Ever since Deepika Padukone and Vikrant Massey have started shooting for Meghna Gulzar's 'Chhapaak', videos and pictures from their sets are doing the rounds of social media. Recently, a new video showcasing the lead actors kissing has hit the internet. The two stars are seen seated on the edge of a rooftop while the crowd is gathered to watch the scene unfold. 

Pro-gun campaigners have gathered in large numbers in the US city of Richmond for a rally that the Virginia authorities fear could turn violent. Thousands of activists, mostly white and male, dressed in camouflage clothes made deliberate displays of their military-style rifles, as they plan to protest Virginia's Democratic leadership to pass gun control legislation. many of them also waved flags with messages of support for US President Donald Trump. Virginia Governor has declared a temporary state of emergency ahead of the protest, banning all weapons, from the event. The Virginia Citizens Defense League, a gun rights group which organised the rally, said it expected as many as 50,000 people.

Five people were killed at a small hotel in Russia on Monday when their rooms with flooded with boiling water after a heating pipe burst. The victims included a child. All had been staying at the hotel, located in the basement of a residential block in the city of Perm. Six other people were injured. Russian police have opened a probe into the tragedy.

Three men were stabbed to death in London on Sunday night in what police reportedly believe was a clash between a group of Sikh men. Police said two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder, adding that the suspects and victims were known to each other. Police have cordoned off the area around the attack which was near Seven Kings tube station in Ilford area. Terrorism has been ruled out as a motive.

SpaceX completed the final big test of its emergency crew rescue&nbsp;capsule as it starts launching astronauts into space in less than&nbsp;two months.&nbsp;The test also&nbsp;mimicked an emergency escape shortly after lift off&nbsp;on Sunday.&nbsp;No one was aboard for the ride, just two mannequins.&nbsp;
A Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral, but just over a minute into its flight, the Dragon crew capsule catapulted off the top, and powerful thrusters propelled it upwards. The rocket engines deliberately shut down, and the booster tumbled out of control.&nbsp;The capsule reached an altitude of about 27 miles (44 kilometers) before parachuting into the ocean.
'Super fired up' by the test,&nbsp;SpaceX&nbsp;founder Elon Musk called it a 'picture-perfect mission"
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Toxic smog has been smothering cities in Thailand for the past week, with residents in Bangkok blaming the govt for ineffective measures to combat the problem. PM 2.5 levels soared to 95 micrograms per cubic meter in some areas, which was categorised as 'unhealthy' by the country's Pollution Control Department. Bangkok's smog crisis results from still air and an excessive amount of ultrafine dust from vehicle emissions and other activities. Burning of fields is also being cited as a reason for smog outside of Bangkok.

Army and government rescue crews in Nepal on Monday intensified their search for seven people missing after an avalanche swept through the Mount Annapurna trekking trail. The missing include four South Korean trekkers and their three Nepali guides, they haven't been seen since the avalanche struck on Friday. A sherpa who was rescued, said the group he was leading was trapped in neck-deep snow, so a helicopter rescue was the only option.

The number of people infected with a new SARS-like virus in China tripled over the weekend, with the outbreak spreading from Wuhan to major Chinese cities including Beijing and Shenzen. A third person has died and 136 new cases were found over the weekend in Wuhan One cases has also been reported in South Korea, while Japan and Thailand, confirmed a total of three cases, fuelling fears of a major outbreak as millions start travelling for the Lunar New Year celebrations. The new coronavirus strain, first discovered in China's Wuhan, caused alarm because of its connection to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome or SARS. No human-to-human transmission has been confirmed so far, but authorities have said the possibility 'cannot be excluded'.

More than 100 people were killed and dozens wounded in a missile and drone attack blamed on Huthi rebels in central Yemen on&nbsp;Sunday. Saturday's strike follows months of relative calm in the war between the Iran-backed Huthis and Yemen's internationally recognised government.&nbsp;The Huthis attacked a mosque in a military camp in the central province of Marib -- about 170 kilometres east of the capital Sanaa -- during evening prayers.
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Britain's Prince Harry expressed "great sadness" on Sunday at the way he and his wife Meghan had to give up their royal titles as part of a separation settlement with the Queen. "It brings me great sadness that it has come to this," Harry said in his first remarks on Saturday's historic agreement, adding that he and Meghan were "left with no option".&nbsp;The settlement stripped Harry and Meghan of public funding and required them to repay 2.4 million pounds of taxpayer's money spent on renovating their Frogmore Cottage home. Harry was also forced to give up the military titles and patronages he was awarded after serving two tours in Afghanistan with the British Army.

China on Monday&nbsp;confirmed that a third person has died and&nbsp;nearly 140 new cases have been reported after&nbsp;a mysterious SARS-like virus had spread across the country.&nbsp;The new coronavirus strain has caused alarm because of its connection to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome or SARS, which killed nearly 650 people across China and Hong Kong in 2002. According to news agency AFP, 136 new cases were found in&nbsp;Wuhan&nbsp;alone, the city where the coronavirus was first discovered. A total of 201 people have now been diagnosed with the virus in China.

Amid nationwide protests on the amended Citizenship law &amp; the National register of Citizens, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said though they were India's internal matters but the act was 'not necessary'. In an interview to Gulf news, Hasina said she didn't understand why the Indian govt did it.
Bangladesh, where 10.7% of the population is Hindu and about 0.6% Buddhist, has denied any migration to India because of religious persecution. Hasina, also said that there has been no recorded reverse migration from India.

China's economy grew by 6.1% in 2019, the lowest annual growth rate in 29 years, according to the country's National Bureau of Statistics.
Weak domestic demand and an 18-month-long trade war with the US, seemed to have taken a toll on the world's second-largest economic giant.
The new data comes after China and the US signed a long-awaited phase one trade deal, as the trade war saw the world's two largest economies slap 25% tariffs, on about half a trillion-dollar worth of each other's exports.
China's GDP growth remained well within the 6% to 6.5% target set by the government.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected the idea of unlimited terms for the President. At a meeting with World War veterans, Putin spoke about the possibility of cancelling the clause that limits Presidential terms, saying it would be better not to return to the Soviet model regime. During his annual State of the Nation address, Putin favoured the amendments to the constitutional clause that limits only consecutive two terms.
Putin's current term expires in 2024, and he will have to step down under the current law. The 67-year-old president has remained at the helm for more than 20 years, longer than any other Russian or Soviet leader since Josef Stalin. Political analysts say Putin may still stay in charge by shifting into the prime minister's seat.

At least 70 Yemeni soldiers have been killed and over 50 injured, in missile and drone attacks on a mosque during evening prayers in the central province of Marib. The attack has been blamed on Houthi rebels backed by Iran. The strike follows months of relative calm in the war between the Houthis and Yemen's internationally recognised government which is backed by Saudi Arabia.

US President Donald Trump gave a minute-to-minute account of the US drone strikes that killed Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in remarks to a Republican fund-raising dinner on Friday night. Although media was not allowed at the event, CNN obtained an audio clip of the speech. Trump said that the military told him "Sir, they have approximately one minute to live, sir. Thirty seconds." before the final boom. CNN also reported that Trump said Soleimani was "saying bad things about our country" before the strike, which led to his decision to authorize his killing.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In a video that has now gone viral, Democratic Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard was seen engaging in an impromptu push up contest, and emerging victorious! At a Town hall meet, the former combat veteran was asked if she could take on Joe Biden in a push up challenge, to which she replied she could probably take on anyone. And well, she was right!

Facebook on Saturday said that it was working to find out how Chinese leader Xi Jinping's name translated into an objectionable word in posts on its platform. The company has apologised for any offence caused and said that the problem had been fixed. The error came to light on the second day of Xi's visit to Myanmar. A statement about the visit published on Myanmar leader Suu Kyi's official Facebook page was littered with objectionable&nbsp;references to the Chinese President when translated into English from Burmese.

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have agreed to give up their "royal highness" titles following their abdication. The couple will also stop receiving public funds as part of a settlement with the Queen. The announcement from Buckingham Palace on Saturday follows more than a week of intense private talks aimed at managing the fallout of the couple's shock decision to give up front-line royal duties. Harry and Meghan will now spend more time away from both Britain and the royal family.

Preachers from a cult in Panama have been accused of kidnapping, torturing and killing members of a remote indigenous community in a gory religious ritual. Seven people were killed in a bizarre religious ritual near Panama's Caribbean coast. The residents were rounded up by about 10 preachers and tortured, beaten, burned and hacked with machetes to make them "repent their sins,&rdquo; authorities said. Police freed 14 members of an indigenous group who had been tied up and beaten with wooden cudgels and Bibles.

An internet watchdog has recorded a disturbing trend of an increasing number of pre-teens being coerced by adults to self-generate child sexual abuse content. UK-based Internet Watch Foundation has found that girls aged between 11 and 13 are targeted in most cases. The IWF takes down such content when reported. The group said that it acted against 37,112 cases of self-generated images and videos of child sex abuse online between January and November last year. It added that most were produced in domestic settings and &ldquo;can include grooming and coercion by adults&rdquo;.

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