Another Baba Vanga? 19-year-old Lists All Her Predictions From 2022 She Got Right
People are now comparing her to the Bulgarian psychic Baba Vanga. Especially since both of them correctly predicted Queen Elizabeth IIs death.
Indian High Commissioner to United Kingdom presents credentials to King Charles
Vikram Doraiswami is the first Indian envoy to be received at the palace by the King since the death of Britains longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II.
Indian High Commissioner to UK Vikram Doraiswami presents credentials to King Charles III
Vikram Doraiswami is the first Indian envoy to be received at the palace by the King since the death of Britain#39;s longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, in September.
First King Charles 50 pence coins enter circulation in UK
The first coinage featuring King Charles III will start to appear in circulation at Post Offices around the UK from Thursday, with millions of the new 50-pence coins bearing the new monarch's portrait given out as change to customers. The coin with the 74-year-old monarch's image reflects a transition from the Elizabethan age of the late Queen Elizabeth II to the Carolean era of Charles.
The year 2022 captured significant and surprising moments. From the Russia-Ukraine war and the death of Britain#39;s Queen Elizabeth II to tennis legend Roger Federer#39;s retirement, the world has seen some remarkable moments unfold this year. Let us take a look at some of noteworthy pictures from the year 2022 that helped capture the essence of these landmark events.
'iPhone 14' Was the 8th Most Searched-For Term on Google in 2022
iPhone 14 was the eighth most searched term around the world on Google in 2022, beaten by other terms such as Wordle, the World Cup, Ukraine, and the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. The revelation was made in Google's annual release of its Year in Search, showing the most searched-for term in different categories, including news, people, movies, and more. iPhone 14 was ranked on the list of top 10 for general searches, and according to Google Trends , searches for the term logically spiked in September when the new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro series were announced. In more specific terms, Dynamic Island was one of the most searched follow-up terms for iPhone 14, despite being only available on the higher-end iPhone 14 Pro. Other high-ranking related searches included Deep Purple, iPhone 14 pre-order, and iPhone 14 price. Related Roundup: iPhone 14 Buyer's Guide: iPhone 14 (Buy Now) Related Forum: iPhone This article, 'iPhone 14' Was the 8th Most Searched-For Term on Google in 2022 first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
Final goodbye: Recalling influential people who died in 2022
One would have to go back hundreds of years to find a monarch who reigned longer than Queen Elizabeth II
Kate Middleton To Host A Special Christmas Concert In Honour Of Queen Elizabeth II
Over time and again, Royal experts have claimed that the Queen and Kate always shared a special relationship. Thus, this seems like a fitting tribute.
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Two images have really caught my eye, recently. Rishi Sunaks washboard abs in his tucked-in office shirts, and Rahul Gandhi sprinting spontaneously and without any signs of fatigue against a trio of young boys during the Bharat Jodo Yatra. Both reveal a long-term, sustained commitment to fitness, the kind that cant be faked by staged photo-ops or cunning photoshop. A nation likes to feel its leaders are fit. It reassures the populance, makes them feel like they are in capable, disciplined hands. A leader who wakes up early, watches what he eats (and drinks), spends time outdoors, and can do any number of push-ups, both one-handed and two-handed, is clearly in control of his body and mind. This clean, wholesome fitness is a huge part of the cult around leaders like Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and the late Queen Elizabeth II. They ride bicycles, walk dogs, ski, box, swim and run. Then there is Vladimir Putin who has taken the fit leader archetype to dizzying new heights. Often photographed riding horses with a gold chain glinting alluringly against his smooth bare chest, he is also been clicked shirtless with a rifle, shirtless while fishing in a mountain stream, shirtless while swimming the butterfly stroke, you get the picture. It is all part of his macho, man-of-action image, and when sniggered at by other G7 leaders, he has retorted that, You would look disgusting, shirtless, which, let us face it (and not to fat/flab shame anyone) is an argument that carries some weight. But even Putin must bow before the mightiest of them allNorth Koreas Kim Jong-un, who once, jaw-droppingly, climbed the 8,500 foot Mt. Paektu, while it was fully covered in snow and he was fully covered in an ankle length trenchcoat and immaculately shined leather shoes. The official newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, reported that, His eyes reflected the strong beams of the gifted great person seeing in the majestic spirit of Mount Paektu the appearance of a powerful socialist nation which dynamically advances full of vigour without vacillation at any raving dirty wind on the planet. Our Modi ji is no slouch either. He congratulates all our athletes on Twitter. He watches their biopics, meets them, and asks them what their mothers give them to eat. Why, if you tune into the BJPs official YouTube channel, you can enjoy any number of episodes of the animated series yoga with Modi where a muscular, and extremely flexible cartoon with Modi jis face on it performs the most difficult of asanas with ease and a beatific smile. Coming back to Rahul, his critics have been sneering that all he will prove by walking 3,750km, is that he is a good walker. So what? They are being deliberately disingenuous. Fitness is important. Putin knows that. Sunak knows that. Even the North Koreans know that. By marching doughtily from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, 24km a day, for 150 days, through sun, hail, rain and probably snow, with a beard growing bushier and more Modi-esque by the minute, and media attention and public interest snowballing with every step he takes, Rahul is demonstrating the very discipline, accessibility, charisma and complete commitment that his critics claim he lacks. Rahul is not merely trying to flex his fitness. He is trying to prove that he is fit enough for the top job. It is a point he may very well end up proving. editor@theweek.in
Icon Of Steadfastness: Britain Remembers Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II in her 70-year-reign was really the still point for this nation. And an icon of steadfastness no matter what the tumult around the country. The last 10 days have seen how this country has come together in mourning. And today was not just an opportunity to quieten our grief but to celebrate our great nation, our late monarch and our monarchy, a Londoner told NDTV's Radhika Iyer on the day Britain gave a majestic state funeral to its longest-serving monarch.
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Big Ben chimes, hymns mark start of state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II
The funeral service is being led by the Dean of Westminster and will include many personal touches of the late monarch, who was also the head of the Church of England
Final Farewell: Droupadi Murmu, the Bidens and other world leaders pay their tributes to Queen Elizabeth II
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In 1st Parliament Address, King Charles Reflects On 'Weight Of History'
King Charles III made his first address to the British parliament on Monday before heading to Scotland, where crowds of mourners massed for a chance to pay their respects before Queen Elizabeth II's coffin. I cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us, the 73-year-old king told lawmakers at Westminster Hall in London, where he received parliament's formal condolences.
From Sydney Opera House to Empire State Building, touching tributes to Queen Elizabeth II
From Sydney Opera House to Empire State Building, touching tributes to Queen Elizabeth II
London [UK]: As the news of Queen Elizabeth IIs demise made headlines, a new trend got popular on Twitter #Kohinoor. Netizens on Twitter demanded the UK give back the Kohinoor diamond to India. Many people believe the precious diamond, which is now mounted on the crown of the Queen, should be rightfully back in Continue reading KOHINOOR ONLY TIP OF THE ICEBERG, THE STOLEN WEALTH BY BRITISH COLONISERS GOES BEYOND LISTS AND NUMBERS The post KOHINOOR ONLY TIP OF THE ICEBERG, THE STOLEN WEALTH BY BRITISH COLONISERS GOES BEYOND LISTS AND NUMBERS appeared first on OurVoice | WeRIndia - Analysis & Opinion .
Named King At Royal Ceremony, Charles Says Deeply Aware Of Duties
Charles III was formally proclaimed Britain's new king by the Accession Council on Saturday in a history-laden ceremony following the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. The council, televised for the first time, is a centuries-old formality to recognise the new king's sovereignty even though he automatically became monarch after the queen's passing.
King Charles' Coronation Today, 2 Days After Queen Elizabeth's Death
Britain's Charles III will officially be proclaimed king in a ceremony on Saturday, a day after he vowed in his first speech to mourning subjects that he would emulate his darling mama, Queen Elizabeth II.
Throughout Her Life, Queen Was An Inspiration: King Charles' First Address
Britain's King Charles addressed a nation in mourning on Friday following the death of his mother and the country's figurehead, Queen Elizabeth II, at the age of 96. The death of the queen, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and a towering presence on the world stage for seven decades, has drawn condolences from around the world.
Charles To Be Proclaimed New Monarch Tomorrow, Speech Today
King Charles III will make his first address today at 10:30 pm IST as Britain mourns the death of its longest-reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II who died on Thursday at the age of 96. He will officially succeed as the new monarch tomorrow.
Queen Elizabeth Death: 10-Day Mourning, World Leaders Pay Tribute
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who was the second-longest reigning monarch in history, after France's Louis XIV, died yesterday at the age of 96. Several leaders across the world have issued statements paying tribute to her. She died peacefully at her estate in Balmoral, Scotland , according to a statement from Buckingham Palace.
Moment Of Greatest Sadness: UK's New King Charles On Mother's Death
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving monarch in British history and an icon instantly recognisable to billions of people around the world, has died aged 96, Buckingham Palace said on Thursday.
Elizabeth Was Queen For 70 Years Since 1952
Queen Elizabeth II, whose reign took Britain from the age of steam to the era of the smartphone, and who oversaw the largely peaceful breakup of an empire that once spanned the globe, has died. She was 96.
Lord Meghnad Desai writes: Queen Elizabeth II shepherded the UK into modernity
Remembering Queen Elizabeth II: Pictures of Britains longest-reigning monarch with her family