House Fire in Somwarpet: Woman, Grandson Escape Unhurt

A devastating fire destroyed the house of a daily wage labourer in Kajuru village, Somwarpet taluk. Elderly Pushpa and her grandson Harshith escaped safely, but all belongings were lost. Authorities suspect a short circuit.

Indian-Born UK Official Faces Fire Over Chagos Deal

Dr. Francis Vijay Narasimhan Rangarajan, an Indian-born British civil servant, faces intense criticism on social media for negotiating the controversial Chagos Archipelago sovereignty transfer to Mauritius.

OnlyFans Model Survives Mexican Cartel Kidnapping

A curvy OnlyFans influencer was kidnapped by masked gunmen outside a Mexican mall in a shocking daylight incident caught on video. After days of desperate search, she was found alive and in good health, raising questions about cartel violence.

J&K Braces for Heavy Snowfall, IMD Issues Advisory

Jammu and Kashmir prepares for another heavy snowfall spell as a western disturbance approaches. IMD warns of disruptions to air traffic and highways while residents and tourists welcome the winter weather.

UK Conscription Debate Returns Amid Global Tensions

The UK government denies plans to reintroduce conscription, but rising global conflicts and a shrinking army have revived discussions about mandatory military service and penalties for refusal.

Ohio GOP Feud: Putsch Attacks Ramaswamy's Hindu Faith

Casey Putsch, Vivek Ramaswamy's rival in Ohio's Republican gubernatorial race, launches religious attacks, calling him 'anti-Christ' and questioning his Hindu background amid unsubstantiated allegations.

US Treasury Ends Booz Allen Contracts Over Tax Leak

The US Treasury Department has terminated all contracts with consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton following the conviction of a former contractor for leaking sensitive tax data of wealthy Americans, including Donald Trump.

US Winter Storm Halts Schools, Millions Under Advisory

A severe winter storm sweeping across the United States has forced widespread school closures and remote learning shifts, affecting over 138 million people under warnings. Key cities from New York to Atlanta suspend classes as icy conditions and power out

Manipur Violence: Houses Burned, Naga Group Claims Responsibility

Suspected Naga militants set fire to Kuki-Zo houses in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, with ZUF claiming responsibility for anti-poppy campaign. Kuki-Zo groups deny poppy cultivation and threaten highway blockade if culprits aren't arrested within 24 hours.

3.8 Billion Face Extreme Heat by 2050: Oxford Study

A new Oxford University study projects nearly 3.8 billion people could face extreme heat by 2050, with tropical countries and cooler regions like Canada and Russia needing urgent adaptation measures.

7 Dead, 1 Injured in Maine Plane Crash

A small plane crash at a Maine airport has resulted in seven fatalities and one person critically injured, with authorities investigating the cause of the tragic incident.

Gunmen Kill 11, Injure 12 on Soccer Field in Mexico

In a shocking incident, gunmen opened fire on a crowded soccer field in Mexico, resulting in 11 fatalities and 12 injuries. The attack has raised serious concerns about public safety and ongoing violence in the region.

Delhi's Coldest Republic Day Since 2021, AQI Dips to Poor

Delhi experienced a sharp cold spell with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C, marking the coldest Republic Day since 2021. Air quality deteriorated to 'poor' after a brief moderate phase, with IMD issuing a yellow alert for rain.

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