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MAGA Patriot's Anti-India Remarks Spark Texas H-1B Debate
A self-proclaimed MAGA patriot's derogatory comments about Hindu deity Ganesh and Indian migrants in Texas have ignited controversy amid ongoing H-1B visa discussions following journalist Sara Gonzales's investigative video.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested After International Manhunt
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, once on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list, has been arrested after years as a fugitive. He faces charges of leading a transnational criminal enterprise involving drug trafficking and violence.
Russia Advances in Ukraine as Trilateral Talks Held in UAE
Russian forces report capturing key towns in Kharkiv, Donetsk, and Zaporizhzhia while trilateral negotiations involving Russia, US, and Ukraine continue in the UAE.
Hasina: Yunus Regime Bartered Bangladesh to Foreign Interests
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has accused the Yunus regime of bartering the nation to foreign interests, calling for its overthrow amid political tensions.
Chandigarh Tricity Hit by Rain, Hailstorm; Power, Water Disrupted
A sudden rain and hailstorm battered the Chandigarh Tricity region, causing significant disruptions to power and water supply systems. Residents faced outages and infrastructure damage as authorities worked to restore normalcy amid challenging weather con
Trump Wants NATO Troops at US-Mexico Border
Former US President Donald Trump suggests deploying NATO troops to the US-Mexico border under Article 5, citing security threats. This controversial proposal could reshape alliance priorities.
Mary Trump: President's Daily Humiliation Shows Decline
Donald Trump's niece Mary, a clinical psychologist, claims the former president's frequent public humiliations reveal psychological and cognitive decline, worsened by age and incompetence.
Trump Suggests NATO Article 5 for US Border Crisis
US President Donald Trump proposes unprecedented use of NATO's Article 5 collective defense clause to address illegal immigration at southern border, creating transatlantic tensions.
Himalayan Snow Crisis: Vanishing Cover Threatens Rivers
New analysis reveals rapid decline in Himalayan seasonal snow cover, threatening Indus, Ganga, and Brahmaputra river systems despite glacier retreat focus.
Florida's H-1B Freeze Proposal for Public Universities
Florida's proposed one-year ban on new H-1B hires at public universities highlights growing tensions over international talent in US higher education, with potential impacts on STEM research and global competitiveness.
NYC Mayor Cancels Snow Days for Remote Learning in Storm
New York City faces a major winter storm with up to 18 inches of snow, but Mayor Zohran Mamdani has ruled out traditional snow days for public schools, opting instead for remote learning or in-person classes.
US Winter Storm: Flights Cancelled, States Declare Emergency
A massive winter storm is sweeping across the United States, leading to widespread flight cancellations and emergency declarations in multiple states as authorities brace for severe weather conditions.
Red Alert: Thunderstorm Transforms Punjab, Haryana Rainfall
Overnight rainfall with thunderstorms and hail dramatically alters seasonal rainfall statistics in Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh, with IMD issuing red alerts across multiple districts.
Uttarakhand's First Winter Snowfall Brings Relief
Uttarakhand's higher Himalayan regions received the season's first snowfall on Friday, with plains and foothills experiencing initial winter rain, ending a prolonged dry period.
Indian Man's $1,800 ER Bill Sparks US Healthcare Debate
An Indian man living in the US shared his experience of paying $1,800 for a 1.5-hour ER visit after a knee injury, highlighting America's expensive healthcare system and sparking global comparisons.
Gujarat Night Temperatures Rise Sharply Amid Weather Shift
Night temperatures across Gujarat have risen significantly, with cities like Ahmedabad and Rajkot recording highs 5°C above normal, indicating a gradual easing of winter due to a western disturbance merging with a low-pressure system.
PAU Alumna Dr Parwinder Kaur Visits Alma Mater, Shares Insights
Dr Parwinder Kaur, PAU alumna and first Sikh woman elected to Australian Parliament, visited her alma mater in Ludhiana. She emphasized interdisciplinary learning and India-Australia collaboration in agriculture and biotechnology.
EU's Von Der Leyen Responds To Davos Criticism From Zelensky, Trump
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized EU unity and action over rhetoric after Davos tensions involving Ukraine's Zelensky and US's Trump, defending Europe's strategic approach.
Barron Trump's Secret UK Romance in Court Testimony
Barron Trump's close relationship with a British woman he saved by calling UK police is detailed in court testimony, revealing late-night calls and 'sweetheart' exchanges.
Newsom Criticized for Davos Appearance with Alex Soros
California Governor Gavin Newsom faces criticism after appearing with billionaire Alex Soros at Davos while condemning world leaders for appeasing Donald Trump, sparking backlash from Trump allies.
Mark Carney Responds to Donald Trump's WEF Criticism
Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has publicly responded to Donald Trump's recent criticism of the World Economic Forum, emphasizing the importance of global cooperation and economic stability in today's interconnected world.
Hasina Urges Bangladeshis to Reclaim Democracy, Slams Govt
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called on citizens to reclaim democracy, labeling the interim government as fascist and corrupt in a fiery speech.
Jharkhand Launches Vulture Breeding Programme with BNHS
Jharkhand announces a five-year collaboration with Bombay Natural History Society for scientific breeding and conservation of vultures, focusing on monitoring and long-term species protection.
Goa Turtle Conservation: 1,500 Olive Ridley Eggs Incubated
Two hatcheries in Canacona, Goa, are incubating approximately 1,500 olive ridley turtle eggs from Agonda beach, with more nesting expected in February. Forest officials report dedicated patrolling efforts to protect eggs from predators.
ICE Agents Entering Homes Without Judicial Warrants: Report
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are reportedly using administrative warrants to enter homes without judicial approval, citing immigration court due process, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
UPSC Key: Board of Peace, NEP 2026, Data Protection & Netaji
Essential UPSC insights: Trump's Board of Peace implications, Draft National Electricity Policy 2026, data protection compliance, and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's legacy for Prelims and Mains exams.
Trump Ratifies Board of Peace Charter, Sees UN Partnership Potential
Former US President Donald Trump formally established the Board of Peace as an official international organization during a Davos ceremony, expressing optimism about its collaboration with the United Nations.
Manipur: Kin Refuse Body, Seek Justice for Slain Meitei Man
Family of Mayanglambam Rishikanta, killed in Churachandpur, refuses to accept his body unless demands for arrests and compensation are met by the government.
CDS Warns World Mirrors Pre-WWII Era, Blurring War-Peace Lines
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan warns the world mirrors volatile pre-WWII conditions, with technology, data, and cognitive colonialism shaping modern conflicts.
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