Pak Minister Inaugurates Fake Pizza Hut, Brand Denies Link
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif inaugurated a Pizza Hut outlet in Sialkot with full ceremony, but Pizza Hut Pakistan later declared it unauthorized, sparking viral mockery online.
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Noida Air Quality 'Very Poor' for 3rd Day, GRAP Stage-III Revoked
Noida's air quality remained in the 'very poor' category for the third consecutive day on Thursday, with AQI at 335. The CAQM revoked GRAP Stage-III measures across NCR despite persistent pollution.
Putin-US Envoys Meet on Ukraine War Plan: Next Steps
Russian President Vladimir Putin held crucial talks with US envoys on a plan to end the Ukraine war, with security discussions set for Abu Dhabi amid ongoing territorial disputes.
London Protest for Bangladeshi Hindus Sees Huge Turnout
A large-scale demonstration in London saw thousands gather to demand justice and protection for the Hindu minority in Bangladesh, highlighting ongoing religious persecution.
Tigress Found Dead in Sehore Forest, Sixth Tiger Death This Year
A tigress was discovered dead under mysterious circumstances near a water body in Bhimkothi forest area of Budhni range, Sehore. This marks the sixth tiger death reported in the region this year, prompting a thorough investigation by forest officials.
Trump Explains Hand Bruise: Aspirin Side Effect, Table Clip
US President Donald Trump addresses speculation about hand bruising seen in Davos, attributing it to daily aspirin use and accidentally clipping his hand on a table, while White House officials confirm his health.
IMD Weather Alert: Snowfall, Flight Cancellations in North India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather alert for northwest India due to an intense Western disturbance, leading to snowfall in Shimla and Gulmarg, flight cancellations at Srinagar Airport, and highway closures.
Trump Withdraws Mark Carney Invitation from Peace Board
Former US President Donald Trump has withdrawn an invitation to Canada's Mark Carney to join a peace board, citing policy disagreements. This move highlights ongoing tensions in US-Canada relations.
US Exits WHO, Flag Removed from Geneva HQ
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, with its flag removed from the Geneva headquarters. The exit follows a Trump-era order and rules out rejoining before 2026.
Delhi Gets Cooler with Rain; IMD Predicts More Showers
Delhi witnessed a cooler morning with rain showers lowering temperatures and improving air quality. IMD predicts thunderstorms and more light rain throughout the day due to a western disturbance.
Gurgaon IMD Warns of Thunderstorms, Strong Winds Friday
Gurgaon faces IMD warning for light rainfall, thunderstorms and 40kmph winds Friday after warm day. Air quality remains 'very poor' for 8th day with severe pollution pockets, health risks high.
Trump Suggests Using NATO Article 5 for US Border Security
US President Donald Trump's suggestion to invoke NATO's Article 5 for immigration enforcement at the southern border has heightened European concerns about alliance stability and US commitment to collective defense norms.
Haryana Aravali Invasive Species Strategy Targets Mangar Bani
Haryana's draft Aravali species management strategy identifies Mangar Bani and Bhondsi as high-risk zones for invasive plants, with plans for pilot removal and restoration to reduce invasive cover by 50% in five years.
Delhi NCR Light Rain, IMD Predicts More Showers
Light rain lashed Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, and Ghaziabad on Thursday. IMD forecasts more downpour, raising questions about a potential cold wave return to the national capital region.
5-Year-Old Used as Bait in Minnesota Immigration Raid
The case of Liam Conejo Ramos, a five-year-old boy detained by ICE agents in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, has sparked outrage and fear in immigrant communities. Federal agents allegedly used the child to gain entry to his family home during an immigration
5-Year-Old Detained by ICE in Minneapolis, School Alleges 'Bait' Use
A five-year-old boy was detained by ICE in Minneapolis, with school officials alleging he was used as 'bait' to capture his father. Vice President J D Vance claims the boy was 'saved'.
Meitei Man Killed in Manipur, Family Unaware of His Stay
Mayanglambam Rishikanta, a Meitei man, was killed in Manipur's Churachandpur district. His family discovered his presence in the state only after his murder, as he had kept it secret fearing disapproval.
Vance Defends ICE Operation, Child Detention in Minneapolis
US Vice President JD Vance defended aggressive immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, blaming left-wing agitators and local officials for chaos as ICE detained children including a 5-year-old boy.
Earthquakes Fuel Antarctic Phytoplankton Blooms
New research shows earthquakes beneath the Southern Ocean release iron from hydrothermal vents, triggering massive phytoplankton blooms that impact marine ecosystems and carbon absorption.
Trump Warns Iran With 'Armada' Deployment Amid Tensions
US President Donald Trump announced a military 'armada' is heading toward Iran while warning against nuclear activities. Iran responds with threats as protest death tolls are disputed amid internet blackouts.
Rajasthan Weather: Western Disturbances Bring Rain and Storms
Active western disturbances swept across Rajasthan, causing dust storms and cloud cover. The Met Office forecasts widespread rain from Friday, with temperatures dipping in Jaipur and other regions.
Jaipur NGO Pushes Organ Donation Reforms at UN General Assembly
Sindhi Adhikar Manch, a Jaipur-based NGO with UN consultative status, presented comprehensive recommendations at the UN General Assembly to strengthen cadaver organ donation systems worldwide through policy reforms and ethical safeguards.
Asian Markets Surge on US Data, EU-US Trade Relief
Asian stock markets closed higher on Friday, buoyed by strong US economic indicators and easing trade tensions between the EU and US. Key indices in Hong Kong, Japan, China, and South Korea all posted gains.
Florida Proposes One-Year H-1B Visa Freeze for Universities
Florida's Board of Governors plans to introduce a one-year freeze on new H-1B visa hiring across state universities, sparking debate over talent recruitment and immigration policy.
Trump's Hand Bruise Sparks Health Speculation Online
A visible bruise on Donald Trump's left hand at Davos forum ignited online health debates. The President attributed it to high aspirin intake, while social media buzzed with varied reactions.
Delhi Rain on Vasant Panchami, IMD Forecast
Delhi experienced light rain with thunderstorms on Vasant Panchami, breaking a dry spell. IMD predicts more showers and temperature fluctuations.
Trump Confirms US Military Deployment Toward Iran
US President Donald Trump reveals significant military forces are moving toward Iran while emphasizing hopes to avoid conflict. He warns Tehran of severe consequences beyond nuclear strikes.
NGT Bhopal Orders MP to Control Illegal Plastic Recycling
The National Green Tribunal's Bhopal bench has directed the Madhya Pradesh government to control illegal plastic recycling units and relocate them from residential areas to industrial zones, citing health and environmental hazards.
US Economic Weaponization Faces Global Pushback
While the US may use economic integration as a coercive tool, its declining share of global GDP and reliance on foreign debt reveal mutual dependency. World leaders at Davos warn against American unilateralism.
Trump: Working with UN Peace Board 'Good Thing'
Former US President Donald Trump expresses optimism about collaborating with the United Nations Board of Peace, calling it a beneficial initiative for global diplomacy and international relations.
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