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[ad_1] MUMBAI: Lessors are seeking to take back possession of at least 20 Airbus SE jets operated by Go Airlines India Ltd , further complicating the insolvent carrier’s attempts to start flying again, even as a local bankruptcy court contemplates whether the company should get any respite. Lessors including Dublin’s GY Aviation Lease, SMBC Aviation Capital and Pembroke Aircraft Leasing have applied to India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation on Thursday to de-register the planes, including brand new A320neo jets, information posted on the regulator’s website showed. The regulator should typically deregister the planes within five working days of a request, meaning the clock is ticking for the airline controlled by billionaire Nusli Wadia’s group. India in 2008 acceded to the so-called Cape Town Convention, which defines the rights of aircraft owners and lessors during payment defaults. While the agreement allows for the return of equipment quickly, India’s enforcement hasn’

[ad_1] Victoria Silvstedt shows off her hourglass curves in pink revealing outfit Victoria Silvstedt showed off her hourglass curves in pink revealing out as she took a dip in the sea in St Barts on Tuesday. The model, 48, looked sensational, opting for a busty pink bikini with starfish appliqué detailing and oversized bows on her hips. She piled her bright blonde hair on top of her head ready for her sun-soaked day at the beach. Victoria seemingly went makeup free to show off her bronzed complexion and shielded her eyes with a pair of oversized tortoiseshell sunglasses. She accessorised with a luxurious silver and gold watch and sprinted across the white sand to the crystal-clear water. It comes after Victoria ensured all eyes were on her as she attended the LuisaViaRoma for UNICEF Winter Gala in St. Barts last week. [ad_2] Source link https://worldnews2023.com/entertainment/victoria-silvstedt-shows-off-her-hourglass-curves-in-pink-revealing-outfit/?feed_id=31895

[ad_1] Pickaway County, Ohio deputies killed a zebra on Sunday evening after it mauled a man’s arm, nearly ripping it from his body. Deputies with the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office responded to reports of a zebra attack in Circleville, Ohio just after 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. A zebra attacked a man in Ohio, nearly ripping his arm off. (Pickaway County Sheriff's Office) During the 911 call, Ronald Clifton, 72, said he was attacked by a zebra, and requested that the rescue squad be sent right away. OHIO AUTHORITIES FIND BIG CAT HIGH ON COCAINE, ATTRIBUTE INTEREST TO POPULAR ‘COCAINE BEAR’ MOVIE The dispatcher sounded shocked and needed to make sure that Clifton said he was attacked by a zebra , and he confirmed it. "I think he tore my arm off…send a chopper," Clifton said. Robert Clifton, 72, was injured by a zebra on Sunday. (Pickaway County Sheriff's Office) The dispatcher asked if the animal bit his arm, Clifton said, "Oh hell yes." MISSOURI FAR

[ad_1] People who have more disrupted sleep in their 30s and 40s may be more likely to have memory and thinking problems a decade later, according to new research. The study, published in the journal Neurology, does not prove that sleep quality causes cognitive decline. It only shows an association. "Given that signs of Alzheimer's disease start to accumulate in the brain several decades before symptoms begin, understanding the connection between sleep and cognition earlier in life is critical for understanding the role of sleep problems as a risk factor for the disease," said Yue Leng, from the University of California, San Francisco. "Our findings indicate that the quality rather than the quantity of sleep matters most for cognitive health in middle age," Leng added. The study involved 526 people with an average age of 40. They were followed for 11 years. Also read: How Can Lifestyle Factors Reduce The Risk Of Alzheimer’s Disease Researchers l

[ad_1] An Iranian delegation arrived in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, Tehran said, to pave the way for reopening diplomatic missions as the Gulf rivals prepare to normalise relations, seven years after an acrimonious split. The announcement came just days after a Saudi delegation made a similar visit to Iran’s capital, following a historic meeting in China between the two governments’ foreign ministers who vowed to bring stability to the turbulent region. “In accordance with the implementation of the agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia on the resumption of diplomatic activities… the Iranian technical delegation arrived in Riyadh at midday Wednesday and was welcomed by Saudi officials,” said Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani. “The Iranian delegation will take the necessary steps to reopen the embassy in Riyadh and the consulate general in Jeddah as well as the activities of Iran’s permanent representative in the (Jeddah-based) Organisation of Islamic Cooperatio

[ad_1] Did you know that eating vitamin C along with vitamin B12 does no good to the body? Or if you take supplements of copper and zinc together, you will still be deficient in copper? Well, consuming supplements is healthy, but it is useful to know what to avoid when taking a supplement. Our dependency on supplements of vitamins and minerals have increased these days.Busy work life, lack of time to prepare a balanced meal, overexposure to radiation, lack of exposure to nature, is either not giving sufficient vitamins and minerals to the body or else is depleting these essential nutrients faster. Now, here's where the supplements of vitamins and minerals come into existence. Often, we don't consult a doctor and self prescribe the supplements. While the occurrence of a life threatening condition due to the use of supplements is rare, it is not zero. Many individuals are not aware that certain vitamins and minerals react and have a worse effect on the body. Some nutrients

[ad_1] In what is by now a familiar pattern, the fate of another regional lender hangs in the balance as investors bail from the sector following the sudden collapse of three prominent banks in a matter of weeks.  Shares of PacWest Bancorp crumbled after the close of trading on Wednesday, diving 55% to $2.88 amid a report by Bloomberg News that the $44 billion bank is weighing its strategic options, including a possible sale. The market drop followed a 28% plunge in Los Angeles-based PacWest's stock price the previous day.  PacWest, whose shares are down 78% over the last three months, has hired a financial adviser and is also considering a breakup or trying to raise capital, according to Bloomberg. Wall Street has grown increasingly wary of midsize lenders since the March 10 collapse of Silicon Valley Bank  (SVB) and the failure only days later of Signature Bank after depositors rushed to withdraw their money.  As investors soured