Ballia's Sattu Laddoo Goes Global: US and Gulf Markets
Under CM Yogi Adityanath's ODOP initiative, Ballia's Sattu Laddoo is now exported to America and Gulf countries, boosting employment and farmer incomes.
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India Invests in Green Energy Corridors for Grid Stability
India plans to invest in green energy corridors to address grid stability issues, integrating renewable sources like solar and wind to ensure reliable power supply.
Women-Led Cafe at 13,000 Feet in East Sikkim with Army Help
A new women-led cafe has been established at an altitude of 13,000 feet in East Sikkim with support from the Indian Army, empowering local women and boosting tourism.
German Tourist's Rs 4,500 E-Rickshaw Ride Sparks Debate
A viral post about a German tourist charged Rs 4,500 for a 30-minute e-rickshaw ride in Old Delhi has ignited online discussions on tourist pricing and hospitality.
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US Police Seize 89 Firearms in Smuggling Bid, Three Arrested
New York State Police arrested three men, including two Canadians and a Pakistani national, for attempting to smuggle 89 firearms, mostly stolen, to Canada.
Early Humans Quarried Stone 220,000 Years Ago in South Africa
New research reveals early humans in South Africa quarried hornfels at Jojosi site 220,000 years ago, showing advanced planning and resource management.
Iran Rejects US 'Unreasonable Demands' Amid Rising Tensions
Iran's Foreign Ministry says it remains open to diplomacy but is fully prepared to fight if necessary, accusing the US of making 'unreasonable demands' and undermining regional stability.
Seven Hantavirus Cases Confirmed from Cruise Ship: WHO
The WHO confirmed seven cases of hantavirus from a cruise ship, raising health concerns. Passengers are monitored as authorities investigate the outbreak.
Iran War Raises Stakes for US-China Ties Ahead of Talks
As the Iran war escalates, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent calls on China to join international efforts to secure the Strait of Hormuz, raising stakes for upcoming Trump-Xi talks.
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6 Ontario Water Bodies Where Snakes Are Commonly Spotted
Discover six Ontario water bodies where snakes are frequently sighted, including Lake Erie, Georgian Bay, and more. Learn about habitats and species.
888 Unauthorised Colonies Dump 40 MLD Sewage into Hindon Daily
UP government told NGT that 888 unauthorised colonies in six districts discharge 40 million litres of sewage daily into Hindon river. 51 open drains carry 1,067 MLD of mixed discharge.
Two Charged with Murder After Teens Killed in Wales Crash
Two men accused of murder after a BMW crash killed two teenagers in Newport, Wales. The victims were knocked off a motorbike and left dying. The case moves to Crown Court.
Indian Businessman in Portugal Prefers Indian Workers
An Indian businessman in Portugal said he hires only Indian workers because Portuguese employees are too expensive and there is a language barrier. He also expressed discomfort with Portuguese moving to India.
Israel's Iron Dome 99% Effective Against Hamas, Hezbollah
Rafael chairman says Iron Dome nearly 99% effective against missiles from Hamas and Hezbollah, with Iran firing 1,500 ballistic missiles since 2024.
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IDF Chief Warns of Manpower Crisis Amid Multi-Front Wars
IDF Chief Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir warns Israeli lawmakers of a severe manpower shortage amid multi-front warfare, urging immediate reinforcements as operations continue in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq.
Iran-US Talks Stall as Ceasefire Falters, Tensions Rise
Iran and the US remain deadlocked over ending their war, with ceasefire violations and regional clashes threatening renewed conflict and global energy crisis.
BBMB Keeps High Reservoir Levels Amid El Nino Fears
The Bhakra Beas Management Board is maintaining high reservoir levels despite El Nino concerns, while monitoring deflection of the Bhakra Dam to ensure safety and water supply.
Afcons Enters Europe with Major Railway Project in Croatia
Afcons Infrastructure has marked its entry into the European market by securing a significant railway project in Croatia, boosting India's global infrastructure footprint.
Indian Doctors on Hantavirus Risk in South Korea
Indian doctors warn of hantavirus risk in South Korea, noting multiple cases yearly. An infectious disease expert explains the link between natural habitats and disease outbreaks.
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Nigeria Airstrike Kills 13 Civilians, Officials Say
An airstrike in central Nigeria killed 13 civilians, local officials said, while the military claimed it targeted bandits and killed 70. Investigations have been ordered.
Trump's Taiwan Ambivalence Raises Questions Before Xi Summit
President Trump's mixed signals on Taiwan, including arms sales and criticism, fuel speculation about US commitment as he prepares for talks with China's Xi Jinping.
China Ready to Work with US for Stability, Trump Visit Confirmed
Beijing confirms Trump's China visit this week, first since 2017, aiming for stability. Trade talks in Seoul precede summit, with Middle East war and Taiwan on agenda.
PM Modi Urges Indians to Cut Gold, Foreign Travel Amid Economic Strain
PM Modi calls for reduced fuel consumption, gold purchases, and foreign travel for a year as West Asia crisis strains India's forex reserves. Precautionary steps to shield economy from global instability.
Quebec Rocks May Hold Oldest Evidence of Life on Earth
Scientists discover microscopic structures in 3.77-billion-year-old rocks in Quebec, potentially the oldest evidence of life, suggesting rapid emergence of organisms on early Earth.
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UN: 880 Civilians Killed in Sudan Drone Strikes in 2025
The UN reports at least 880 civilians killed by drone strikes in Sudan from January to April 2025, warning of a new, deadlier phase as conflict intensifies.
Iran Downing Hostile UAV, Showcases Air Defense Strength
Iran says its integrated air defenses shot down a hostile reconnaissance UAV over the southwest, showcasing upgraded detection and response under the Joint Air Defense Command.
Amazon Degradation Threatens Gains in Deforestation Reduction
Brazil's deforestation drops to lowest since 2012, but forest degradation from fires, logging, and drought affects 40% of the Amazon, risking a tipping point.
India to Rise as a Force for Global Good: Union Minister
Union Minister Bhupender Yadav asserts India's emergence as a force for global good, highlighting its contributions to climate action, sustainable development, and multilateral cooperation.
Faridkot Woman Shot Dead in Philippines Over Money Lending
A woman from Faridkot, Punjab, involved in money lending, was shot dead in the Philippines. Police suspect business rivalry or extortion as motive.
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Israel Deports Two Foreign Activists from Gaza Flotilla
Israel deported two foreign activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla, sparking outrage from rights groups and their home countries over alleged ill-treatment and unlawful detention.
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