Indian-origin student arrested in Texas for threats, arson
Manojh Lella, a 22-year-old UT Dallas IT student, faces charges of terroristic threat and arson after a family call to police. Bond set at $103,500. Read the full story.
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Archaeologists uncover 2,200-year-old Chinese imperial highway
Chinese archaeologists have discovered a major section of the Qin Straight Road, a 900-km ancient highway built by China's first emperor. This 2,200-year-old engineering marvel sheds new light on imperial logistics and defence. Read more about this histor
Monkeys leap into crocodile river to save baby in Odisha
A troop of 20 monkeys jumped into a crocodile-infested river in Bhitarkanika to save an infant. The viral video highlights animal loyalty and the growing human-crocodile conflict in Odisha. Read the full story.
Uttarakhand Minister Explains Surge in Bear Attacks
Uttarakhand Forest Minister Subodh Uniyal links record bear attacks to climate change disrupting hibernation. Exclusive details on state's action plan, compensation hikes, and future studies.
NGT acts on illegal tree felling for Baripada ISBT
NGT issues notices over alleged illegal felling of 5000+ trees in Mayurbhanj's urban forest for a bus terminal. Hearing on Jan 6. Read the full story.
Iran seizes tanker, detains 16 crew in Persian Gulf
Iran seizes oil tanker, accuses it of smuggling 4 million litres of fuel. 16 non-Iranian crew detained. Escalating tensions in Gulf amid US-Venezuela standoff. Read the full report.
Your Diet Can Fight Climate Change, Says New Study
A new study from the University of British Columbia reveals that simple dietary changes, like eating less beef and reducing waste, are crucial to limiting global warming to 2°C. Find out how you can contribute.
H-1B Visa Overhaul: Lottery Ends, Wage-Based Selection Begins
The US scraps the H-1B lottery for a wage-based system from 2026, coupled with a proposed $100,000 fee. This structural shift prioritises senior roles, impacting Indian professionals and IT firms. Get expert guidance to navigate the changes.
Stabbing Attack at Japan Rubber Factory Leaves 3 Dead
A man went on a stabbing spree at a rubber factory in Japan, killing three and injuring others. Police arrested the suspect, a former employee. Details inside.
Zelenskyy: Critical Decisions Possible Before New Year
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signals crucial developments in the war with Russia are possible before year-end, as he anticipates a meeting with Donald Trump. Read the full analysis.
India Takes Up US Visa Appointment Delays with American Officials
India raises concerns with US over H-1B visa appointment delays causing hardships. MEA says discussions ongoing to resolve issues affecting students and professionals.
Why India's Rivers Turn Red During Monsoon
Discover the fascinating natural process behind India's rivers turning red during the monsoon season. Learn how rainfall, iron-rich soil, and erosion create this annual spectacle.
Suicide bid foiled at Mecca's Grand Mosque, guard hailed
A security guard's swift action prevented a suicide attempt at Islam's holiest site, the Grand Mosque in Mecca. Watch the dramatic video of the incident.
California Storm Aftermath: Floods, Mudslides, Evacuations
A powerful post-Christmas storm batters Southern California with historic rainfall, causing floods, mudslides, and power outages. Residents share stories of survival and rescue. Read the full report.
Drone Strike Injures 9 Children at Pakistan Madrassa
A drone strike targeted a religious seminary in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, injuring nine children during classes. Details on the attack and regional tensions.
14 Injured in Japan Factory Stabbing and Spray Attack
A violent attack at a Japanese factory leaves at least 14 injured after a suspect used a knife and chemical spray. Police have arrested the alleged perpetrator. Get the latest details.
Japan factory stabbing injures 14, attacker uses spray
A violent attack at a Japanese factory left 14 people injured after a stabbing and use of a spray-like liquid. Details are emerging. Stay updated on this breaking news.
Ancient Wolves Lived with Humans 5000 Years Ago, Study Finds
Archaeologists discover wolf remains on a remote Baltic island, suggesting humans cared for them. The findings challenge our understanding of early human-wolf relationships. Read the full story.
Why Sudan's War Gets Less Media Coverage Than Gaza, Ukraine
Sudan's devastating war has killed 40,000 and displaced 14 million, yet media coverage is minimal. Explore how 'flow' and 'contra-flow' theories explain this global media bias. Read analysis.
Ex-Malaysia PM Najib Guilty in 1MDB Money Laundering Case
A Malaysian court convicts former PM Najib Razak on all 21 counts of money laundering linked to the 1MDB scandal. He was accused of receiving over 2.3 billion ringgit. Read the full verdict details.
Ghana's 'Noah' postpones end of world after ark offer
A Ghanaian man claiming to be a modern-day Noah offered spaces on his 'Ebo Noah Ark' for salvation, then announced the world's end is postponed. Read the full story.
Najib Razak Found Guilty in 1MDB Corruption Trial
Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak convicted of abuse of power in the multi-billion dollar 1MDB fraud case. He faces sentencing for money laundering charges. Follow for latest updates.
Indian-origin man dies after long ER wait in Canada
Prashant Sreekumar, 44, died in a Canadian hospital after waiting 8+ hours with chest pain. His wife alleges negligence. The tragic story highlights healthcare delays.
Injured Leopard Rescued in Udanti-Sitanadi After Drone Fails
A senior forest officer used a rope net to subdue an injured leopard near a village in Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve after drone assistance failed. The big cat, with wire snares in its neck, is now stable. Read about the daring operation and the crackdown
California Storm: 3 Dead, State of Emergency Declared
Powerful holiday storms in Southern California cause flash floods, mudslides, and destruction. Governor Newsom declares emergency. Read the latest updates and impacts.
US Bombs Nigeria, 2nd Islamic Nation Hit in a Week
Watch the video as the US military unleashes Hellfire missiles on ISIS targets in Nigeria. President Trump orders strikes in response to Christian killings. Full details inside.
Officer hurt stopping jump at Makkah Grand Mosque
A security officer suffered fractures while preventing a man from jumping at the Grand Mosque in Makkah. Both were hospitalized. Read the full story on the incident and the official response.
Another Hindu Man Lynched in Bangladesh, Protests Erupt
Protests in Dhaka condemn the lynching of Amrit Mondal and Dipu Das in Bangladesh. Hindu groups and NAPA demand action against rising violence targeting religious minorities.
Pakistan's PIA privatised in $480 million deal
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) sold to Arif Habib consortium. Can it replicate Air India's success? Key challenges include debt, ageing fleet, and staff restructuring.
Squirrels Hunt Voles, Shocking Scientists
New study reveals California ground squirrels actively hunt voles, challenging long-held beliefs. Discover their surprising survival strategy and ecological impact.
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