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Photographer Clicks A Once-In-A-Lifetime Perfectly Symmetrical Photo & Reflection Of An Eagle! Steve Biro, an amateur photographer, always wanted to take a photo that defined nature and symmetry. He’s been a photographer for ten years, but it is only now that nature cooperated with him, and he clicked the   photograph   of a lifetime. He clicked an  eagle  with its wings spread, reflected in perfectly symmetry as it flew over a pond. He took the photo on May 4, when he was visiting the Canadian Raptor Conservancy in Vittoria, but it went viral very recently. Biro told the Canadian media: “It became quite overwhelming, to be honest, but it’s a lot of fun too. It’s quite a wild ride.” Biro waited on the ground at the edge of the pond to capture that perfect shot. When the eagle flew over the pond, he claims to have taken a couple of hundred shots without caring about the anger on the bird’s face. Biro said: “I had in mind the type of shot I wanted to get. I knew it wou

Royal wedding SNUB: Queen rushed Diana and Charles' wedding photos on big day https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1132176/royal-news-princess-diana-queen-elizabeth-II-charles-wedding-royal-family-latest/amp

Aishwarya Rai's reaction to Vivek Oberoi's Exit poll memeHere's how Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan reacted to Vivek Oberoi's viral meme. When asked about the meme Salman khan said that he is no more active on Twitter as he used to be earlier. He doesn't pay much attention to the tweets as he is busy working on his projects. He further said that he don’t even get time to tweet forget about looking for some meme. Anupam Kher also slammed the actor. "It's very shameful. It's as simple as that. He shouldn't have done that. It's absolutely not cool," he told reporters. Esha Gupta also slammed Vivek Oberoi and said, "It just shows your mentality, specially if you're getting a minor involved. It's not in good taste at all. It just shows how he is. It doesn't reflect on what others are. It was shameful." Here's what Vivek Oberoi has to say on the meme shared by him. The 'PM Narendra Modi' star said, &qu

SpaceX Dragon cargo craft arrives at International Space StationA SpaceX Dragon resupply cargo craft successfully docked with the International Space Station on Monday. It follows a two-day journey that began at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Saturday.Astronaut David Saint-Jacques of the Canadian Space Agency, who is among the six-person Expedition 59 crew aboard the space station, captured the uncrewed cargo ship with a Canadian-made robotic arm at around 1100   GMT   some 250 miles or 500 kilometers above the north Atlantic Ocean. About two hours later, a series of latches bolted the Dragon firmly to the space station, ending the official docking stage of the flight, and allowing astronauts to unload supplies. The Dragon capsule will stay at the space station for about four weeks before returning to earth with more than 4,200 pounds of research material,  NASA  says.

Malawi sentences man to death for killing an albino teenager A man was sentenced to death in Malawi on Friday for killing an albino teenager in a case which has become a campaign issue ahead of a national election this month, with the opposition accusing the government of inaction. Belief in witchcraft is widespread in rural Malawi, one of the world’s poorest countries, fuelling ritual killings particularly targeting people with albinism because of the belief that their body parts can increase wealth. In the first such punishment for the abduction and killing of people with albinism, Justice Mclean Kamwambe said he wanted to send a stern warning to would-be offenders.According to the court’s ruling, the convicted 28-year-old confessed to the murder and said he wanted to use the 19-year-old victims’ body parts to become rich on instructions from a witch-doctor in neighbouring Mozambique. The superstitions, stigmas and maiming and killing of people with albinism is visible ac

Nigerian radio host defies threats from Boko Haram by staying on airStill in line with the recently celebrated World Press Freedom Day, we meet Fatima Ibrahim.She is the outspoken radio host at the Dandal Kura station in Borno State, north-eastern Nigeria. Fatima discusses human rights, land laws and also, the radical Islamic views of militant group Boko Haram in local languages and dialects. The northeast of Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest energy producer, is the main battleground in its decade-long fight against Boko Haram and fellow Islamist insurgent group Islamic State West Africa ProvinceThe region is also plagued by clashes between farmers and herders in which hundreds have died. The radio station was started in 2016 and claims to have about 10 million listeners in northern Nigeria, and parts of Chad and Cameroon. Over the years, the station has received video tapes from the extremists decrying their operations and vowing to behead the women that work there. Fa

Congolese health authorities have announced a record 26 deaths for Sunday alone among those affected by the Ebola epidemic in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. In the province of North Kivu, “26 new deaths of confirmed cases” were recorded on April 28, indicates the Ministry of Health in its daily bulletin on the epidemiological situation dated Monday. “All 26 people died on Sunday, April 28” and “this is the first time this figure has been reached,” adds the Ministry of Health Since the beginning of the epidemic, “in total, there were 957 deaths (891 confirmed and 66 probable) and 411 people healed,” says the ministry.According to this source, at least 33 health personnel infected during the care of patients are among the deceased. This tenth Ebola epidemic on Congolese soil was declared on 1 August in North-Kivu province (northeast) and marginally in neighboring Ituri. Response activities are regularly hampered by insecurity and violence in this region infested b

Celebrating African First Ladies: Rwanda's Jeanette Often described as mothers to the nations their husbands lead, Africa’s first ladies are often expected to be unifying figures, serving the president of the nation and the voters who entrusted him the mandate to lead. A first lady by definition is the wife of the head of state, and it therefore follows that most African nations led by a male president, has a first lady. As of March 2019, all African countries have male heads of state. The last female head of state who led an African nation was Liberia’s Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, whose tenure expired in January 2018.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              En                                                                    Fr