Delhi Light Rain with IMD Warning of More Showers
Parts of Delhi recorded light rain on Friday with IMD warning of further showers due to active western disturbance. Temperature expected to drop significantly after Thursday's unusual warmth.
Category : World
Fly Ash Barge Sinks Near Ghoramara, Environmental Threat Looms
A Bangladeshi barge carrying fly ash partially sank in Muriganga river near Ghoramara Island, raising concerns about heavy metal contamination of aquatic ecosystem and public health risks.
Trump Touts Greenland Deal as NATO Seeks More Defense
Former US President Donald Trump claims he secured a 'total access' deal for Greenland, while NATO calls on allies to increase defense spending amid global tensions.
Trump Calls Himself 'Dictator' at Davos, Defends as 'Common Sense'
US President Donald Trump embraced the 'dictator' label during his Davos speech, calling it 'common sense leadership' while launching a Board of Peace for Gaza and addressing Greenland acquisition concerns.
US Warns Haitian Politicians Against Destabilizing Country
The US government has issued a strong warning to Haitian political figures, stating it will take decisive action if they engage in activities that destabilize the crisis-hit nation, amid ongoing turmoil.
Satara Wetlands Attract Thousands of Migratory Birds
The Asian Waterbird Census 2026 recorded 3,706 birds of 150 species in Satara's wetlands, highlighting their importance on the Central Asian Flyway amid conservation concerns.
Ukraine to Hold Talks with US and Russia, Says Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has declared that Ukraine will engage in diplomatic talks with both the United States and Russia, aiming to address ongoing conflicts and seek peaceful resolutions in the region.
Druze-Bedouin Tensions Fuel Unrest in Syria's Southern Regions
Sectarian fault lines between Druze and Bedouin communities have ignited significant unrest in Syria's Sweida and Deraa governorates, with displaced families sheltering in schools amid government-mediated agreements.
Egypt-India Economic Potential Over $30 Billion Per Year
Egypt's Ambassador to India highlights the significant untapped economic potential between the two nations, estimating it to be not less than $30 billion annually, with opportunities in trade, investment, and strategic sectors.
DOGE Officials Accused of Accessing Social Security Data
Two DOGE members allegedly accessed and shared Social Security numbers to challenge US election results, according to court documents. The SSA has referred them for potential Hatch Act violations.
Sunita Williams on Spirituality, Science & Space Reflections
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams shares profound insights on spirituality, science, and her space experiences at Kerala Literature Festival, emphasizing unity and inspiration.
Cold Wave, Fog in Punjab, Haryana; Day Temps Above Normal
Cold wave conditions and dense fog continue in Punjab and Haryana, with Hoshiarpur and Sonipat recording 3.3°C, the lowest in plains. Day temperatures, however, are significantly above normal, with Chandigarh at 26.3°C. IMD predicts fog and possible rainf
Himachal Targets Geothermal Energy for Green State Goal
Himachal Pradesh government announces plans to tap geothermal resources in Manikaran, Kasol, and Tattapani as part of its strategy to become a Green Energy State by 2026, reducing fossil fuel dependence.
Leopard Enters Shimla Building, Captured on CCTV
A leopard was recorded on CCTV calmly entering a multi-storey residential building in Shimla's Navbahar area late Wednesday night, climbing to the second floor before leaving without incident.
Activists Question Govt Over Elephant Use in Temple Processions
Wildlife activists in Karnataka raise concerns after forest officials permit a mutt trust to use a female elephant for a temple inauguration in Tiptur, questioning animal welfare and conservation policies.
Alfie Date's Penguin Sweaters: 110-Year-Old's Viral Legacy
The heartwarming tale of Alfred 'Alfie' Date, Australia's oldest man who knitted tiny wool jumpers for oil-affected penguins, continues to inspire globally, highlighting grassroots conservation efforts.
Western Disturbance to Affect North Gujarat Weather
The Western Disturbance is set to impact weather patterns across north Gujarat and parts of Kutch, with light rainfall likely in Kutch, Banaskantha, and Patan. Ahmedabad recorded temperatures above normal, with IMD forecasting fluctuations in minimum temp
Monkeys Dumped, Four Dead in Kamareddy Highway Incident
Four monkeys died and two are critical after about 100 were allegedly tranquilized and dumped near NH-44 in Kamareddy district. Police and forest officials are investigating the incident that occurred near Anthampally village.
Delhi's Warmest Jan Day in 7 Years, AQI Improves
Delhi experienced its warmest January day in seven years with temperatures reaching 27.1°C, seven degrees above normal. The air quality improved to 322 AQI, leading to the lifting of GRAP Stage-III restrictions. Rain is forecast for Friday.
IIT Kharagpur Campus Draws Birders for Rare Pigeon Sightings
Photographers flock to IIT Kharagpur campus not for placements but to capture rare Pale-capped pigeons, with over 75 of these vulnerable birds spotted this year.
Katy Perry's Space Flight Triggers Climate Debate at Davos
Pop star Katy Perry faces criticism for climate hypocrisy after her 2025 space tourism flight while attending environmental talks at Davos. The controversy highlights celebrity environmental impact.
GPS Pioneer Dr Gladys West Dies at 95
Dr Gladys West, the American mathematician whose groundbreaking work in satellite geodesy laid the foundation for modern GPS accuracy, has passed away at age 95. Her 42-year career at a US Navy research center revolutionized navigation technology.
US Winter Storm: Ice, Snow, Power Outage Threat
A dangerous winter storm is set to impact the US, bringing freezing rain, heavy snow, and potential power outages across multiple states, disrupting travel and daily life.
ISRO Scientist: India Qualified for UNSC Seat, World Peace Role
Former BrahMos chief A Sivathanu Pillai says India is uniquely positioned to advocate global peace and deserves a permanent UN Security Council seat. He highlights India's economic potential, space achievements, and climate goals.
Bengaluru Gains Global Admiration, Investment Interest at WEF
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar announced at the World Economic Forum that Bengaluru has emerged as a globally admired city, with companies showing keen interest in investing in its thriving ecosystem.
Boy, 6, Walks 2 Miles in Freeze to Save Dad After Ice Tragedy
A 6-year-old boy braved freezing temperatures, walking nearly two miles to get help after his father and family friend fell through ice on a New York pond and died.
iShowSpeed Explains Africa Tour Focus on Culture, Not Influencer Collabs
Popular streamer iShowSpeed addresses criticism from Nigerian content creators about ignoring collaboration requests during his Africa tour, clarifying his mission focuses on showcasing local culture and undiscovered talent rather than influencer meetups.
Trump Meets Sports Chiefs for America 250 Anniversary Plans
President Donald Trump will meet NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL commissioners to discuss how professional sports can contribute to the United States' 250th anniversary celebrations in 2026.
Trump Hand Bruising at Davos Sparks Health Transparency Debate
Visible bruising on Donald Trump's left hand during Davos signing ceremony reignites questions about presidential health transparency, with White House attributing it to accidental impact and aspirin use.
Shirin Ebadi's Apology for Iran's 1979 Revolution
Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi expresses regret for supporting Iran's 1979 revolution, which promised democracy but led to decades of repression and control under the Islamic Republic.
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