Cosquer Cave: France's Underwater Prehistoric Art Treasure
Discover the Cosquer Cave, an underwater prehistoric site in France with over 500 ice age artworks, including marine life and hand stencils, now threatened by rising sea levels.
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Taurus Weekly Horoscope: Comfort, Love, and Career Growth
This week brings home comfort, love, and career opportunities for Taurus. Stay cautious with finances and health on the weekend.
India's Indus Reset: From Treaty to Leverage After Pahalgam
After the Pahalgam terror attack, India shifts from Indus Water Treaty restraint to strategic leverage, using water as a diplomatic tool against Pakistan.
Iran war could push 32 million into poverty: UNDP
UNDP warns Iran war could push 32.5 million into poverty, with developing countries hardest hit due to energy price shocks and food insecurity.
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Iran Executes Man Accused of Spying for Israel's Mossad
Iran has executed another individual convicted of spying for Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, state media reported. The execution brings the total to three in recent months.
CM Fadnavis Launches Goda-Narmada Jal Yatra
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis flagged off the Goda-Narmada Jal Yatra, carrying holy water from 31 rivers to Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, aiming for a drought-free state.
Chernobyl Zone Wildlife Recovery After Decades
Nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl disaster, wildlife like wolves, bears, and bison are thriving in the exclusion zone, with scientists noting adaptation to radiation and rewilding.
Trump: Judges Have No Role in Deportation Shield Case
President Trump argues that federal judges have no authority to block his administration from ending deportation protections for over 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians.
Japan Eases Arms Export Rules: Pacifist Shift?
Japan has eased its arms export rules, allowing the sale of lethal weapons to other nations. This move raises questions about Tokyo's long-standing pacifist stance and its implications for regional security.
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Russian Drone Enters NATO Airspace; Romania Scrambles Jets
A Russian drone violated NATO airspace, prompting Romania to scramble Eurofighter Typhoon jets. Debris fell in Galați, causing minor damage, and warnings were issued in Tulcea County.
Third of UK Christians Leave Religion in Adulthood, Study Finds
A Pew study reveals 30% of British adults raised Christian no longer identify with the faith, highlighting a steady decline in traditional religious adherence.
Tibetans Mark Panchen Lama's 37th Birthday, Demand Info
Tibetan community in Himachal Pradesh celebrated the 37th birthday of the 11th Panchen Lama, renewing calls for China to disclose his whereabouts and ensure his safety.
FS Misri Reviews Bilateral Progress with India and Nepal
Foreign Secretary Misri assessed the progress of bilateral relations between India and Nepal, focusing on development projects and cooperation.
US Senate to Vote on Bill Restoring Automatic Work Permit Extensions
The US Senate is set to vote on a bill reinstating automatic work permit extensions for H-4 spouses, protecting nearly 100,000 Indian professionals from job loss due to processing delays.
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Macron: Europe Faces 'Existential Threat' from US, Russia, China
French President Macron warns Europe faces an existential threat as the US, Russia, and China align against its interests, urging the continent to wake up and seize its opportunity.
Why Iran's Uranium Stockpile Matters: US, China, Russia Seek Control
Iran's enriched uranium stockpile, enriched to 60% purity, is at the center of renewed global nuclear diplomacy, with the US, Russia, and China vying for control while Tehran refuses to surrender its sovereignty.
Dawood Ibrahim's Aide Salim Dola Arrested in Turkey
Salim Dola, a suspected aide of fugitive Dawood Ibrahim, has been arrested in Turkey. Indian agencies are coordinating for his extradition.
Coordinated Terror Attacks Rock Mali's Capital Bamako
A series of coordinated attacks hit Mali's capital Bamako early Saturday, with explosions and gunfire near a military camp housing Russian mercenaries. Al-Qaeda affiliate JNIM is suspected.
Reliant Robin Sets Guinness Record: London to Cape Town
Two adventurers drove a Reliant Robin from London to Cape Town, setting a Guinness World Record. The 14,000-mile journey through 22 countries took over four months, facing breakdowns, coups, and airstrikes.
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Bangladesh Issues Security Alert Over Militant Attacks
Bangladesh has issued a nationwide security alert following intelligence inputs about possible militant attacks, urging heightened vigilance at all key installations.
Turkey May Join Hormuz Demining After Iran-US Deal
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Turkey may consider participating in demining the Strait of Hormuz after a potential Iran-US deal, viewing it as a humanitarian duty.
Ram Madhav's Russian Oil Remark Sparks Row, Clarifies Later
BJP leader Ram Madhav claimed India agreed to stop buying Russian and Iranian oil, sparking political controversy. He later clarified his statement was incorrect. Congress leaders criticized the government.
Pachpadra Refinery Fire: NIA Probes, Domes Sealed
Six days after a massive fire at the under-construction Pachpadra refinery in Balotra, the NIA and central agencies have joined the investigation. Domes set up for PM Modi's cancelled visit are sealed for forensic evidence.
UK Reasserts Falklands Sovereignty Amid US Policy Speculation
The UK government firmly asserts sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, rejecting reports of a potential US policy shift. Self-determination remains key.
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Simats Ranks Among Asia's Top in Research Impact
Simats has broken into Asia's top tier in the Asia Rankings 2026, outperforming established institutions on research impact, marking a significant milestone for the university.
Pakistan's Food Crisis Deepens Amid Climate Shocks, Data Gaps
Pakistan faces worsening food insecurity due to climate shocks, data gaps, and economic strain, threatening millions with hunger and malnutrition.
India-NZ Ties Strongest Ever: NZ Trade Minister
New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay stated that bilateral relations with India are at their strongest, highlighting growing trade and cooperation.
Mojtaba Khamenei Commands Iran via Secret Letter Chain
A report claims Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's supreme leader, bypasses electronic surveillance by using a human chain of couriers to deliver handwritten orders, effectively running the country.
Plant Donation Drive at Local School for Greenery
A plant donation drive was organized at a local school to encourage environmental awareness and increase green cover. Students and staff participated actively.
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Baby Elephant Linh Mai Debuts on Earth Day at National Zoo
The National Zoo's Asian elephant calf Linh Mai, born two months ago, will make her public debut on April 22, Earth Day, with exclusive member viewings starting April 15.
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