Jaishankar, Kallas Agree to Advance India-EU Cooperation
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met European Commission Vice-President Kaja Kallas, agreeing to take forward the cooperative agenda between India and the European Union.
Category : World
Indian Captain Held in France Over Shadow Fleet Tanker
French authorities have detained an Indian captain of a tanker suspected to be part of a shadow fleet, highlighting global efforts to enforce sanctions and maritime regulations.
France Fast-Tracks Social Media Ban for Under-15s
French President Emmanuel Macron announces accelerated plans to ban social media access for children under 15, citing mental health and digital safety concerns.
Minneapolis ICE Child Detentions, Fatal Shootings Spark Protests
Recent ICE operations in Minneapolis involving detention of young children and two fatal federal shootings have ignited widespread protests and calls for accountability over enforcement tactics.
Venus, Uranus Spin Clockwise in Solar System Anomaly
Contrary to common belief, Venus and Uranus rotate clockwise, a rare retrograde motion that affects their days, seasons, and climate, offering insights into planetary formation.
Salt-Buying Protest Targets Minnesota Stores Over ICE
Minnesota protesters organized a unique demonstration at Target stores, repeatedly buying and returning salt to disrupt operations and demand the company sever ties with ICE, amid growing boycott campaigns.
Himachal Braces for More Rain and Snow
Himachal Pradesh faces a weather alert with predictions of additional rainfall and snowfall across the state, prompting authorities to issue advisories for residents and travelers.
Indonesia Floods: Rescue Resumes for 80 Missing, Deaths at 10
Rescue operations have restarted in Indonesia following severe rainfall and flooding, with 80 people still missing and the confirmed death toll rising to 10. Emergency teams are battling challenging conditions to locate survivors.
Centralia: Underground Fire Burns for 60+ Years
Centralia, Pennsylvania, once a thriving coal town, has been burning underground since 1962. What began as a routine landfill fire ignited coal seams, leading to evacuation, demolition, and the town's erasure from maps.
Sakhalin's 'Two Suns' Explained as Sundog Phenomenon
Residents in Sakhalin, Russia, witnessed a rare celestial event appearing as two suns, which was actually a sundog caused by sunlight refracting through ice crystals in the atmosphere.
US Congressman Maxwell Frost Assaulted in Florida
Democratic Congressman Maxwell Frost from Florida was punched by an individual in Orlando. The suspect has been arrested, and Frost is reportedly safe. The incident highlights security concerns for public figures.
Mumbai Leads MMR in Unhealthy AQI Days This Year
Mumbai recorded 18 days of unhealthy AQI in January 2026, the highest in MMR, with vehicular emissions and climate change cited as key factors by officials and experts.
Philippines Arrests Foreign Vloggers, India Debate Erupts
The Philippines arrests foreign vloggers for racist and offensive content, igniting online debate about whether India should adopt similar strict measures against creators who disrespect local culture.
Khamenei in Bunker as US Carrier Group Moves to Middle East
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly gone into hiding in a Tehran bunker as the US deploys military forces to the region amid nationwide protests challenging his regime.
Europe Swapped Russian Dependence for US Reliance: Kremlin
The Kremlin has stated that European nations have shifted from mutual dependence with Russia to reliance on the United States, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
bbno$ Speaks Out Against US Immigration Shooting
Canadian rapper bbno$ criticizes US immigration enforcement after fatal shooting of Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti, citing visa concerns. Eyewitness accounts dispute official version of events.
Congressman Maxwell Frost Assaulted in Racist Attack
Florida Democratic Representative Maxwell Frost was punched in the face during a racist assault at a Sundance Festival party. The suspect was arrested on assault and hate crime charges.
Devaki Amma's Forest Legacy: A Jungle Grown in Alappuzha
Discover how Devaki Amma, known as the Grandmother of Forests, transformed land into Thapovanam forest in Alappuzha, creating a haven for migratory birds and nature enthusiasts.
US Winter Storm Causes National Emergency and Travel Chaos
A massive winter storm sweeping across the United States has led to federal emergency declarations in multiple states, widespread power outages affecting over 500,000 customers, and severe travel disruptions with thousands of flights canceled.
Yale, 47 Universities Back Harvard in Student Visa Case
Yale University and 47 other US institutions filed a legal brief supporting Harvard's international student visa program, warning that visa cancellations threaten research, innovation, and economic competitiveness.
Video Shows US Citizen Shot Dead by Federal Agent in Minneapolis
A video has surfaced showing the moment US citizen Alex Pretti was fatally shot by a federal agent in Minneapolis, sparking public outrage and calls for an investigation into the incident.
Iran Women's Protest: 'Jin, Jiyan, Azadi' Movement Explained
Amid Iran's economic collapse and political repression, women lead protests with the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' slogan. From mandatory hijab laws to recent crackdowns, this movement highlights decades of struggle for bodily autonomy and dignity.
US Moves IS Detainees as Syria Violence Escalates: Expert Analysis
As the US relocates Islamic State detainees from Syria to Iraq amid renewed fighting, an expert explains the Kurdish conflict, shifting US policy, and regional implications under President al-Sharaa's government.
Trump's Shocking Defense After 3rd Minnesota Shooting
U.S. President Donald Trump defended ICE and attacked Minnesota leaders after a Minneapolis shooting, accusing them of inciting insurrection and questioning local police response.
Japan's Last Two Pandas Leave for China Amid Strained Ties
The final two giant pandas remaining in Japan have been sent back to China, marking the end of an era as diplomatic relations between the two nations face significant strain and challenges.
Mark Tully, Famed Journalist, Dies at 90
Mark Tully, the celebrated British-born journalist and author who became a household name in India for his decades of reporting, has passed away at the age of 90. His death marks the end of an era in journalism.
Antarctica's Hidden Landscape Discovered Under Ice
A groundbreaking scientific map reveals Antarctica's hidden landscape of mountains, canyons, and hills beneath kilometers of ice, transforming our understanding of the frozen continent.
Texas Detention Protest as ICE Shooting Sparks Outrage
Dozens of immigrant families protested at Dilley detention center demanding freedom for detained children, while an ICE shooting in Minneapolis adds to tensions over immigration enforcement policies.
Kiran Desai: US Immigration a Lesson for Indians
Indian American author Kiran Desai says current US immigration rhetoric serves as empathy lesson for Indians, warning of global anti-migrant trends affecting diaspora identity and belonging.
Indian Restaurant Closes, Serves Samosas in Anti-ICE Protest
Curry Corner, a popular Indian restaurant in Minneapolis, has temporarily closed due to safety concerns from increased ICE presence, while serving free samosas to anti-ICE protesters and raising funds for staff.
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