Ex-MP Alleges ISI Presence in Bangladesh, Pakistan Ties
Former Awami League MP Bahauddin Nasim claims Pakistan's ISI is expanding its presence in Bangladesh, raising concerns over national security and bilateral relations.
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US Agents Kill Person in Minneapolis Immigration Crackdown
Federal agents in Minneapolis have killed another individual during an immigration enforcement operation, raising concerns about escalating violence and civil rights.
China's Stock Market Split by Two Economies
China's stock market is experiencing a major transformation as industrial export sectors surge while consumer-facing companies struggle, reshaping investment strategies globally.
Noida Air Quality Improves to Moderate After 85 Days
Noida's air quality improved to 'moderate' category on Saturday for the first time in 85 days, with AQI at 184. Greater Noida and Ghaziabad also saw improvements, while Delhi recorded its cleanest air in 102 days.
US Winter Storm Causes 100k+ Power Outages, Flight Chaos
A severe winter storm sweeping across the United States has resulted in more than 100,000 power outages and thousands of flight cancellations, disrupting travel and daily life.
Carney Reacts to Trump Tariff Threats, Urges Control Focus
Canadian Prime Minister Carney emphasizes focusing on controllable factors after Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs, highlighting economic resilience and strategic response.
Nagpur's Urban Sprawl Drives Air Pollution, Experts Warn
Nagpur's rapid residential expansion is a major contributor to worsening air quality, scientists revealed at a seminar. Experts highlighted health risks and called for stricter pollution control measures.
Federal Officers Kill Man in Minneapolis, Spark Protests
Federal immigration officers shot and killed a man in Minneapolis, leading to renewed protests. The incident has raised questions about law enforcement actions and community tensions.
Amitav Ghosh's Ghosts of Climate Grief in New Book
Amitav Ghosh's latest work delves into the profound emotional and psychological impacts of climate change, exploring themes of loss, memory, and ecological grief through a literary lens.
US Nurse Killed in Minneapolis Immigration Crackdown
Alex Jeffery Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse and US citizen, was shot dead by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis. The incident sparked protests and raised questions about the circumstances.
Rare Himalayan Vultures Spotted in Maharashtra After 10 Years
Two high-altitude vulture species, Himalayan Griffon and Eurasian Griffon, have been sighted in Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve after nearly 10 years, marking a significant ornithological event with climate change implications.
Microplastics Pollute Indian Water, Health Risks Rise
A new study reveals pervasive microplastic and nanoplastic contamination in Indian water systems, including rivers, lakes, and drinking water, with Nagpur and Pune showing alarming levels, raising serious environmental and health concerns.
ICE Shooting Sparks Shutdown Threat, Military Deployment Fears
The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minnesota has intensified political tensions, threatening a federal government shutdown and raising concerns about potential military deployment under emergency powers.
Sunita Williams Returns to India, Recounts Space Journey
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams visits India after 12 years, sharing heartfelt memories of her father, space missions, and excitement for Kerala. She discusses her record-breaking career and Indian heritage.
Rajasthan Cold Wave: Temperatures Drop Sharply, Life Disrupted
A severe cold wave has tightened its grip across Rajasthan, bringing daily life to a near standstill. Temperatures have plummeted sharply, with Lunkaransar recording a freezing 0.3°C. The Met office warns conditions will persist.
Trump Approves Emergency Declarations for 10 States in Winter Storms
US President Donald Trump approved emergency declarations for 10 states hit by severe winter storms, with federal agencies coordinating relief efforts as extreme cold grips the nation.
Temperature Plunge and Heavy Rains in North India
Minimum temperatures dropped over 7°C in Punjab and Haryana after a brief rise, with Bathinda coldest at 0.8°C. The region saw nearly 1000% excess rainfall, and IMD forecasts dense fog and cold waves.
Photo Highlights: Global Scenes from January 25, 2026
A visual journey through January 25, 2026, featuring the crescent moon over Paris Eiffel Tower, northern lights in Greenland, Indian Army exercises near LoC, and fresh snowfall in Shimla.
Sundarbans Bird Festival 2024: Global Teams Record Species
The fourth Sundarbans Bird Festival commenced in Kolkata, featuring six teams, including an all-woman squad, conducting a three-day avian census in the biosphere reserve.
Gurgaon Temp Drops 7°C, More Rain Forecast
Gurgaon's minimum temperature plunged to 7.3°C, a sharp 7-degree drop. IMD predicts light to moderate rainfall, dense fog, and fluctuating temperatures next week.
Ahmedabad Sees Sharp 5.3°C Temperature Drop in 24 Hours
Ahmedabad's minimum temperature dropped sharply from 17.8°C to 12.5°C within 24 hours due to Western Disturbance. IMD forecasts continued cold weather with fluctuating temperatures across Gujarat.
Gurgaon Air Quality Stays Poor, No Relief Soon
Gurgaon's air quality remained in the 'poor' category with AQI at 228 on Saturday. Three monitoring stations recorded poor air, with PM2.5 and PM10 levels exceeding WHO limits. Experts warn of continued poor air quality due to unfavorable weather conditio
1,700 Viral Types Found in South China Sea's Dragon Hole
Chinese scientists exploring the Dragon Hole in the South China Sea have discovered around 1,700 viral types in its oxygen-starved depths, revealing a hidden microbial world that challenges our understanding of extreme marine ecosystems.
Trump Slams Minnesota Leaders After ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
US President Donald Trump criticized Minnesota state and city officials following a fatal shooting by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, accusing them of obstructing law enforcement and inciting unrest.
Minneapolis Federal Shooting Fury: Walz Demands ICE Raids Halt
A second fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis this month has ignited protests and political fury. Governor Tim Walz condemns the operation, blaming the Trump administration and calling for an immediate end to ICE raids.
Trichy Nature Camp Inspires Students on Biodiversity & Conservation
Trichy Forest Department organized a nature camp at Melur Butterfly Park for 50 students, focusing on biodiversity, climate change, and conservation through interactive sessions and field activities.
Chandigarh75 Kicks Off with Urban Planning Dialogue
The Chandigarh75 initiative has officially commenced with a significant dialogue focused on urban planning, aiming to shape the city's future development and address key challenges in sustainable growth.
Ex-US Officer Defends Minneapolis Man Shot by ICE, Questions Justification
Adam Kinzinger, former US Air Force officer and politician, criticizes ICE shooting of armed Minneapolis resident Alex Pretti, arguing gun possession alone doesn't justify lethal force after video shows disarming.
Syria Extends Ceasefire with Kurdish Forces by 15 Days
Syria has extended its ceasefire agreement with Kurdish-led forces for an additional 15 days, aiming to reduce hostilities and foster stability in the conflict-ridden region.
Trump Slams Minnesota Dems Over ICE Shooting, Alleges Corruption
Former US President Donald Trump has labeled the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis man by federal immigration officers as a 'cover-up' while launching scathing attacks on Minnesota's Democratic leadership and alleging massive financial corruption.
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