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.
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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.
Russia's 'Two Suns' Phenomenon: Science of Sundogs Explained
Residents of Russia's Sakhalin region witnessed a stunning optical illusion of two suns in the sky. This phenomenon, known as sundogs, occurs due to sunlight refracting through ice crystals in the atmosphere.
Indian-Origin Man Shot Dead in Burnaby, Canada; Gang War Suspected
A 28-year-old Indian-origin man was shot dead in Burnaby, Canada, with police suspecting gang involvement. The incident highlights rising violence in the region.
Russia Watching US Greenland Plans Amid Trump Push, Says Kremlin
The Kremlin has stated that Russia is closely monitoring US plans regarding Greenland, including a reported 'Golden Dome' project, following former President Donald Trump's renewed interest in acquiring the territory.
Indian-Origin Man Charged in Georgia Quadruple Homicide
Vijay Kumar, 51, faces murder charges after allegedly killing his wife and three relatives in a Lawrenceville domestic dispute. Three children present were unharmed.
UK Plans 'British FBI' to Unify National Investigations
The United Kingdom is planning to establish a 'British FBI' by merging national investigation agencies into a single police force to enhance coordination and efficiency in tackling serious crimes.
Twin Earthquakes of Magnitude 3.5, 3.6 Hit Myanmar
Myanmar experienced two minor earthquakes, measuring magnitudes 3.5 and 3.6, as reported by the National Center for Seismology. No immediate damage or casualties have been confirmed.
Pakistani Doctor Mourns Former Assistant Shot by ICE
Aasma Shaukat, a Pakistani-born gastroenterologist in New York, expressed shock after former research assistant Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse, was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis, calling it 'senseless carnage'.
UPSC Key: EU Visit, Census, Cadre Policy, Health, EPFO Updates
Explore key UPSC topics: India-EU trade deal, Census 2027 delays, revised cadre allocation, universal health coverage challenges, and EPFO 3.0 reforms for exam preparation.
Hindu Man's Death in BD, Padma Awards 2026, RJD Row, BCB-India T20 WC
A 25-year-old Hindu man was burnt to death in Bangladesh under suspicious circumstances. Padma Awards 2026 provisional list released ahead of Republic Day. Tejashwi Yadav named RJD's national working president amid family protests. Bangladesh Cricket Boar
Hindu Man Killed in Bangladesh Fire, Police Investigate
A 25-year-old Hindu worker, Chanchal Bhowmik, was burnt to death in Narsingdi, Bangladesh. Police are investigating if it was murder or accident, amid concerns over minority safety ahead of polls.
Two Black Leopards Spotted Together in Kurseong Forest
In a groundbreaking discovery, camera traps in Kurseong forest division, North Bengal, have captured two melanistic leopards together, likely the first such sighting in Indian wild. Forest officials and geneticists discuss the implications.
India-EU Trade Deal Finalization Ahead of Summit
India and the European Union are finalizing a long-pending Free Trade Agreement ahead of the January 27 summit. The deal could boost bilateral trade, impact the stock market, and influence gold and silver prices.
Candace Owens Alleges Internal Scrutiny at TPUSA
Candace Owens claims Turning Point USA employees faced loyalty questioning and surveillance after Charlie Kirk's assassination, reigniting debate about the conservative organization's internal culture.
NASA Captures Rare Aurora Over Europe from Space
On January 19, 2026, a stunning aurora illuminated Europe with red and green hues. NASA's ISS captured this rare event from 262 miles above Earth, revealing solar activity's impact on our atmosphere.
Sen. Kennedy Condemns $1B Minnesota Welfare Fraud as 'Clown World'
Sen. John Kennedy expresses outrage over the $1 billion 'Feeding Our Future' fraud in Minnesota, calling it a massive welfare scam involving fake meal programs and shell companies during the pandemic.
Karachi Fire Death Toll Rises to 72 in Saddar Market Tragedy
A devastating fire at Karachi's Gul Shopping Plaza has claimed 72 lives after raging for 36 hours. The Saddar area market blaze highlights urgent safety concerns in Pakistan's commercial hubs.
Trump Calls UK Troops 'Brave Warriors' After Criticism
Former US President Donald Trump praised British soldiers as courageous warriors following backlash over his comments about European troops avoiding Afghan frontlines.
Karachi Fire Toll Rises to 72 in Shopping Plaza Blaze
A devastating fire at a shopping plaza in Karachi, Pakistan, has claimed 72 lives, with rescue teams working tirelessly to search for survivors amidst the charred remains of the building.
2.8 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Bhutan
A minor earthquake with a magnitude of 2.8 has been recorded in Bhutan, causing no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The seismic event highlights the region's geological activity.
Veteran Journalist Mark Tully Dies at 90
Renowned British journalist Mark Tully, celebrated for his decades-long coverage of India, has passed away at the age of 90. His death marks the end of an era in journalism, remembered for his deep insights and contributions to media.
Bhuj Quake 25 Years: Pune NGO's 1 Lakh Kids Back to School
On the 25th anniversary of the Bhuj earthquake, recall how Pune's Bharatiya Jain Sanghatana built semi-permanent schools for 1.2 lakh students in 90 days, later repurposed for the 2005 Jammu and Kashmir quake.
US Monster Storm: 22 States Emergency, Millions Without Power
A catastrophic winter storm sweeps across the United States, triggering emergencies in 22 states, widespread power outages, and massive flight cancellations affecting millions.
US Visa Delays for Indians: Social Media Checks Cause Backlog
Indian applicants face significant US visa delays due to enhanced social media vetting and increased 221(g) notices under Trump administration policies, affecting H-1B holders and others.
Israel Quietly Supports New Gaza Militias Fighting Hamas
Israel is secretly supporting emerging Palestinian militias in Gaza to target Hamas in areas off-limits to its troops, providing intelligence, weapons, and supplies amid ceasefire constraints.
Noem Defends Minneapolis ICE Shooting of Nurse
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended the fatal shooting of an ICU nurse during Minneapolis ICE operations, stating protesters 'assaulted officers' despite video evidence showing no visible weapons.
Maxwell Frost Punched at Sundance After Racist Incident
Florida Congressman Maxwell Frost was punched in the face at a private Sundance Film Festival party after a man allegedly made racist threats and deportation remarks, sparking security concerns.
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