1986 Flashback: SC Saves Shriram Foods, India on Libya
On January 14, 1986, the Supreme Court prevented power cuts to Shriram Foods. India expressed concern over Libya tensions. McDowell's faced tax evasion charges.
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Nokia phones from 2010 reach Libyan trader after 16 years
A Tripoli trader received his 2010 Nokia phone shipment after 16 years lost in Libya's conflict. The viral video shows him joking, "Are these phones or artefacts?" Read this unique story of war's impact.
1986: India-Pakistan Trade Shift, Libya Downs US Jet
On January 12, 1986, India saw a key shift in Pakistan's trade stance, while Libya sought India's support after downing a US warplane. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Hazaribag launches 24/7 elephant tracking after fatal attacks
Hazaribag launches 24/7 control room to monitor elephant movement after two deaths. New advisory issued for public safety. Learn the dos and don'ts to prevent conflict.
Woman killed by stray Indian gaur in Ooty
A 45-year-old woman was fatally attacked by a stray Indian gaur near her home in the Nilgiris. Forest officials provide compensation and address the rising human-wildlife conflict. Read more.
1986 Flashback: USSR Warns US, India-Pakistan Trade Deal
On January 10, 1986, the Soviet Union warned the US over Libya, India and Pakistan neared a trade deal, and Punjab was on alert. Explore this pivotal day in history.
1986: Reagan's Libya Sanctions Spark Global Resistance
On Jan 9, 1986, US President Reagan banned trade with Libya, facing resistance from Europe & Arab world. Punjab CM Barnala linked violence to Chandigarh transfer. Explore this historical front page.
Farmer killed, wife hurt in Hazaribag elephant attack
A 50-year-old farmer was trampled to death and his wife injured by an elephant in Hazaribag while guarding their tomato field. This highlights the growing human-elephant conflict in Jharkhand. Read more.
1986 Flashback: Rajiv Gandhi, Punjab Terror, Libya Alert
On January 7, 1986, PM Rajiv Gandhi urged scientists to shun mediocrity, Punjab took steps against terror, and Libya braced for an Israeli strike. Explore this pivotal day in history.
22 killed in Jharkhand human-elephant conflict spike
Jharkhand reels as human-elephant conflict escalates sharply, claiming 22 lives in 21 days. A musth tusker on a deadly rampage in West Singhbhum evades capture, hampered by IEDs and terrain. Read the full report.
Kerala HC: Divorced Muslim women can claim extra maintenance
Kerala High Court cites Quran to rule that divorced Muslim women can seek maintenance under CrPC even after personal law obligations are met. Landmark judgment sets aside family court order.
1986: Vijay Mallya Arrested in Bangalore by Enforcement Directorate
On January 7, 1986, United Breweries chairman Vijay Mallya was arrested under FERA. This front page also covered Vajpayee's Pakistan concerns, Akali strategy, and a factory closure threat. Read the full historical recap.
Bear Attacks in Chamba: 10 Goats Killed, Villagers Terrified
A marauding bear kills 10 goats in Chamba's Sihunta, escalating fear after human attacks. Villagers face financial ruin as policy gaps hinder protection. Read the full report.
Uttarakhand OKs action on 83 animals after conflict cases
Uttarakhand grants permission to manage 65 leopards & 18 bears amid rising human-animal conflict. CM Dhami stresses balancing safety & conservation. Read details.
1986: India Enters Silicon Club Amid Punjab Unrest
On January 6, 1986, India announced its entry into the global Silicon Club. Meanwhile, Punjab faced law & order threats, and Shriram Foods laid off 550+ workers. Explore this pivotal day in history.
1986: Opposition Unites, Centre Tough on Punjab, US-USSR Pact
On January 5, 1986, 13 parties moved to form a national opposition forum. Centre took a tough stand on Punjab violence, while US and USSR edged towards a missile pact. Explore this pivotal day.
Karnataka's New Command Centre for Man-Animal Conflict
Karnataka launches an Integrated Command Centre (ICCC) for real-time monitoring and evaluation of man-animal conflict mitigation. Learn how this system aims to protect both wildlife and communities.
1986: US Arms for Pak, Srikkanth Century, Hashish Seized
On January 3, 1986, the Reagan administration approved $41M in advanced radar for Pakistan. Meanwhile, Srikkanth scored his maiden Test century in Sydney, and DRI seized ₹1.77 crore worth of hashish in Bombay. Explore this day in history.
1986 New Year: DRI Probes, Sri Lanka Peace, Ershad Lifts Ban
A look back at Jan 1, 1986: DRI probes lavish parties, India urges Sri Lanka on Tamil peace, Bangladesh's Ershad lifts politics ban, and IDF actions in Lebanon. Revisit history.
UP Shifts Bahraich DFO Amid Wildlife Attack Crisis
Uttar Pradesh government transfers Bahraich DFO after 12 children killed in wolf attacks. IFS officer Sundaresha takes charge to tackle human-wildlife conflict.
Iran Warns US of Severe Response After Trump's Threat
Tensions soar as Iran warns the US of a 'regret-inducing response' to President Trump's military threats over its missile program. Global powers urge restraint. Full details.
Villager Trampled to Death by Elephant in Jamshedpur
A 50-year-old man was killed by an elephant in Nutandih village near Jamshedpur. Forest officials announce compensation and measures to prevent future attacks. Read more.
Libyan Military Jet Crashes in Turkey, 3 Killed
A Libyan military aircraft carrying officials crashes in Turkey's Konya province, killing all three on board. Turkish authorities have launched a detailed investigation into the tragic accident.
Leopard Threat at Koregaon Bhima Event Spurs Safety Measures
Pune authorities install cages and plan siren use for Koregaon Bhima anniversary after recent leopard attacks. Forest dept to survey area ahead of Jan 1 event attended by lakhs.
AI to Address Human-Elephant Conflict in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiris
Tamil Nadu is using artificial intelligence to prevent human-elephant encounters in the Nilgiris' Gudalur area, a key migratory route. Learn how technology is protecting lives.
Libyan Military Chief Dies in Turkey Plane Crash
CCTV footage shows the moment a private jet carrying Libya's military chief crashed near Ankara, killing all on board. Watch the tragic incident unfold.
Libyan Army Chief Dies in Turkey Plane Crash
Libya's army chief, Lt Gen Mohamed Al-Haddad, and four others killed in a Falcon 50 jet crash near Ankara. Turkish authorities launch investigation after aircraft declared emergency. Read the full report.
Libyan Military Chief Dies in Turkey Plane Crash
Libya's top military commander Mohammed al-Haddad and seven others killed as their jet crashes near Ankara. Investigation points to technical failure, not sabotage. Read the full report.
Libyan Army Chief Killed in Turkey Helicopter Crash
Libya's army commander and four others die in a military helicopter crash in Turkey. The incident raises questions about foreign military cooperation. Read the full report.
Govinda Reveals How a Homemade Video Cassette Got Him His First Film
Govinda reveals his early struggle and how a self-made video cassette convinced his uncle to cast him in his debut film 'Tan-Badan' in 1986. Discover the untold story of his Bollywood breakthrough.
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