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RIO DE JANEIRO: Love was all in the air around packed stadium in Rio De Janeiro when a Chinese girl athlete was proposed for marriage. He Zi and Qin Ka have been in relationship for six years now. Silver medalist He Zi was taken by surprise when Olympian Qin Kai proposed at poolside before she said “yes” to her boyfriend of six years. Cheered on by the crowd, Qin took out a small box and slipped the ring on He’s finger and gave her a red rose encased in glass. Read More:  Chinese girl gets Olympic proposal by teammate

Alison Teal is no stranger to extreme adventures.  She practically grew up traveling the world as a real-life “Tarzan Child” and even won Discovery Channel’s Naked and Afraid survival challenge all by herself.  But the survivalist and filmmaker’s latest stunt landed her in hot water. Literally.  Teal paddled on her signature pink surfboard last week to the base of a sea cliff ― where 2,000-degree lava from Kilauea volcano is flowing into the ocean on the southeastern coastline of Hawaii’s Big Island. Source:  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/

ASHBURN, VIRGINIA: Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump stirred up yet another controversy at a campaign rally in Virginia on Tuesday when called out a mother whose baby was wailing while he spoke. When he was first interrupted with the baby’s cries, he reassured the mother. “I love babies,” Trump said. “I hear that baby cry, I like it.” “What a baby. What a beautiful baby,” he continues to say. “Don’t worry, don’t worry. The mom’s running around, like, don’t worry about it, you know. It’s young and beautiful and healthy and that’s what we want.” Read More:  Donald Trump asks woman with crying baby to leave rally Trump kicks off his War on Babies pic.twitter.com/n9JIO0yR3V — Marcus Gilmer (@marcusgilmer) August 2, 2016

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: A small Sydney suburban park that attracted thousands of Pokémon Go players, causing the grassy spot to turn to mud, has disappeared from the popular mobile game after complaints of chaos. The backlash in the Sydney suburb of Rhodes is the latest battle between avid players of the augmented-reality game, which has been a huge hit since it was rolled out last month, and authorities are unhappy with the crowds it attracted. “Weekends, particularly at night, there were up to a 1,000-1,500 people in the park,” City of Canada Bay Council’s Deputy Mayor Helen McCaffrey told AFP. “The grass is no longer there and residents after three-and-a-half weeks were just over it,” she said of Peg Paterson Park, which has a playground and is surrounded by tall apartment buildings. “When a rare Pokémon was caught, there would be a cheer and cars would honk as the traffic was becoming horrific. I spoke to somebody a couple of days ago who was coming in from Penrith (45 kil...

Singer Quratulain Balouch’s latest song “Saaiyaan” crossed a 1 million milestone in just less than a week. Balouch, popularly known as QB, got the break of a lifetime five years ago when she recorded the soundtrack for Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan’s “Humsafar”. “Saaiyaan” is a Sufi rock ballad penned by Punjabi poet philosopher Bulleh Shah and is composed by Salman Albert. Read More:  Quratulain Balouch latest song

KARACHI: Syed Qaim Ali Shah submitted his resignation as Sindh Chief Minister to Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad on Wednesday, Samaa reported. According to our correspondent, the outgoing chief minister visited Governor House and handed his resignation to the governor. Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leadership had decided to make changes in Sindh cabinet including the chief minister in a meeting co-chaired by former President Asif Ali Zardari and PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in Dubai. Bilawal nominated provincial Finance Minister Murad Ali Shah as successor of Qaim Ali Shah. Read More:  Qaim Ali Shah resigns as Sindh CM

KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader and Karachi Mayor-designate Waseem Akhtar made confessions of unarming police as part of conspiracy on May 12, 2007, the day Karachi witnessed a series of violent clashes between rival political activists on arrival of the then deposed Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, Samaa reported. Samaa obtained remand details of Waseem Akhtar presented before the court. According to details, the MQM leader, who was Sindh Home Minister in 2007, also confessed that he had directed shooting on people gathered to receive Iftikhar Chaudhry outside Karachi airport. Read More:  Waseem Akhtar Makes Confessions