Delhi earthquake: Are you living in a risk zone?

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Delhi earthquake: Check if you are living in a risk zone Twice in the last 24 hours, Delhi-NCR has experienced earthquake tremors. Both of them had their epicentre in Haryana and had low magnitude. However, experts have warned often that Delhiis prone to major earthquakes as it falls in a high-risk seismic zone. Ban cheese imports? Pakistan discusses outside-the-box ideas to avoid IMF bailout Pakistani economic advisors discussed banning imports of luxury cars, smartphones and cheese in a wide-ranging strategy session on how to avoid seeking a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a senior government advisor said. British air taxi firm takes flight, inspired by F1 racing advances Railways take steps to improve food services In a bid to make train journey more safer and comfortable, Indian Railways is taking a number of initiatives to improve its catering and onboard passenger services. This Amazon Go inspired store in Kerala shows future of Indian retail Watasale, the latest retail outlet in Kochi's Gold Souk Grande Mall, is a fully-automated, cashier-free shop, inspired by Amazon Go stores in the US. At the shop, you can just pick up an item and walk out, and the cost is automatically debited from your e-wallet. China successfully tests world's largest amphibious aircraft A newly developed sea plane that could expand the military's room to operate in the South China Sea has passed a series of on-water tests. Bharat Bandh: All you need to know India is witnessing Bharat Bandh called by Congress. The nation-wide strike was called by Congress to protest against the rising petrol, diesel prices and depreciation of the rupee. Who is Daniel Zhang? Meet the man who will replace Alibaba's Jack Ma Both in personality and skillset, Alibaba's Daniel Zhang will herald a new era for the Chinese e-commerce giant when he takes over full leadership from charismatic founder Jack Ma. Getting high in Laos' opium-riddled mountains In a hut on the top of a fog-licked mountain in northern Laos, Vo Pali is getting high. 9/11 attack: New York subway station reopens after 17 years Just days before the anniversary of the September 11 attacks, trains are once again running through a New York City subway station buried when the Twin Towers fell 17 years ago.

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