Second Cub of Man-Eating Tigress T-2 Captured
Forest teams captured the second cub of tigress T-2 in Chandrapur. The 17-month-old female was tranquilised and trapped. Search continues for the remaining two cubs with drone surveillance.
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Rare Rescue: Python and 10 Eggs Retrieved from Farm
In a rare operation, a seven-foot python and its 10 eggs were safely rescued from a farm in Dahigaon village, Amravati. The snake and eggs were handed over to the Forest Department.
NGT Orders Probe Into Yamuna Sand Mining Violations
The National Green Tribunal has directed authorities to examine cancellation of environmental clearance for a sand mining company on Yamuna riverbed near Loni, following repeated illegal mining allegations.
India's Engineering Exports Up 8.8% in April 2026
India's engineering exports rose 8.8% year-on-year to $10.3 billion in April 2026, driven by aluminium, copper, and auto components, despite West Asia disruptions.
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Sukhna Lake desilting begins, IIT Roorkee to guide project
The UT engineering department has started desilting work at Sukhna Lake to enhance water capacity. The Rs 50 lakh project, guided by IIT Roorkee, will use silt on-site to strengthen banks and improve groundwater recharge.
Iran Seeks Just Order, Hormuz Cannot Be Source of Insecurity
Iran's acting foreign minister Ali Bagheri in Moscow called for a just world order that negates hegemony, stating the Strait of Hormuz cannot be a source of insecurity.
Loktak Lake: Floating National Park and Dancing Deer
Discover Loktak Lake in Manipur, featuring floating phumdis, the world's only floating national park, and endangered Sangai deer. A unique ecosystem under threat.
Summer Travel from India to Long-Haul Destinations Dips
Travel from India to the USA, Europe, and West Asia has declined this summer due to geopolitical tensions, airspace disruptions, and visa delays, with UAE bookings dropping over 70%.
Olive Ridley Turtle Nesting Declines in Goa This Season
Goa's olive ridley turtle nesting season sees a decline in nests and eggs compared to 2025, with 16,292 eggs recorded so far. Experts cite human activity and climate change.
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Goa: Tuem Residents Panic Over Property Seizures for Quarry Fines
Residents of Tuem in Goa are worried after the mamlatdar issued notices demanding payment of pending fines for illegal stone quarrying, warning of property confiscation.
Goa Forest Dept Cracks Down on Bullfrog Poaching
Goa forest department warns against bullfrog poaching, deploying round-the-clock patrols. Violators face up to Rs 1 lakh fine and three months imprisonment under Wildlife Protection Act.
Chandigarh Weather: Dry Thursday, Relief Expected from Friday
Chandigarh remained dry on Thursday despite rain forecast, but maximum temperature dropped to 40°C. IMD predicts thunder, dust storms, and light rain from Friday, bringing relief.
Ghaziabad DM Leads Anti-Dust Drive to Combat Air Pollution
Ghaziabad DM Ravindra Kumar Mandar chaired a CAQM meeting, directing departments to control road dust. An action plan for a dust-free city was presented.
Goa Airports Hit Hard: International Flights Down 62%
International flights at Goa's two airports fell 62% in April 2026 due to West Asia turmoil. Dabolim saw a 98.2% collapse, while Mopa dropped 39%. Domestic traffic was resilient.
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Goa forest dept expands waterholes to curb human-animal conflict
Goa forest department is expanding its network of waterholes to prevent wild animals from straying into human settlements during summer. Nearly 100 waterholes are functional, with more planned under CAMPA funding.
Margao Gasification Plant Smooth, Black Spots Persist
Margao's new waste treatment plant operates without issues, but garbage black spots on roads remain. The plant treats 10 TPD of dry waste, yet impact is invisible.
Goa Fishing Ban Starts May 31; Sardine Harvest Boosts Season
Goa's 61-day fishing ban starts May 31, halting 1,500 trawlers. Sardine harvest boosts season, but infrastructure issues like incomplete training wall at Cavelossim persist.
Leopard and Bison Sightings Alarm Villagers in Canacona
Frequent leopard and bison sightings in Canacona, Goa, have alarmed villagers, with livestock injuries and crop damage reported. Poinguinim village is worst hit.
Chandel-Hasapur Bridge Near Mopa Airport Faces Monsoon Deadline
The Chandel-Hasapur bridge near Mopa airport enters final stage, but delays worry locals fearing monsoon isolation. MLA says work is on war footing.
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Gurgaon Rain Brings Major Relief from Heatwave
Rain and thunderstorms swept across Gurgaon on Thursday evening, providing relief from a weeklong heatwave. IMD issued an orange alert for May 29-30 with more storms expected.
Fire at Bhopal Hospital, Patients Shifted
A fire broke out at a private hospital in Bairagarh, Bhopal on Thursday. Patients were shifted to safer wards as fire brigades controlled the blaze within 40 minutes. No injuries reported.
Gujarat Student Stabbed to Death in Canada's Niagara Region
A 22-year-old Indian student from Gujarat was stabbed to death in Canada's Niagara region, sparking safety concerns for overseas students. The family was unaware for 12 days.
Port Project's Missing Wall Led to Disappearance of Two Islands
A 1981 river-training scheme for Hooghly included a protective wall for three islands, but it was never built. Two islands have since vanished, and a third is eroding rapidly.
Leopard attacks kill one, injure girl in Chhattisgarh
A 55-year-old man was killed and a girl injured in separate leopard attacks in Chhattisgarh. Villagers fear the animal is becoming a man-eater as heat drives it closer to settlements.
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NTCA Team Rules Out Tranquiliser Overdose in Tiger Death
A special NTCA team concluded that the tiger found dead in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve died of cardio-respiratory failure due to extreme stress, ruling out tranquiliser overdose.
Cameroonian Woman Transforms Lives with Low-Cost Sanitary Pads
Marie-Claire Nabila Kuja trained in Vadodara to make low-cost sanitary pads, then returned to Cameroon, producing over 1 million pads using banana fiber, empowering women and girls.
Kolkata Gets Thunderstorm Relief, More Rain Expected Friday
Kolkata received a thunderstorm on Thursday, dropping temperatures from 30°C to 27°C. The Met office predicts more rain on Friday, with cyclonic circulation and moisture from the Bay of Bengal.
ICAR Approves First Vertebrate Pest Management Centre in Bihar
ICAR has approved the establishment of a voluntary centre for vertebrate pest management at Veer Kunwar Singh Agricultural College, Dumraon, under BAU, marking a first for Bihar.
Adivasi Groups Oppose Tiger Reserve Expansion and Safari Tourism
Over 35 Adivasi villages in Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu have issued the Nagarhole Declaration, demanding a halt to relocations and accusing forest authorities of turning ancestral lands into a commercial safari spectacle.
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World's Largest Lakes: Inland Oceans Shaping Climate
Explore the world's largest lakes, from the Caspian Sea to Lake Baikal, and discover how these massive water bodies influence climate, ecosystems, and economies.
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