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.
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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.
Trump Launches Newborn Investment Program
US President Donald Trump launches federal investment accounts for newborns with $1,000 initial deposit. Over 500,000 families enrolled, aiming to build long-term savings for children.
India Submits Living Root Bridges for UNESCO Heritage Status
India formally nominates Meghalaya's Jingkieng Jri/Lyu Chrai Cultural Landscape, featuring living root bridges, for UNESCO World Heritage consideration in the 2026-27 cycle.
Texas Freezes H-1B Visas at Public Universities Until 2027
Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders public universities and state agencies to halt new H-1B visa petitions without state permission through 2027, prioritizing jobs for Texans.
Minneapolis Mayor Responds to Trump's 'Playing with Fire' Warning
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has issued a strong response to former President Donald Trump's recent 'playing with fire' warning, addressing political tensions and local governance concerns.
Man Arrested for Spraying Ilhan Omar at Minneapolis Event
A 55-year-old man has been charged with assault after allegedly spraying an unknown substance at Congresswoman Ilhan Omar during a Minneapolis town hall. The suspect, Anthony Kazmierczak, targeted Omar with a syringe while she addressed supporters about I
Trump More Influenced by Big Donors Than Carlson, Bannon
A Middle East expert claims Donald Trump's political decisions are increasingly swayed by major financial contributors, surpassing the influence of media figures like Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon.
Dzukou Valley Wildfire: 30+ Trekkers Evacuated
A wildfire in Dzukou Valley's southern part led to evacuation of over 30 trekkers. Rescue operations by district administration and SAYO continue as trekking remains suspended.
Sunabeda Sanctuary Becomes Leopard Habitat After Maoist-Free Status
Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary in Odisha's Nuapada district, recently declared Maoist-free, is now emerging as a significant leopard habitat with over 70 leopards recorded in camera traps, officials report.
Mysuru Leopard's Fate Awaits Lab Results After Attack
Forest authorities in Chamarajanagar district await lab results to determine if a leopard consumed human flesh after killing a pilgrim at MM Hills, making its release into the wild unlikely.
EU's Kallas Warns NATO, Europe Must Act As US Shifts
European Commission VP Kaja Kallas warns of irreversible transatlantic shift, urges defence integration and NATO reform as US strategic focus moves beyond Europe.
Delhi Cold Nights: Temps to Drop to 6-9°C, Fog & Rain Alert
Delhi faces cold nights as minimum temperatures are expected to dip to 6-9°C over the next two days. Dense fog alert for Thursday, with rain predicted over the weekend. AQI improves slightly but may worsen again.
US Senate Hearing on Venezuela Interrupted by Protester
A US Senate hearing on Venezuela policy was dramatically interrupted by a protester shouting 'That's a war crime!' as Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the Trump administration's military operation that ousted President Nicolás Maduro.
Man Arrested with Elephant Tusks in Palamu Tiger Reserve
A 25-year-old man was arrested with two elephant tusks inside Palamu Tiger Reserve. The tusks, weighing about 1 kg each, were seized by the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau in a decoy operation.
Minneapolis Witness Breaks Silence on ICE Shooting
Stella Carlson shares harrowing account of Alex Pretti's fatal shooting by ICE agents, revealing video evidence contradicts official claims and describing community impact.
Mangaluru Festival Tests On-Site Waste Incineration System
Mangaluru's Allcargo Beach Festival deployed a compact electric incinerator to treat 70kg of non-recyclable waste on-site, preventing 150kg CO2 emissions and showcasing sustainable event solutions.
Mangaluru Apartments Adopt Waste-to-Compost Systems
Apartment complexes in Mangaluru are implementing organic waste composting technologies, reducing landfill waste while generating revenue through compost sales and tax benefits.
Elephant Calf Dies Trapped in Rocks in Chhattisgarh Forest
A one-year-old elephant calf was found dead in Raigarh district's remote forest after slipping into a pit and getting wedged between rocks. Forest officials suspect internal injuries from the fall.
Macron: Greenland Standoff a Wake-Up Call for Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron calls the Greenland standoff with the U.S. a strategic wake-up call, highlighting Europe's military dependence and renewed defense push.
Israel Envoy: Hamas in Pakistan, Bangladesh Worries All Nations
Israeli Ambassador to India Naor Gilon warns that Hamas's interactions in Pakistan and Bangladesh pose a threat requiring international attention and action.
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