Hungary Defies EU, Keeps Buying Russian Gas via Turkey
Hungary openly challenges EU energy restrictions, pledging to continue purchasing Russian natural gas through Turkey's pipeline while warning of energy security risks.
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Lucknow Rainfall, More Expected in Early February
Lucknow experienced light rain and strong winds, with more rainfall predicted for early February due to a western disturbance. The city recorded 1.2-5.6 mm of rain, helping reduce winter rainfall deficits.
Powell: Tariff Inflation to Peak Mid-2026, No Rate Hike Likely
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell anticipates a one-time consumer price surge from Trump tariffs in mid-2026, while signaling no imminent rate increases and steady policy stance.
Texas Probes H-1B Visa Abuse by North Texas Companies
The Texas Workforce Commission has initiated a comprehensive investigation into alleged H-1B visa abuse by companies in North Texas, focusing on potential violations of labor laws and displacement of American workers.
Jhansi Railways, Forest Dept Sign MoU for Green Initiative
Jhansi Rail Division and Uttar Pradesh Forest Department signed an MoU to develop dense forests on 3.39 hectares of railway land using the Japanese Miyawaki method, aiming to enhance biodiversity and combat climate change.
Bomb Cyclone Winter Storm Headed for New York City
New York City braces for a bomb cyclone winter storm this weekend, with up to 3 inches of snow and dangerous wind chills expected. The storm will impact the East Coast from South Carolina to Maine.
IMD Forecast: Cold Wave, Fog, Rain to Hit India
IMD warns of persistent cold wave in northwest India, dense fog across northern and eastern states, and renewed rainfall/snowfall in western Himalayas due to fresh western disturbance.
Gurgaon Cold Wave Alert: IMD Issues Yellow Warning
Gurgaon residents experienced a chilly day with overcast skies and no sunshine. IMD issued a yellow alert for cold wave and dense fog, with temperatures staying below normal across Haryana.
Powell Upbeat on US Economy, Cautious on AI Job Effects
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell described the US economy as on a firm footing while acknowledging uncertainty about AI's impact on jobs and growth, noting short-term disruptions but long-term productivity gains.
Taiwan Detects 5 PLA Aircraft, 5 Naval Vessels Near Territory
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense detected five People's Liberation Army aircraft sorties and five naval vessels operating around its territory, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait region.
US 'Discombobulator' Weapon in Venezuela Attack Explained
Analysis of the US 'discombobulator' weapon used in Venezuela, exploring sonic weapons, electronic warfare systems, and their disorienting effects on military defenses.
Noida, Ghaziabad AQI Improves After Hailstorm, IMD Issues Fog Alert
Light rainfall and hailstorm in Noida and Ghaziabad improved air quality from 'very poor' to 'poor' on Wednesday. IMD forecasts cold nights with temperatures dipping to 6-9°C and dense fog on Thursday.
Hindon River March: Activists Protest Pollution Crisis
Environmentalists from western UP launch a 225-km protest march to save the Hindon river, declared 'dead' a decade ago. The march highlights severe pollution from industrial effluents and untreated sewage, posing health risks to communities.
US 'Discombobulator' Weapon in Venezuela Strike: Details
Analysis of the US 'discombobulator' weapon used in Venezuela strike, covering electronic warfare, sonic devices, and its role in disabling defenses and capturing leaders.
Russia Rejects Report on 1.2 Million Casualties in Ukraine War
The Kremlin has dismissed a Washington-based think-tank report claiming Russia suffered nearly 1.2 million casualties in Ukraine. The report warns total casualties could hit 2 million by spring.
Rubio Hints at Preemptive Strike Against Iran
US Senator Marco Rubio hints at preemptive military action against Iran as the United States strengthens its military presence in the Middle East, raising tensions.
Listening to the Aravallis: Ancient Hills, Modern Lessons
An environmental reflection on the Aravalli hills as ecological custodians, exploring shared consciousness, human disconnection from nature, and the fragile balance between development and preservation.
HSPCB Audit of Gurgaon, Faridabad Waste Management Begins
Haryana State Pollution Control Board initiates a comprehensive one-month audit of municipal solid waste management in Gurgaon and Faridabad, focusing on segregation, collection, and landfill practices.
Trump Warns Minneapolis Mayor on Immigration
President Donald Trump warned Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about non-cooperation with federal immigration agents, amid tensions over the killing of protesters.
NHAI to Build Flyover on Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway
NHAI proposes a 3-km flyover near Narsingpur on Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway to tackle chronic traffic bottlenecks. The plan includes elevated ramps, pedestrian safety measures, and stormwater drainage improvements.
Trump Pick Bessent Slams EU-India FTA Over Ukraine
Scott Bessent, a potential Treasury Secretary under Trump, accuses Europe of favoring trade deals like the EU-India FTA over supporting Ukraine, highlighting geopolitical tensions.
Iran Faces Dire Dilemma as Trump Issues Nuclear Ultimatum
President Trump's ultimatum to Iran to negotiate away its nuclear program or face potential attack leaves Tehran in a precarious position. The regime faces humiliating retreat or military strikes amid economic woes and protests.
NDMA Urges District Emergency Centers for Better Disaster Response
Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain highlights gaps in emergency infrastructure across states, emphasizing need for district-level response centers and technology integration for proactive disaster management.
Trump Weighs Targeted Strikes on Iran for Regime Change
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering targeted military strikes against Iran to instigate regime change, as Iran prepares for potential conflict while maintaining diplomatic efforts.
US Treasury Secretary: Europe Funding War Against Itself
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reiterated his claim that Europe is effectively funding the war against itself through financial mechanisms, sparking debate on global economic policies and international relations.
Viral 'Bananas and Rice' Woman Among 16 Arrested in Minneapolis
Nasra Ahmed, the Somali American woman who gained fame for her 'bananas and rice' identity analogy, is among 16 individuals arrested in Minneapolis for allegedly assaulting federal agents during protests.
NGT Orders Rajasthan Forest Officers to Act on Failed Plantations
National Green Tribunal directs Rajasthan's top forest officials to personally intervene, initiate disciplinary action, and carry out fresh plantation over 400 hectares near Kota after compensatory tree plantations failed completely.
Putin Invites Zelensky to Moscow for Rare Peace Talks
Russia signals willingness for direct Putin-Zelensky talks but insists they must be held in Moscow with security guarantees, as Ukraine pushes for resolution on territorial disputes and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear crisis.
Trump Warns Iran, Tehran Vows Unprecedented Response
Former US President Donald Trump warns Iran of a 'far worse' attack if provoked, while Tehran threatens a response 'like never before', escalating tensions.
Russians Near Front Line Grow Tired of War
Residents of Russia's Belgorod region, close to the Ukrainian border, show increasing fatigue with the prolonged conflict, facing blackouts, drone threats, and government suspicion.
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