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.
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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.
Trump's Greenland Push Sparks European Revolt, Tariff Threats
Europe warns of retaliation as Trump's Greenland ambition triggers a geopolitical storm. Germany and France accuse Washington of blackmail over territory, not trade.
China's Type 075 Amphibious Ships Reshape Taiwan Pressure
China's Type 075 amphibious assault ships have become a key symbol of military pressure on Taiwan, with recent drills highlighting their role in reshaping regional security dynamics.
Trump Targets Sanctuary Cities in US Immigration Crackdown
President Trump announces end to federal funding for sanctuary jurisdictions as immigration enforcement intensifies in Minnesota following fatal ICE shooting.
Rain Likely in Tricity from Jan 21 as Western Disturbance Hits
A western disturbance will break the sunny weather in Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula. The India Meteorological Department predicts rain from January 21, bringing cooler temperatures.
Himachal Pradesh Faces Third Consecutive Dry Month
Himachal Pradesh reports a 93% rainfall deficit in January, marking the third consecutive dry month. The state faces severe water scarcity and agricultural challenges.
Trump on Nobel Snub: Not Obligated to Think Only of Peace
Former US President Donald Trump responds to being overlooked for the Nobel Peace Prize, stating he feels free from the obligation to focus solely on peace in his messages to Norway.
Trump Links Greenland Bid to Nobel Peace Prize Snub
Former US President Donald Trump connects his stance on acquiring Greenland to not winning the Nobel Peace Prize, stating it made him lose interest in the territory.
NYC Equity Chief's Racist Posts Surface Before Appointment
Mayor Zohran Mamdani appoints Afua Atta-Mensah as chief equity officer, but her deleted X posts containing racist remarks against white women spark controversy.
Elon Musk Donates $10M to Kentucky Senate Candidate
Elon Musk makes his largest single Senate donation to Nate Morris in Kentucky, signaling massive spending for 2026 midterms after reconciling with Donald Trump.
Minneapolis Woman Helped Bleeding Man, Then Kicked Him Out
A Minneapolis woman helped a bleeding man escape an angry crowd, only to ask him to leave her car immediately after discovering he was far-right influencer Jake Lang.
Denmark Swaps White Streetlights for Red to Save Bats
A Danish municipality near Copenhagen is installing red streetlights to protect bat habitats. Studies show white lights disrupt bat behavior, while red lights cause minimal disturbance.
Three Tigers Die in Kaziranga, High Density Blamed
Kaziranga National Park in Assam reports three tiger deaths in a fortnight, with experts citing high tiger density and limited movement from core areas as causes for infighting.
Karachi Mall Fire Death Toll Climbs to 26
A devastating fire at a shopping mall in Karachi has claimed 26 lives. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to search for survivors and control the blaze.
Russian Envoy Mocks Europe, Trump's Tariff Threat
A Russian envoy ridicules European nations and responds to Trump's tariff threat over Greenland, highlighting geopolitical tensions in the Arctic region.
Israel Strikes Hezbollah Targets in Lebanon
Israeli military confirms strikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon after issuing warnings to residents in Sohmor village. Tensions escalate in the region.
UN Chief: Security Council Reform 'Essential', India's Bid Gains
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasizes urgent need for Security Council reform, calling it essential. India's long-standing push for permanent membership receives renewed attention.
European Troops Deploy to Greenland Amid Trump Threat
France, Sweden, and the UK have deployed military forces to Greenland in response to former US President Donald Trump's recent threats, escalating tensions in the Arctic region.
Miller: Minnesota Police Ordered to 'Stand Down' in ICE Protests
White House aide Stephen Miller alleges local and state police in Minneapolis have been told to surrender authority to federal officers during ongoing anti-ICE demonstrations.
Maharashtrian Tourists Chant in Paris, Stirring Civic Sense Debate
A video of Maharashtrian tourists loudly chanting regional slogans in Paris's Montmartre area has gone viral, igniting discussions on public behavior abroad and cultural pride.
Greenland's Icy Reality: Viking Marketing Created Frozen Paradox
Greenland, the world's largest island, is 80% ice-covered despite its name. Learn how Viking explorer Erik the Red's strategic naming and current climate changes reveal this frozen land's true nature.
Karachi Fire Death Toll Rises to 26, Dozens Missing
A massive fire at Gul Plaza in Karachi has claimed 26 lives, with dozens still unaccounted for. Rescue operations face structural risks as authorities warn the death toll may climb further.
Spain Slams Trump's Greenland Push, Warns Putin Win
Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez condemns Trump's push to acquire Greenland, warning it fractures NATO and hands Putin a geopolitical victory amid tariff disputes.
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