Abhigya Anand, a 20-year-old astrologer had predicted the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand 3 weeks ago.
In an interview on TV news channel 9, he said that he was guided by Shrikrushna to learn astrology and Sanskrut.
More than 1,000 dead : Myanmar and Thailand earthquake
After the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand several buildings collapsed, and houses were destroyed.
7.7 Richter scale earthquake shakes Myanmar
fter the earthquake, hundreds of people came out of the buildings on the streets in Bangkok, capital of Thailand. People came out from the high risers and hotels.
India will become a Hindu Rashtra : Prediction by Pujya Krushnat Done Maharaj
India will become a Hindu Rashtra; other countries will embrace Hindu culture; Hindu Dharma will be acclaimed all over the world, Uniform Civil Code will be implemented in India.
Early morning tremors in Delhi
After the earthquake the Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to the people to remain calm, follow safety precautions and be alert for the possible shocks (aftershocks).
A major earthquake to strike the United States : Pastor Brandon Dale Biggs’ prediction
He warned that the earthquake would be so devastating that it would lead to the destruction of all houses in the area.
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the Tibet region
Buildings have crumbled and infrastructures badly damaged in the quake. Rescue workers are pulling people out of the rubble as the rescue mission is on with the help of drones and other equipment.
A major 7.2 Richter scale earthquake rocks Xinjiang in China
The most affected areas were Urumqi, Korla, Kashgar and Yining. In India,Delhi NCR also got affected and the tremors were felt for a long time.
An earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale in Japan : Tsunami alert has also been sounded!
The Japanese Meteorological Department has issued a tsunami alert along the coasts of Niigata, Toyama, Yamagata, Fukui and Hyogo.
Death toll of Nepal earthquake reaches 157
The epicentre of the earthquake was 331 km North-West of Kathmandu and 10 km. deep.