Trump to Work With South Korea After Tariff Threat
Former US President Donald Trump signals willingness to negotiate with South Korea after threatening tariffs, highlighting ongoing trade tensions and diplomatic relations.
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Railways Plans 24-Coach Vande Bharat Sleeper with More Seats
Indian Railways is designing a 24-coach Vande Bharat sleeper train with AC pantry, 49% more seats, and advanced amenities. The prototype is targeted for 2026 under Make in India.
PTI Concerned Over Imran Khan's Eye Condition in Jail
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf expresses serious concern about jailed founder Imran Khan's eye health, warning of permanent vision loss risk without immediate specialized treatment.
Netanyahu Blames Biden Arms Embargo for Israeli Soldier Deaths
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly accused the Biden administration's arms embargo of leading to the deaths of Israeli soldiers, escalating tensions in US-Israel relations.
Texas Stops H-1B Visas at State Universities, Affecting Indians
Texas has suspended H-1B visa processing at state universities and agencies, significantly affecting Indian professionals and academics seeking employment in the US state.
Gurgaon Pollution Complaints: 21% Unresolved
CPCB data shows nearly 21% of pollution complaints in Gurgaon remain unresolved, raising concerns about grievance redress effectiveness amid worsening air quality.
Ilhan Omar Defies Assailant, Vows to Continue Immigration Fight
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was targeted by a man with a syringe at a Minneapolis town hall but remained unharmed, vowing to continue speaking against Trump's immigration policies amid rising tensions.
Middle East on Edge as US Mulls Strike After Iran Protests
A month after widespread protests erupted in Iran, the Middle East is gripped by anxiety over a possible US military strike. Regional nations fear escalating tensions and instability.
Landslide Buries Livestock in J&K's Kishtwar
A landslide in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district has buried dozens of livestock, causing significant losses to local farmers and raising concerns about hill region safety.
Indian-Origin Man Charged with Murder in London
An Indian-origin man has been formally charged with the murder of a woman in London, marking a significant development in a high-profile criminal case that has drawn attention across the diaspora community.
US Consumer Paradox: Gloomy Mood, Strong Spending
Despite record-low consumer sentiment in America, retail spending continues to grow, creating a puzzling economic disconnect. The wealthy drive luxury sales while budget-conscious shoppers seek value.
Mumbai Deploys 28 Machines to Combat Poor Air Quality
BMC introduces 28 automatic sweeping machines and mist spraying vans to tackle Mumbai's air pollution after 21 days of unhealthy AQI levels in January 2026.
NYC Defies Snowstorm with Times Square Sledding
As Winter Storm Fern blanketed New York City in heavy snow, locals embraced the weather by sledding and skiing through Times Square, showcasing their resilient spirit.
Greenland PM Demands More Surveillance and Security
Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Bourup Egede declares the nation will not yield to threats, emphasizing the need for increased surveillance and security measures to protect its sovereignty and resources.
Man Wounded in US-Mexico Border Shooting Incident
A man was wounded after exchanging gunfire with US Border Patrol agents near the US-Mexico border. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges and tensions in border regions.
Venezuela's Economic Hope Rises, Democracy Distant
Following US military action that removed Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela sees economic improvements with US oil sales and dollar injections, but democratic transition remains uncertain under Delcy Rodríguez's regime.
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds to Midnight: Scientists Issue Dire Warning
The Doomsday Clock has been set to just 85 seconds before midnight for 2026, marking humanity's closest approach to global catastrophe in modern history. Scientists cite escalating wars, climate failures, and rising nationalism as accelerating threats.
Two DHS Agents Fired After Minneapolis Incident
The Department of Homeland Security has terminated two agents following an internal investigation into an incident involving Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, as per a recent report.
LeT-Hamas Terror Nexus Grows Amid US-Pakistan Peace Deal
A senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander confirms links with Hamas, raising concerns about a new terror nexus. This comes as Pakistan joins US-led peace efforts in Gaza, despite allowing Hamas operations on its soil.
Chandigarh Records 40mm Rain, Second Highest Jan Rainfall in 9 Years
Chandigarh experienced 40mm rainfall in 12 hours, marking the second highest single-day January precipitation in nine years. IMD data reveals weather patterns and forecasts.
Turkey Urges US to Resolve Iran Disputes, Says Tehran Ready for Talks
Turkey has called on the United States to resolve disputes with Iran through a sequential approach, while indicating Iran's readiness to engage in nuclear negotiations amid ongoing regional tensions.
Trump Backtracks on Alex Pretti Claim as DHS Confirms Gunfire
US President Donald Trump reversed his denial about Alex Pretti, calling the fatal shooting unfortunate while defending gun rights. A DHS report confirms Border Patrol officers fired weapons in Minneapolis, sparking investigations and debates on police fo
Old BBC Clip of Holocaust Rescuer Nicholas Winton Resurfaces
A decades-old BBC television clip featuring Nicholas Winton, the British humanitarian who rescued 669 children from the Holocaust, has resurfaced online, drawing renewed attention to his heroic efforts during World War II.
Russian Soldiers Brutally Punished: Tied to Trees, Forced to Eat Snow
Leaked footage reveals Russian commanders punishing two soldiers accused of desertion by tying them to trees in underwear and forcing snow into their mouths amid freezing cold, as reported by The New York Post.
Climate Change Impacts on India's Cattle: Diseases & Heat Stress Rise
A new study reveals climate change is causing higher disease rates, mortality, and heat stress in India's cattle, threatening milk production and livelihoods of 80 million farmers.
India-EU Climate Statement Called Superficial
The recent India-EU joint statement acknowledges climate issues but fails to integrate them with economic policies, raising concerns about long-term environmental impact.
US Military Drills Near Iran: Trump's 'War-Like' Move
The United States launches multi-day aerial military exercises near Iran, deploying aircraft carriers and fighter jets as tensions escalate. President Trump's strategy combines diplomacy with force.
Melinda French Gates Slams ICE Shootings as Unconscionable
Philanthropist Melinda French Gates criticizes ICE shootings of Renée Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, emphasizing American values of peaceful protest and government accountability in LinkedIn post.
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds to Midnight, Closest Ever
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds before midnight, the closest it has ever been to symbolic global catastrophe. Scientists cite nuclear tensions, climate change, and AI risks as key factors.
Russian Tourists Detained at U.S. Marine Base After GPS Error
Two Russian women were detained at California's Camp Pendleton military base after a GPS navigation error. The incident raises diplomatic concerns amid heightened U.S.-Russia tensions.
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