Here's about Indian Railways' 'restaurant on wheels'

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Countries take harsh containment steps as coronavirus sweeps the globe Here's about Indian Railways' 'restaurant on wheels' Indian Railways has developed a 'restaurant on wheels' by furbishing two over-aged MEMU coaches at the circulating area of Asansol station. This Saudi doctor became billionaire in a flash Sulaiman Abdulaziz Al-Habib, a Saudi Pediatrician has become a billionaire in a flash after the medical group he has founded topped the market at its initial public offering. Winter ends on Everest without an ascent Incessant snowfall and avalanches have forced teams to abandon their bid to achieve the first winter ascent of Everest in more than quarter of a century. In a first, a dog is tested 'weak positive' for Covid-19 Hong Kong authorities said on Friday they quarantined a pet dog of a coronavirus patient after its nasal and oral samples tested "weak positive" for the virus, though they added they did not yet have evidence that it can be transmitted to pets. Melania Trump recounts 'Happiness Class' experience at Delhi school Terming as "unforgettable" her visit to a Sarvodaya School in New Delhi where she attended a 'Happiness Class' session, US First Lady Melania Trump thanked 'extraordinary' students and faculty for a warm welcome. Bunk beds for economy class? Air New Zealand tests 'Economy Skynest' Air New Zealand announced a proposal to put beds in economy-class, which it claimed could prove a "game changer" for passengers desperate to stretch out on long-haul flights. To 11 million Brazilians, the Earth is flat! The Flat-Earthers are brimming with counter-factual questions: If the Earth is rotating at 1,700 kilometers (1,000 miles) per hour at the equator, why doesn't the movement make everything fly off? Earth captures new mini moon. It is the size of a car Earth has acquired a second "mini-moon" about the size of a car, according to astronomers who spotted the object circling our planet. What virus? Asian investors still think markets will end higher in 2020 Keep calm and carry on is the message from Asian financial experts even as the region's emerging markets take a battering from the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

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