Crowned and Harpy Eagles: Expert Monkey Hunters of Rainforest Canopies
Discover how crowned and harpy eagles, apex predators of rainforests, expertly hunt monkeys in the canopy, showcasing unique adaptations and ecological importance.
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UK NHS Staff Face Ban on Political Badges Including Pro-Palestinian
NHS staff in England may be barred from wearing political symbols like pro-Palestinian badges after a review found antisemitism and racism undermine patient trust and staff safety.
Odisha CM Urges BRICS to Turn Disaster Talks into Action
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi urged BRICS nations to transform disaster risk reduction discussions into concrete partnerships and actionable outcomes for vulnerable communities.
Wild Elephant Kills Construction Worker in Erode
A wild elephant trampled a 40-year-old construction worker to death near Sathyamangalam in Erode district on Wednesday night. The victim was returning home on a two-wheeler when attacked.
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Dalai Lama to Delhi for Knee Treatment, Then Ladakh
The Dalai Lama will travel to New Delhi on June 5 for left knee treatment. After recovery, he plans to visit Ladakh for an extended stay. The 90-year-old leader has had recurring knee issues.
AMOC Collapse Could Bring Regional Cooling as Planet Warms
Climate scientists warn that an AMOC collapse could severely cool parts of Europe and North America while other regions face different climate risks, highlighting the complexity of global warming impacts.
Mongoose Introduction Backfires on Japanese Island
In 1979, Indian mongooses were introduced to Amami Oshima to control venomous snakes, but the plan failed as mongooses are diurnal and snakes nocturnal, leading to ecological disaster and a decades-long eradication effort.
Trump Calls House War Powers Vote 'Meaningless' on Iran
President Trump criticized the House for passing a war powers resolution to limit US military action against Iran, calling it a 'meaningless vote' and accusing lawmakers of undermining his efforts.
SGPC Urged to Review Kirpan Guidelines for Young Sikhs
The Indus Canada Foundation calls on SGPC to reconsider kirpan-carrying guidance for young Sikhs in Western countries after a UK stabbing incident sparks debate.
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UAE Declares June 15 Public Holiday for Hijri New Year
The UAE announces a public holiday on Monday, June 15, for Hijri New Year 1448, giving employees a three-day weekend, with a four-day break in Sharjah.
Record $25M Donation to Train Rural Doctors in WWAMI
A $25 million gift from the Franke family to the University of Washington will fund scholarships for medical students committed to serving rural and Native communities across five states, addressing severe physician shortages.
IMD Chief Stresses Global Data Sharing for Disaster Mitigation at BRICS Meet
IMD Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra highlights the need for seamless global data sharing among BRICS nations to improve early warning systems and mitigate disasters amid climate change.
Mumbai to Face 24 High Tides Above 4.5 Metres This Monsoon
Mumbai will experience 24 high tides above 4.5 metres during the monsoon. Residents are advised to stay cautious near coastal areas and follow safety guidelines.
Italy Acquires Ancient François Tomb for $17.5 Million
Italy has purchased the François Tomb, a 2,300-year-old Etruscan masterpiece, for $17.5 million. The tomb features stunning paintings blending Greek mythology and Etruscan history.
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Keating Challenges Rubio on Ukraine Policy in Heated Hearing
A fiery exchange between Congressman Keating and Secretary Rubio over Ukraine policy, intelligence appointments, and Russia relations highlights deep foreign policy divisions.
China Blocks Tiananmen Memorial Visits on 37th Anniversary
Chinese authorities barred families from visiting graves of Tiananmen crackdown victims on the 37th anniversary, intensifying efforts to erase the event from public memory amid global criticism.
Coal Train Derailment Near Rajhara: 18 Wagons Derail
A freight train carrying coal derailed near Rajhara station in Jharkhand, causing 18 wagons to overturn. Two trains were cancelled and six diverted. No injuries reported; inquiry ordered.
Indian Army plants 10,000 saplings in Upper Assam for Environment Day
The Indian Army’s Red Shield Division, in collaboration with the forest department and local communities, planted 10,000 saplings across Upper Assam from June 1-3, 2025, ahead of World Environment Day.
Delhi Hotel Fire: 13 Foreign Nationals Injured Treated at Max
Max Hospital in Saket treats 15 injured from Delhi hotel fire, including 13 foreign nationals. Six patients on ventilator, all stable. One likely discharged soon.
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Iraqi Man Dies in Delhi Hotel Fire; Relative Survives via Window
Ali Amer Mosa, 29, died in a Delhi hotel fire while his brother-in-law escaped by jumping from a window. The fire killed 21, including 12 foreigners.
Khet Bachao Abhiyan Launched in Sangrur for Balanced Fertiliser Use
PAU experts launched 'Khet Bachao Abhiyan' in Sangrur to promote balanced fertiliser use among farmers and SHGs, focusing on soil health and scientific methods.
Iran Strike in Kuwait Kills MP Man, Family Devastated
A 55-year-old Indian tailor from Ujjain was killed in an Iranian strike at Kuwait International Airport, crushing his family's hopes of reunion for a nephew's wedding.
Delhi Airport Disruptions: 13 Flights Affected by Weather
Severe weather at Delhi airport forced 13 flights to go around, with 11 diverted to nearby airports. IMD issues yellow alert for Friday with thunderstorms and strong winds.
Chennai Heat Varies by Location, Thermal Imaging Shows
Thermal imaging by Reclaim Chennai shows surface temperatures vary dramatically in Chennai, with metal roofs hitting 50°C and shaded pavements at 30°C, highlighting urban heat islands.
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Chennai Corporation Dumps Yard Fire Extinguished in 2 Hours
Greater Chennai Corporation doused a fire at Perungudi dump yard within two hours, deploying nine water bowsers, three recyclors, three JCBs, and 30 tanker loads of water.
South Africa's Deadliest Snakes: Black Mamba, Cobras, Vipers
South Africa is home to some of the world's deadliest snakes, including the Black Mamba, Cape Cobra, and Puff Adder. Learn about these venomous reptiles and their roles in the ecosystem.
BrahMos Missile Gains Popularity in Asia with Vietnam Indonesia Deals
India's BrahMos missile sees growing demand in Asia, with new export deals to Vietnam and Indonesia, highlighting its strategic importance and battlefield effectiveness.
Lebanon Ceasefire Boosts Prospects for US-Iran Deal
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun announced a ceasefire within 24 hours of approval by all parties, including Hezbollah, raising hopes for progress in US-Iran negotiations.
Notre-Dame Dig Unearths 1,700 Years of Paris History
Archaeologists beneath Notre-Dame uncovered Roman coins, medieval pottery, and ancient structures, offering a continuous timeline of Parisian life from antiquity to the cathedral's construction.
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Drone Lasers Find Ancient Bead-Making Settlement on Florida Island
Drone-mounted lidar has uncovered a 1,000-year-old oyster shell settlement on Florida's Raleigh Island, revealing a hub for shell bead production and trade, reshaping views of prehistoric island life.
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