Mumbai Zoo OKs Lion Exchange with Gujarat Park
Mumbai's Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Zoo has approved an animal exchange with Sakkarbaug Zoological Park in Gujarat, involving four Asiatic lions and capuchin monkeys, subject to statutory approvals.
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Kolkata's Messi Statue to Be Removed Over Safety Fears
Kolkata's 64-foot Messi statue in Lake Town will be removed after a police complaint cited dangerous swaying during strong winds, raising safety concerns among residents.
Punjab Farm Fires Reach 9,753; Ferozepur Worst Hit
Punjab reported 35 new farm fire cases on Monday, taking the season's total to 9,753. Ferozepur remains the worst-affected district with 919 cases. Madhya Pradesh leads nationally with 38,701 incidents.
117 Elephant Tusks Seized in Odisha Since 2020
Odisha forest department seized 117 elephant tusks from 2020-21 to Feb 2025-26, highlighting rampant poaching. Keonjhar and Mayurbhanj are major contributors. Experts call for dedicated anti-poaching force.
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Severe Heatwave in North India, Relief Expected from May 29
Severe heatwave persists in Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh, with temperatures up to 46.2°C. IMD forecasts rain, thunderstorms, and a 6-8°C drop from May 29.
DGCA issues Ebola protocols for Uganda, Congo flights
India's DGCA has mandated health screening, isolation, and self-declaration forms for passengers from Uganda and DRC to prevent Ebola spread, following WHO alert.
Red Warning for Heatwave in Odisha Districts
IMD issued red warning for intense heatwave in Sambalpur, Balangir, Boudh districts. Orange and yellow alerts continue in other areas till May 29. Boudh recorded 45.9°C.
PTR trackers' stipend pending for 13 months
Seven tiger trackers in Pilibhit have not received stipends for 13 months. Wildlife Biodiversity Conservation Authority secretary urges immediate release of dues and logistical support.
Indian Rock Python Rescued in Kangra, Man Booked
An Indian rock python was rescued from a village in Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh. The forest department has booked a man for illegal possession of the protected species.
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IFFCO Honours Women Achievers in Agriculture at 55th AGM
IFFCO awarded women achievers from Jammu and Kashmir and Gujarat for the first time at its 55th AGM, reported a profit of Rs 4,585 crore, and announced employee incentives.
10 Pink Lakes Around the World That Look Almost Unreal
From Australia to Bolivia, discover the world's most stunning pink lakes, their unique colors caused by salinity, algae, and bacteria.
Two CNG BEST buses gutted in fire at Mumbai depot
Two CNG-powered BEST buses were completely destroyed in a late-night fire at Sion-Pratiksha Nagar depot. Overheating and short circuit suspected; no injuries reported.
India Reviews Ebola Preparedness Amid WHO Warning on Outbreak
Union health minister J P Nadda reviewed India's Ebola readiness as WHO warns the epidemic is outpacing response. No cases reported in India yet.
Six-year-old swept away in Erode floodwaters, search on
A six-year-old boy was swept away by floodwaters in a stream near Thalavadi, Erode district. Search operations continued on Monday.
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US Teacher's $5,000 Donation Planted 50,000 Trees
An inspiring story of international collaboration: a US teacher donated $5,000 to help Chinese activist Yin Yuzhen plant 50,000 trees, creating a forest ecosystem in Inner Mongolia.
Diana's Angola Minefield Walk: A Human Moment
Princess Diana's walk through an active minefield in Angola turned a distant humanitarian issue into a visible, urgent reality. This iconic moment combined empathy with purpose, highlighting the devastating effects of landmines on civilians and sparking g
Which Female Species Kill the Male After Mating?
Sexual cannibalism is a bizarre behavior where females kill and consume males after mating. Discover species like praying mantis, black widow, and redback spider that exhibit this phenomenon.
Tiger kills woman collecting firewood in Bahraich, probe on
A 48-year-old woman was killed in a suspected tiger attack in Bahraich district while collecting firewood. Forest officials confirmed the incident and urged caution.
Gujarat's Kesar Mangoes: A Seasonal Sensation in London
Kesar mangoes from Gujarat's Gir region have become a sought-after seasonal export to London, driven by demand from younger consumers and restaurants. The fruit's resilience during transit and premium quality make it ideal for Heathrow cargo.
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Trump Warns Iran: 'Great Deal or No Deal' as Talks Intensify
US President Trump reiterates demands for Iran to abandon nuclear weapons, warning of either a meaningful deal or no deal. Tehran cautious, citing unresolved issues and shifting US positions.
Uganda reports two new Ebola cases, total seven
Uganda confirmed two more Ebola cases, raising the total to seven. The new cases are health workers in Kampala. The outbreak involves the rare Bundibugyo strain with no vaccine.
Nautapa Heatwave Intensifies Across India, Temperatures Soar
India faces severe heatwave with temperatures exceeding 45°C in many regions. Nautapa period worsens conditions, with Madhya Pradesh hitting 46°C. Delhi, Rajasthan, and other states also affected.
US-Iran Talks Stalled Over Uranium and Hormuz Strait
Nearly three months after the Middle East war began, US-Iran negotiations remain deadlocked over uranium enrichment and the Strait of Hormuz, despite claims of progress from both sides.
Kolkata Weather: Bengal to Get Respite from Scorching Heat as IMD Predicts Rain
Kolkata and West Bengal are likely to get relief from the ongoing heatwave as the IMD has predicted rainfall from Wednesday. The maximum temperature is expected to drop by 2-3 degrees Celsius.
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Oldest Tortoise Jonathan's Offspring Count Remains a Mystery
Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise at 194 years, has intrigued millions. Despite his age and mating activity, the exact number of his offspring remains unknown due to poor historical records.
7 Marine Animals Slowed Down by Barnacles
Barnacles attach to sea turtles, whales, crabs, manatees, lobsters, dolphins, and sea snakes, causing drag and increased energy expenditure.
Kolkata Birds Battle Summer Heat: How You Can Help Save Them
As temperatures soar, Kolkata's birds struggle for water and shade due to rapid urbanisation. Bird enthusiasts share simple ways to help, from keeping water bowls to installing nests.
Ganga Dussehra: Gratitude for Water: Dr. Mohan Yadav
Madhya Pradesh CM Dr. Mohan Yadav emphasizes Ganga Dussehra as a festival to express gratitude towards water, highlighting its spiritual and environmental significance in Indian culture.
7 Surprising Amphibians You Didn't Know Existed
Discover seven unexpected amphibians, including frogs, salamanders, toads, newts, crocodiles, hippos, and mudskippers, and their unique aquatic-terrestrial lifestyles.
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Clam Collection Tragedy in Karnataka: 10 Dead, 1 Missing
A family tragedy in Karnataka's Uttara Kannada district: 10 dead, 1 missing after sudden rough seas swept them away during bivalve collection at Alvekodi estuary. Rescue ops ongoing.
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