivals for June followed bargain-hunting by Chinese refiners when oil prices collapsed in April amid the coronavirus pandemic.Storage facilities holding crude stocks at major ports are close to full, and port officials and traders expect … [Read more...] about China’s June crude oil imports rise to 2nd straight monthly record on bargain purchases
Sudanese armed groups attack in Darfur kills 13 people
The acting governor said the officials left the area on a plane, but that “lawbreakers” wielding stones and knives attacked government vehicles carrying reporters, guards and other officials, forcing them to shelter in a police station in Kutum. … [Read more...] about Sudanese armed groups attack in Darfur kills 13 people
Churchill’s photo goes ‘missing’ from search results
It noted that the issue only applied to its so-called “knowledge graph” listing and that many images of Churchill were still easily found on its search engine. “We’re aware an image for Sir Winston Churchill is missing from his knowledge graph entry on Google,” the firm’s search liaison arm said on Twitter. “We apologise for any concern. This was not purposeful & will be resolved. Images in such panels are automatically created & updated. During an update, they can briefly disappear.” The statement added his photo would be restored. … [Read more...] about Churchill’s photo goes ‘missing’ from search results
