Ranthambore Tigress Climbs Tree in Rare Bird Hunt
A tigress at Ranthambore Tiger Reserve was filmed climbing a tree to hunt birds, an unusual behavior for tigers. The rare moment occurred in Zone 3's Padam Talao area during a morning safari.
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Trump Tells Allies 'Go Get Your Own Oil' Amid Gulf War Rift
Donald Trump's social media posts taunt US allies over oil and war support, exposing deep transatlantic rifts as European nations resist backing Washington's Gulf conflict.
MSF: Sexual Violence Used as War Weapon in Sudan, 3,300+ Cases
Doctors Without Borders reveals at least 3,396 survivors treated for sexual violence in Sudan from 2024-2025, with gang rapes and delays in care highlighting a crisis far worse than reported figures show.
Iran Shoots Down US MQ-9 Drone in Isfahan Revenge Strike
Iran claims its air defense systems shot down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone over Isfahan and another over Qeshm Island, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict with the United States.
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US Warns Iran: 'If Not Willing, We Will Act,' Hints Ground Offensive
Pete Hegseth's stern warning to Tehran signals potential US military action, including a ground offensive, amid escalating tensions over Iran's regional activities.
Iran Warns Israel Over Targeting of Pharma Firms
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has issued a stern warning to Israel, stating that any attacks on Iranian pharmaceutical companies will result in severe punishment, amid escalating tensions in the region.
Ex-SC Judge Slams 45,000 Mangrove Cuts for Mumbai Road
Justice Abhay Oka calls the planned destruction of 45,000 mangroves for the Versova-Bhayander coastal road staggering, urging independent review to reduce ecological damage.
US Warns Iran: 'Upcoming Days Will Be Decisive' in Conflict
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns Iran to 'cut a deal' with President Trump, stating the coming days will be decisive in the Middle East conflict, as tensions escalate with drone strikes and oil price surges.
Iran Pushes Houthis for Red Sea Strikes, Global Trade at Risk
Fresh intelligence indicates Iran may be urging Yemen's Houthi rebels to intensify attacks on Red Sea shipping lanes, potentially targeting oil tankers. This escalation could disrupt global trade and energy supplies, raising fears of a wider regional conf
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Falgu River Sand Mining Causes Severe Environmental Damage
Indiscriminate sand mining along the Falgu river between Bodh Gaya and Bitho village is causing severe environmental harm, weakening bridge pillars, and ignoring decade-old expert recommendations for a total ban.
Dubai's $1 Billion Economic Package to Support Businesses
Dubai announces a $1 billion incentive package, including fee deferrals and residency reforms, to ease financial pressures and boost trade amid global supply chain disruptions linked to West Asia conflict.
US Army Chief: Epic Fury Deployment Won't Repeat Iraq, Afghanistan Rotations
US Army Secretary Christine Wormuth states that rotational units in Iraq and Afghanistan faced uncertainty over mission end, a situation that will not occur with the upcoming Epic Fury deployment, emphasizing clearer objectives and timelines.
Heavy Rain, Hail Damage Crops in Fazilka, Muktsar, Bathinda
Unseasonal heavy rainfall and hailstorms have severely damaged crops across Fazilka, Muktsar, and Bathinda districts in Punjab, raising concerns for farmers and local agriculture.
USCIS Admits Past Immigration Vetting Was Inadequate
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services has revealed that previous screening measures for immigration were wholly inadequate, leading to improper approvals. Following a 2025 shooting, the agency has implemented enhanced vetting procedures including Op
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Trump Tells UK, France to Take Oil from Hormuz Strait
Former US President Donald Trump advises Britain and France to secure their own oil by taking it from the Strait of Hormuz, criticizing their role in the ongoing conflict with Iran that has disrupted global markets.
IMD Predicts More Heatwave Days in East, Central, Northwest India
The India Meteorological Department forecasts an increased number of heatwave days in East, Central, and Northwest India this season, urging preparedness measures.
Satellite Images Show Middle East Destruction in Iran War
New satellite imagery provides clear evidence of extensive damage to military ports, air bases, and key facilities across the Middle East resulting from the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel.
Pakistani Cleric's 'One Roti' Claim on Kashmir Insurgency Sparks Outrage
A Pakistani cleric's shocking allegation that women in Kashmir were forced to trade sexual favors for basic food like a single roti has ignited controversy, raising questions about militant exploitation and the human cost of conflict.
Iran Executes Alleged US Agents, Threatens Death for Spying
Iran intensifies internal crackdown, executing individuals for alleged anti-state activities and threatening death penalty for those aiding hostile foreign powers under enhanced laws.
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Kharg Island: Iran's 'Forbidden' Oil Hub and Ancient Pearl
Kharg Island, Iran's strategic oil terminal in the Persian Gulf, is known as the 'forbidden island' due to strict access controls. Rich in history with archaeological sites dating back millennia, it handles 90% of Iran's oil exports and is heavily secured
Five Explosions in Dubai as Iran's Gulf Offensive Intensifies
Five explosions have struck Dubai, escalating Iran's offensive in the Gulf amid a broader Middle East conflict. The attacks target key infrastructure, raising regional tensions and global security concerns.
10 Countries Named After Historical Figures
Explore the fascinating origins of 10 sovereign nations, including Russia, Uzbekistan, and Bolivia, named after explorers, saints, and leaders who shaped global history and culture.
IMD Predicts More Heatwave Days in Key Indian Regions
The India Meteorological Department forecasts an increased number of heatwave days in East, Central, and Northwest India compared to usual seasonal patterns, raising concerns about public health and agriculture.
Trump Criticizes France Over Airspace Denial to US Planes
Former US President Donald Trump condemns France for refusing airspace access to American aircraft heading to Israel, vowing the US will remember the decision.
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IRS Pays Palantir $1.8M for SNAP Audit Tool Development
The US Internal Revenue Service has reportedly paid Palantir $1.8 million to develop the Selection and Analytic Platform (SNAP), a custom tool designed to identify audit cases, improve tax collection, and support criminal investigations.
Iran Shoots Down US MQ-9 Reaper Drone Over Isfahan
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claims its air defense systems intercepted and destroyed a US-made MQ-9 Reaper drone over Isfahan. This follows earlier claims of destroying a US surveillance aircraft in Saudi Arabia, escalating Middle East tensions.
Asia Energy Crisis Deepens as Iran War Disrupts Hormuz Strait
Global maritime analytics firm Kpler warns Asia will suffer the worst impact from Iran war energy disruptions, with supply gaps emerging across key economies like China, Philippines, and Indonesia.
Trump Lashes Out at Allies Over Fuel Prices, Iran's Hormuz Chokehold
Former US President Donald Trump criticized the UK and France over rising fuel prices due to Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz, urging allies to rely on themselves or buy from the US.
Snakes Borrow Toxins from Toads for Defense, Study Reveals
Red-necked keelback snakes don't produce venom but store toxins from poisonous toads in neck glands. Research shows their defensive behavior depends on recent meals, not toxin monitoring.
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Chechen Fighters Signal War-Readiness Against U.S. in Iran Conflict
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, a Putin ally, indicates Chechen fighters are prepared for deployment to the Middle East if the U.S. invades Iran, calling it a 'jihad'.
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