Guo Gangtang: His son was kidnapped at age 2; this father travelled 500,000 km over 24 years to find him: The emotional story of Guo Gangtang

Guo Gangtang: His son was kidnapped at age 2; this father travelled 500,000 km over 24 years to find him: The emotional story of Guo Gangtang

Photo courtesy: China Daily Some parents count birthdays. Some mark the height of their child on a wall every year. But for Guo Gangtang, every passing year was measured by another road taken, another city searched, another photograph shown to strangers. For 24 years, he refused to believe the search was over.In 1997, Guo’s two-year-old…

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Exports grow at fastest pace in four years

Exports grow at fastest pace in four years

Export of oil products soared 67.6% to $6.9 billion on the back of strong demand from several Asian countries NEW DELHI: India’s goods exports rose at its fastest pace in over four years, rising 19.5% to $44.2 billion in July, while imports were 17.4% higher at $76.2 billion, resulting in a trade deficit of $32…

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ZIM vs BAN 2nd T20I: Rishad Hossain stars as Bangladesh thrash Zimbabwe to level T20I series | Cricket News

Rishad Hossain (Pic credit: X) Bangladesh produced a commanding all-round performance to defeat Zimbabwe by 34 runs in the second T20I, levelling the three-match series 1-1 and setting up a winner-takes-all decider on Sunday.After being comprehensively outplayed in the opening match, the visitors responded in emphatic fashion with a much-improved display in all three departments….

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Airfares During Festive Season: Goverment rules out airfare cap during festive season, urges airlines to keep prices reasonable

Airfares During Festive Season: Goverment rules out airfare cap during festive season, urges airlines to keep prices reasonable

File photo: Civil aviation minister K Rammohan Naidu (PTI Photo) The government will not impose a cap on airfares during the upcoming festive season but will advise airlines to keep ticket prices at reasonable levels, civil aviation minister K Rammohan Naidu said on Tuesday.Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the signing of pacts for…

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Ghana's capital discards 300 tons of plastic per day, now they mix it with sand and use it as street paving that is cheaper than concrete

Ghana’s capital discards 300 tons of plastic per day, now they mix it with sand and use it as street paving that is cheaper than concrete

Ghana is transforming its plastic problems into paving blocks for its roads, sold below the price of concrete blocks. Behind this operation is Nelson Boateng, who graduated in computer network engineering, and was already manufacturing plastic bags and began transforming the same material into flooring. The plastic Ghana cannot contain Accra, the capital of Ghana…

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