US ELECTIONS 2020

US Elections 2020 under digital threats...?

As America and Americans are all set for the upcoming elections in 2020, some digital threats are taking them on. According to some reports it could be some fabricated videos of the candidates or any kind of virus in the computerized voting machines or doubts about the paperless machines. 

This was narrated by Special Counsel ROBERT MUELLER , whose office gathered such reports.

There are numerous misleading campaigns are running on many social media platforms in relevance to the digital threats. US cyber crime cells are having a close eye on these reports.

ENTERTAINMENT

Punjabi Singer Ammy Virk's Qismat song will be re-introduced  by Karan Johar in his film.

Ammy’s superhit Punjabi Song Qismat, has gained over 200 million views online and still counting.  Ammy Virk's hardwork is paying him back now in great manner because Bollywood top filmmaker Karan Johar has liked his song and bought its rights for his upcoming film.

GULLY BOY OSCARS ENTRY

Super Star Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt movie Gully Boy is India's official entry to the Oscars 2020.

Gully Boy might open the doors of another Oscar award in Oscars 2020. This superhit movie is india’s official entry to the Oscar Awards coming next year. The film starred Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt in lead roles.

This film is Directed by talented Zoya Akhtar, Gully Boy is about Murad (Ranveer), a rapper from the slums of Mumbai, who wants to rise above his socio-economic status to become a star. Despite being discouraged over and over again, he manages to take the underground rap scene by storm. The film is inspired by the life of street rappers Divine and Naezy.

This film was a big hit. It represents the struggle of slums and struggle of a slum boy. Ranveer and Alia’s acting and Zoya’s eventful direction have made it to the Oscars. Keep your fingers crossed for another Oscar.

Big Boss 13

Bigg Boss 13: Salman Khan opts to  promote Mumbai Metro, planning to launch big boss 13 at a metro station in Andheri (Mumbai) with public.

Bollywood Star Salman Khan is returning with the 13th season of  the top reality show of India Bigg Boss and according to sources he will host the launching event at a metro station. In perspective to Khan’s station master look seen in the very first promo of Bigg Boss 13.  This show might  be launched at a metro station in Andheri, Mumbai on Monday on September 23.

Assembly Elections

Election Commission announced the polling dates of  Maharashtra and  Haryana.

Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora today announced the voting in Haryana and Maharashtra will be on October 21. The counting will be done on October 24. The last date to fill nominations is October 4 and candidates can withdraw their nominations till October 7.

DONALD TRUMP

US President Donald Trump will meet  Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan on Monday, India’s PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday in New York.

US President Donald Trump will meet Pakistan PM Imran Khan on Monday, a day after he joins Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the mega "Howdy Modi" event in Houston and will again hold a meeting with the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York on Tuesday, a senior official has said.

Both the meetings with the India and Pakistan’s leaders would be held in New York on the sidelines of the 74th session of the UN General Assembly, a senior administration official told reporters on Friday in a preview of Donald Trump's engagements in the Big Apple next week.

Donald Trump is expected to arrive in New York on Sunday night after sharing stage with Modi at the "Howdy Modi" event in Houston where both the leaders will address over 50,000 Indian-Americans.

The US president will then travel to Ohio where he will be joined by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

"President Donald J Trump will be travelling to Houston for 'Howdy Modi: Shared Dreams Bright Futures' event. That will be the day wherein he will travel on to Ohio where he will be joined by Prime Minister Morrison of Australia where they will visit Pratt industry and celebrate US economic relationship with Australia," the official said.

On Monday (September 23), the first day of his stay in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session, Donald Trump's first event will be the global call to protect religious freedom, the official said, describing it as a key event.

"After that the President is scheduled to meet with the following leaders. Prime Minister Khan of Pakistan, President (Andrzej Sebastian) Duda of Poland, Prime Minister (Jacinda) Arden of New Zealand, Prime Minister Lee (Hsien Loong) from Singapore, President al Sisi of Egypt and President Moon of S Korea," said the official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

On Tuesday (September 24), Donald Trump will deliver his address to the UN General Assembly. After that, he will hold a number of bilateral meetings.

"Prime Minister (Boris) Johnson of United Kingdom, Prime Minister Modi of India, the UN Secretary General," the official said, adding that the president will also meet his Iraqi counterpart and end the day with a diplomatic reception.

HOWDY MODI

HOWDY MODI

PM Modi is all set to rock NRG Stadium, Houston on September 22, will share stage with Trump. It is going to be the largest gathering for any invited foreign leader visiting the USA other than pope.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday left for a week-long visit to the US, said that his visit would present India as a remarkable land of opportunities, a reliable partner and a global leader, and also help impart new boost to bilateral ties with the US.

In a statement, Modi said he is looking forward to meeting US President Donald Trump in Houston as well as in New York, in a span of a few days.

Both sides will review bilateral relations "in order to bring even more benefits to our two nations and peoples", he also said  “US is a vital partner for our national development and that their shared values, convergent interests and complementary strengths provide the foundation for natural partnership between the world's oldest and largest democracies.”