60% of Canadians Say Too Many Immigrants: Survey
A new IRCC survey reveals 60% of Canadians believe there are too many immigrants, despite recognized benefits. Concerns persist over housing and infrastructure pressures.
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10 Deadly Snakes in Northeast India: Travel Safety Guide
Northeast India's forests are home to over 20 venomous snake species. Learn about 10 deadly snakes travellers may encounter and essential safety tips before planning a trip.
UAE Confirms June 15, 2026 as Islamic New Year Holiday
The UAE has announced Monday, June 15, 2026, as an official holiday for the Islamic New Year, giving public and private sector employees a three-day weekend.
Trump: Iran Uranium Must Be Destroyed or Face US Military
Donald Trump warns Iran that its enriched uranium will be destroyed via deal or force, claiming talks are close but US will act if they fail.
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MP Water Conservation Initiative Wins Global Acclaim
Madhya Pradesh's Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan gains international recognition as foreign diplomats praise the 'Madhya Pradesh Model' and express interest in replicating it.
Madhya Pradesh Water Conservation Model Wins Global Acclaim
Foreign diplomats praise Madhya Pradesh's Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan as a replicable model for water conservation, calling it a people's movement.
Toothless Snakes: Unusual Serpents Thriving Without Fangs
Discover the fascinating world of toothless snakes, from Brahminy blind snakes to egg-eating species, and learn how evolution shaped their unique feeding habits.
Indonesia's Sasi System: Model for Marine Conservation
Indonesia's centuries-old sasi system, a traditional marine conservation practice, is being revived to protect coral reefs from overfishing and climate change, blending indigenous knowledge with modern science.
Giripremi Felicitates Everest Summiteers, Unveils Plans
Giripremi felicitated Everest summiteers Akhil Katkar, Mihir Jadhav, and Vivek Shivade in Pune, along with expedition member Nikunj Shah, led by Umesh Zirpe. Future expedition plans were also unveiled.
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Dalai Lama's Knee Replacement Surgery Successful
Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama underwent successful left knee replacement surgery at Apollo Hospital in New Delhi on Monday. His recovery is progressing well, and he remains in good spirits.
Iran Used Ceasefire to Rebuild Tunnels and Replenish Arsenal
Iran exploited the April ceasefire with Israel to reopen missile tunnels, restart drone and missile production, and replenish its arsenal, according to intelligence reports.
Magnitude 7.8 Earthquake Kills Eight in Southern Philippines
A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern Philippines, killing at least eight people. President Marcos Jr. assured swift disaster response.
India Monsoon Heat and Humidity May Worsen Summer Stress
A new study warns that rising heat and humidity during India's monsoon could extend summer heat stress, posing serious risks to public health and productivity.
Monsoon Closures in Indian National Parks: Key Info
Many Indian national parks close during monsoon for safety and maintenance. Learn about closures at Corbett, Ranthambore, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, and Tadoba before planning your safari.
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Israel's Air Defence Network Intercepts All Threats
Israel's multi-layered air defence network uses systems like Arrow-3, Iron Dome, and Iron Beam to intercept threats from ballistic missiles to drones, ensuring comprehensive protection.
Xi Visits North Korea to Counter Russia-Pyongyang Alliance
Chinese President Xi Jinping lands in Pyongyang for his first overseas trip of 2026, aiming to weaken the growing Russia-North Korea military alliance while protecting Beijing's strategic interests.
6 Deadliest Himalayan Snakes You Never Knew Existed
Discover six lethal Himalayan snakes that thrive at high altitudes, posing deadly risks to hikers and villagers with potent venom and scarce medical aid.
Heatwave: Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh Until June 10; Storms From June 11
IMD forecasts heatwave across Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh until June 10, followed by thunderstorms and gusty winds from June 11 due to a western disturbance.
Korean Chip Stocks Lead KOSPI Plunge Over 8% as AI Rally Fades
Korea's KOSPI fell more than 8% as AI trade cools, with Samsung and SK Hynix dropping sharply. US jobs data and West Asia tensions add to investor caution.
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Houthis Declare Total Ban on Israeli Shipping in Red Sea
Yemen's Houthis announce a comprehensive embargo on Israeli shipping in the Red Sea, escalating maritime security threats and disrupting global trade corridors.
Iran Slams US Over Chaotic Diplomatic Process Amid Tensions
Iran criticizes the US for worsening the diplomatic situation in West Asia, citing contradictory policies and Israeli actions that fuel suspicions and chaos.
Monsoon Humidity Could Worsen Summer Heat Stress in India: Study
A new study finds that hot-humid monsoon conditions in India may extend uncompensable heat stress beyond summer. Under 2°C warming, affected areas could match summer levels.
Indian in NYC: Rs 1 Crore Salary Feels 'Small'
An Indian professional in New York City argues that a Rs 1 crore annual salary offers less financial comfort than a Rs 25-30 lakh package in India due to high living costs, sparking online debate.
Putin Accuses Canada of Nuclear Hypocrisy Over ZNPP and Chernobyl
Putin criticizes Canada for ignoring attacks on Zaporozhye Nuclear Plant while condemning Chernobyl incidents, highlighting double standards on nuclear safety.
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BrahMos Projects India's Hard Power Across Asia
The BrahMos missile system is a key symbol of India's military strength, projecting hard power across Asia amid strategic dialogues like the Shangri-La Dialogue.
Daily Care of the Taj Mahal's Beauty
Discover the meticulous efforts of ASI workers who maintain the Taj Mahal, from dawn inspections to preserving its timeless splendor against stains, cracks, and rogue plants.
Bikers Unite in Kolkata for US Independence Ride
Motorcyclists from diverse communities rode together in Kolkata to celebrate the 250th US independence, honoring five police personnel killed in a 2002 terrorist attack.
New Feathered Dinosaur Discovered in China Glided and Hunted Birds
A fossil found in China reveals a new feathered dinosaur species, Jian changmaensis, that glided through trees and hunted ancient birds, providing insights into microraptor evolution.
Kolkata Joy Freedom Ride Unites 150+ Bikers for US-India Rally
Over 150 riders participated in the Joy Freedom Ride in Kolkata, a US-India security partnership rally organized by the US Consulate, featuring superbikes and promoting unity and empowerment.
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North Atlantic 'Cold Blob' Signals Weakening AMOC
A persistent cooling patch in the North Atlantic, known as the 'cold blob', is linked to a slowdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), raising concerns about a potential tipping point.
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