Satena Plane with 15 Missing in Colombia
A Satena airline aircraft carrying 13 passengers and two crew members has gone missing in Colombia. Authorities have launched search operations for the vanished plane.
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US Fed Keeps Rates Steady: Powell Highlights Tariffs, Jobs
The Federal Reserve's FOMC maintains interest rates at 3.50-3.75% after three cuts. Powell notes core inflation at 3%, tariffs driving goods prices, and slowing job growth due to labor force decline.
DDA Denies Wazirabad Wetland Existence in NGT
Delhi Development Authority tells National Green Tribunal that a filled-up pond near Wazirabad was never officially recorded as a wetland, contradicting environmental reports.
Kolkata Wetlands Fire Exposes Illegal Units & Safety Lapses
Over 66 hours after a fire engulfed two godowns in East Kolkata Wetlands, illegal units continue operating with impunity. Hundreds of warehouses lack fire safety measures, risking lives.
Ghana Grants Passport to YouTuber IShowSpeed
Ghana awards YouTuber IShowSpeed a passport after his Africa tour, recognizing his positive representation of the country and continent to global audiences.
US Gaza Demilitarization Plan with Weapons Buyback Under Trump
The United States has outlined a Gaza demilitarization plan featuring a weapons buyback program as part of the Trump peace framework, with potential amnesty for Hamas militants.
ICE Clashes With Journalists In Minneapolis Amid Political Tensions
Federal immigration agents in Minneapolis clashed with journalists and protesters during enforcement operations, with agents threatening arrest and deploying chemical irritants. The incident follows political tensions over immigration enforcement and a re
Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged at 3.5%-3.75% Amid Political Tensions
The US Federal Reserve maintains benchmark interest rates at 3.5% to 3.75% with two dissenting votes favoring cuts. The pause follows three consecutive rate reductions last year as officials assess economic impacts amid political criticism from President
Rubio: Iran Can Target 40,000 US Troops with Drones, Missiles
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns Congress that 30,000-40,000 American troops in Middle East bases are within range of Iran's drones and ballistic missiles, calling it a real threat.
Border Patrol Agents in Minneapolis Shooting Placed on Leave
U.S. Border Patrol agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis have been placed on administrative leave pending investigation into the incident.
India's Significant Progress on US Trade Deal, EU Talks Continue
India has made substantial progress in trade negotiations with the United States, with ongoing discussions alongside parallel talks for a European Union trade pact, marking a pivotal moment in international economic relations.
US Loses 10,000+ PhD Scientists in Historic Federal Exodus
The US federal government experienced its largest annual loss of scientific expertise in 2025, with over 10,000 STEM PhD scientists departing agencies. This 14% reduction raises concerns about research continuity and innovation capacity.
Russian Soldier in Penguin Camouflage Killed by Ukrainian Drone
A Russian soldier wearing a white thermal-blocking cloak resembling a penguin was eliminated by a Ukrainian FPV drone. The incident highlights battlefield tactics and reports of severe discipline within Russian forces.
Germany Updates US Travel Advisory Over Protests, Winter Storms
Germany's Federal Foreign Office has revised travel guidance for the United States, warning citizens about safety risks from protests, immigration enforcement operations, and severe winter weather disruptions across the country.
Goa's Toyyar Lake Bird Survey Shows Rich Biodiversity
The All Goa Waterbird Count 2025 documented 46 bird species at Toyyar Lake in Chimbel, highlighting wetland biodiversity amid concerns over habitat disruption from the Unity Mall project.
Indian Green Card Holder's LinkedIn Viewed by USCIS After Case Closure
An Indian Green Card holder's LinkedIn profile was viewed by USCIS officials after his case closed in 2024, raising alarms about ongoing monitoring and social media vetting amid US immigration tightening.
FBI Search at Fulton County Elections Office Near Atlanta
FBI agents conducted a court-authorized search at Fulton County's main elections office in Union City, Georgia, amid ongoing political tensions surrounding the 2020 presidential election results.
EU Warns Europe Must Unite Militarily as 'Sleeping Giant'
EU Commissioner Andrius Kubilius warns Europe is a 'sleeping giant' that must unite militarily, citing Ukraine war lessons. He urges integration beyond spending for real security.
King Cobras Mapped Near Goa Railway Tracks
A Surat-based researcher and international team mapped 47 king cobra locations across Goa, with surprising findings near railway corridors. The study reveals how human infrastructure influences apex predators.
Russia's Missile & Drone Attack Pounds Ukraine Cities
Russia launched a massive overnight assault with Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 146 drones targeting Ukrainian cities including Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, killing civilians ahead of peace talks.
Trump Sends Border Czar to Minneapolis After Vance Fails
US President Donald Trump dispatched border czar Tom Homan to Minneapolis following Vice President JD Vance's unsuccessful attempt to calm protests over violent immigration operations in the city.
Buxar DM Inspects Gokul Reservoir, Directs Protection of Migratory Birds
District Magistrate Sahila inspected development work at Gokul reservoir, stressing wetland protection for 3,500 migratory birds of 65 species annually. Officials directed to expedite land demarcation and infrastructure planning.
Tiger Found Dead in Valmiki Reserve, Suspected Electrocution
A male tiger was discovered dead in a sugarcane field in West Champaran's Valmiki Tiger Reserve. Forest officials suspect electrocution from an illegal fence, prompting an investigation under wildlife protection laws.
Rubio Senate Hearing on Regime Change in Cuba, Iran, Venezuela
US Senator Marco Rubio chaired a Senate hearing on regime change policies in Cuba, Iran, and Venezuela, discussing US foreign strategy and regional impacts.
ICE Shooting of Alex Pretti Sparks National Outrage, Political Fallout
Federal immigration agents who shot and killed US citizen Alex Pretti in Minneapolis placed on leave amid public outrage, political criticism, and funding threats.
Uttarakhand Snowfall Disrupts Life, Blocks Highways
Heavy snowfall in Uttarakhand's higher reaches disrupts normal life, blocking national highways and leaving villages without electricity across Dehradun, Uttarkashi, and Bageshwar districts.
Uttarakhand Wildlife Rescue Centres Over Capacity
Wildlife rescue centres across Uttarakhand are operating beyond capacity, with Chiriyapur housing 23 leopards against 9 capacity. Officials cite human-leopard conflicts as primary cause, announce new facilities.
Krishna River Colour Change Sparks Contamination Fears in AP-Telangana
Residents along Krishna river in Palnadu district report water turning blue-green with foul smell over two months. AP Pollution Control Board tests show no chemical contamination, attributing it to algal growth.
CEOs Condemn ICE Shooting of Nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis
Top CEOs including Apple's Tim Cook and OpenAI's Sam Altman condemn ICE shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, calling for de-escalation and restraint amid protests.
India-US Trade Deal Nears Completion with Major Progress
India and the United States are reportedly very close to finalizing a bilateral trade agreement, with official sources indicating substantial progress in negotiations amid ongoing EU trade pact discussions.
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