Cold Wave, Dense Fog Hit Punjab & Haryana
Cold wave conditions persist in Punjab and Haryana with dense fog causing zero visibility in Amritsar. IMD forecasts more fog, cold waves, and upcoming rainfall with gusty winds.
Category : World
NRI Woman Wins UK Court Appeal for Workplace Fairness
An NRI woman has won a significant appeal in a UK court, securing workplace fairness rights related to her chronic illness. The ruling highlights protections for employees with long-term health conditions.
India, Oman Discuss Renewable Energy Collaboration at WEF 2026
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi met Oman's Economic Advisor at the World Economic Forum 2026 to discuss joint renewable energy projects, enhancing bilateral ties.
Kovind Proposes New Global Power Measure Beyond GDP
Former President Ram Nath Kovind calls for a new global measure of national power, emphasizing economic strength and responsible governance over traditional metrics like GDP.
Trump to Meet Global CEOs in Davos Amid US Policy Focus
Former US President Donald Trump is set to meet with top global CEOs at the Davos forum, with US economic and trade policies under intense international scrutiny.
EB-1A Visa Demand Triples Amid H-1B Constraints
US EB-1A visa applications have surged threefold in four years as professionals seek permanent residency without employer sponsorship, while approval rates drop and credential fraud concerns rise.
US Ties Health Aid to African Government Funding Pledges
The United States revises its health assistance approach, making aid contingent on financial commitments from African governments to strengthen local healthcare systems.
Stevie Wonder's Role in Creating MLK Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day became a federal holiday after years of activism. Stevie Wonder used his music and influence to push for its recognition, facing opposition along the way.
China's Population Drops Again as Policies Fail
China's population continues to shrink for the second consecutive year, with government measures failing to boost birth rates amid economic pressures and changing social norms.
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Europe Over Greenland Purchase
Former President Donald Trump announces new tariffs on European goods starting February 1, demanding US purchase of Greenland. EU leaders condemn the move as economic blackmail.
Uttarakhand Forest Fires: Six Major Alerts Issued
Forest Survey of India issues six major fire alerts for Uttarakhand as wildfires reignite in multiple forest divisions including Rudraprayag, Chakrata, Badrinath, Almora and Narendranagar.
Hidden Sediments Under Greenland Ice Speed Up Sea Rise
UC San Diego researchers discovered soft sediments beneath Greenland's ice sheet, enabling faster ice flow to oceans and potentially accelerating future sea level rise beyond current predictions.
Elderly Tribal Woman Killed by Elephants in Garhwa
A 70-year-old woman from a vulnerable tribal group died after being trampled by elephants while grazing goats in Garhwa district. This marks the second such fatality in the area within a fortnight.
Doon Medical College Suspends Two Students for Ragging
Two MBBS students at Doon Medical College in Dehradun face suspension and fines after an anti-ragging committee found them guilty of assaulting first-year students.
Abandoned Elephant Calf Rescued in Haridwar Forest
Forest officials in Haridwar found an abandoned elephant calf during a routine patrol. The calf was moved to a rescue centre at Rajaji Tiger Reserve and is now stable under veterinary observation.
Digital Scans Uncover Pompeii's Hidden Love Notes and Sketches
Researchers from Sorbonne and Quebec Universities have discovered new love notes and sketches on Pompeii walls using advanced digital scanning technology.
ICE Agent Confronts Protesters in Minnesota: Viral Video
A viral video from St. Paul, Minnesota captures an ICE agent arguing with protesters during an arrest operation. The agent accused bystanders of disrupting the arrest of an alleged child sex offender.
Karachi Mall Fire: Locked Exits Trap Victims in Inferno
A devastating fire at a Karachi mall, fueled by locked emergency exits and dense smoke, led to multiple fatalities and injuries, highlighting severe safety lapses.
Arabian Sea Boiling Waters Alarm Gujarat Coast
A strange boiling phenomenon in the Arabian Sea near Gujarat's coast has sparked environmental and safety concerns among locals and authorities.
US Retiree Eyes Delhi Move, Asks Reddit for Advice
A man in his mid-30s who retired early from US television industry is considering moving to Delhi. He loves Indian culture, food, and women, but seeks advice on feasibility and cultural acceptance.
Heavy Snowfall Alert in J&K as Western Disturbance Peaks Jan 22-23
A strong western disturbance is set to bring heavy snowfall to Jammu and Kashmir, peaking on January 22-23, 2026. Authorities issue alerts for potential disruptions.
US Flu Activity Declines But Remains Elevated, CDC Reports
Influenza activity in the United States shows a second week of decline or stabilization, yet hospitalization rates are historically high, with children and older adults most affected, according to CDC data.
Tamiraparani Waterbird Count 2024 Begins Jan 23
The 16th Tamiraparani Waterbird Count starts January 23 across three Tamil Nadu districts, documenting migratory and resident species in critical wetland habitats.
US Warns Europe Against Tariff Retaliation Over Greenland
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cautions European nations against retaliatory tariffs in response to Trump's Greenland-linked levies, calling such moves 'very unwise'.
Trump to Reinstate Tariffs if Court Blocks Trade Moves
Former US President Donald Trump says he will quickly reimpose tariffs if a court overturns his trade policies, signaling a tough stance on international trade.
Shivaji Park Beautification Sparks Protest Over Dust
Residents protest BMC's beautification plan for Shivaji Park, demanding removal of red soil causing dust pollution. IIT Bombay's investigation delays solution.
Iran Offers Amnesty to Protesters Amid Deadly Unrest
Iran's police chief gives protesters three days to surrender for leniency. Supreme Leader Khamenei blames US and Israel for unrest that killed thousands.
Vegetable Seller Killed by Elephants in Ramgarh District
A vegetable seller from Ramgarh district was killed by a herd of elephants in Gomia block late Sunday night. The victim ignored warnings about the herd and drove without headlights, leading to the fatal encounter.
Seawater 'Boiling' Off Gujarat Coast Sparks Investigation
Fishermen and officials report strange bubbling and turbulence in seawater near Gujarat, prompting urgent investigation into possible gas seepage or geological activity.
Trump's Nuclear Stance Sparks Arms Race Fears
Donald Trump's recent comments on nuclear weapons have raised concerns about a potential global arms race, with experts warning of increased tensions and proliferation risks.
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