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Asteroid flyby: A 390m rock will safely zip past Earth tomorrow at speeds of 53,000mph

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Asteroid flyby: A 390m rock will safely zip past Earth tomorrow at speeds of 53,000mph AN ASTEROID flying through space at speeds of nearly 53,000mph is expected to safely swing past Earth tomorrow morning Now, NASA expects the space rock to come flying by on a so-called "Earth close approach" this week on March 27. But the asteroid will only come "close" in astronomical terms, which means it will be many millions of miles away. NASA said: "As they orbit the Sun, NEOs can occasionally approach close to Earth. "Note that a 'close' passage astronomically can be very far away in human terms: millions or even tens of millions of kilometres." On March 27, the rock will zip by from a distance of about 0.04453 astronomical units. A single astronomical unit describes the distance from our planet to the Sun - about 93 million miles (149.6 million km). Asteroid XA133 will cut this down to about 4.1 million miles (6.66 ...
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Over 200 Trucks Parked At Attari Border As Trade Stops Between India-Pakistan

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AMRITSAR:  After the Pulwama terror attack, India withdrew 'Most Favoured Nation' status from Pakistan affecting businesses across India-Pakistan's Attari border. The traders told news agency ANI that Indian importers and manufacturers have cancelled all the orders to neighbouring Pakistan and are demanding the return of advance payments. "After February 14, all the trading with Pakistan was stopped. Currently, 200-250 trucks without goods are parked near the border after the government imposed 200 per cent Regulatory Duty (RD) on non-essential Indian imports," said Sukhbir Singh, a trader from Amritsar. "This move of the government of introducing higher Regulatory Duty is making difficult for traders to pay their monthly installments of tires and trucks. The Centre must re-think its decision. This move has also affected the food outlets situated near the border areas," said Sharan Singh, a trader from Amritsar said. The 'Most Favoured Nat...
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Pulwama attack mastermind Abdul Rasheed Ghazi killed by security forces in Kashmir

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HIGHLIGHTS Abdul Rasheed Ghazi alias Kamran was a Pakistani national and the brain behind the Pulwama terror attack Ghazi- an Afghan war veteran, IED specialist and trusted aide of JeM chief Masood Azhar- trained Pulwama bomber Adil Dar Ghazi had a narrow escape during an encounter which took place days before the Pulwama terror attack NEW DELHI: In a big breakthrough, security forces on Monday gunned down top  Jaish-e-Mohammed  (JeM) commander  Abdul Rasheed Ghazi  alias Kamran, in a 12-hour-long encounter with multiple  JeM  terrorists in Pulwama area. Ghazi was a Pakistani national and the brain behind the  Pulwama attack  . Live updates: Security forces kill Pulwama attack mastermind TOI had  reported on Sunday  that Ghazi may still be in the Valley  In fact, Ghazi had a narrow escape during an encounter which took place days before the vehicle-borne IED attack on  CRPF  convoy ...
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