Japan PM Takaichi's Party Poised for Landslide Victory: Poll
A recent poll indicates that Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi's political party is on track for a landslide victory in the upcoming election, signaling strong public support.
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Global Snapshot: Grammys, Budget & Moonlight in Patna
From Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's digital budget presentation in Delhi to YUNGBLUD's Grammy win in Los Angeles and a serene full moon over Patna mosque - February 2, 2026's visual highlights.
4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Jammu & Kashmir, Epicentre Budgam
A moderate earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale struck Jammu and Kashmir, with its epicentre located in Budgam district. The tremor caused minor damages and triggered reactions from officials and residents.
Amritsar Family Awaits News of Kin in Russian Army for 4 Months
A family in Amritsar, Punjab, has been left in anguish for four months with no information about their relative who reportedly joined the Russian Army, highlighting concerns over recruitment practices and the plight of Indian nationals abroad.
Indian Texts Show Savannas Are Natural, Not Degraded Forests
New research analyzing medieval Indian literature reveals that western India's savannas are ancient natural ecosystems, challenging long-held assumptions about them being degraded forests and questioning current conservation practices.
Wild Elephant Strays Into Mandya Plantation, Sparks Panic
A lone wild elephant strayed into a banana plantation in Gundapura village, Mandya, causing panic. Forest officials launched an operation, with one driver narrowly escaping. The elephant is now under surveillance.
Tibetan Exile Elections: First Phase Voting Concludes
Tibetan exiles worldwide participated in the first phase of Sikyong and Parliament in Exile elections, with community survival as the top agenda. Voting spanned multiple countries.
Lightning Kills 55 Sheep & Goats in Solan, HP
A lightning strike near Solan-Subathu road in Himachal Pradesh killed 55 sheep and goats early Sunday. Three shepherds narrowly escaped injury as the incident occurred during their night halt.
China Tech Worker Death Sparks Work-Life Balance Debate
The tragic death of a 32-year-old tech professional in China has ignited nationwide discussions about work-life balance, chronic overwork, and corporate responsibility in high-pressure industries.
NZ Cave Fossils Show Ancient Extinction Cycles Before Humans
Scientists discover million-year-old fossils in New Zealand's oldest cave, revealing dramatic wildlife extinction cycles driven by volcanic eruptions and climate shifts long before human arrival.
China Threatens Pokémon Boycott Over Japanese Shrine Event
A planned Pokémon card game event at Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine was canceled after Chinese backlash. The Pokémon Company apologized, calling it a mistake.
J&K Workers Rescue Monkeys Stranded in Heavy Snowfall
In a heartwarming act during heavy snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir, highway workers rescued and fed a group of stranded monkeys, ensuring their survival in harsh winter conditions.
3.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Bangladesh
A moderate earthquake measuring 3.0 on the Richter scale struck Bangladesh, causing tremors but no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Seismic activity in the region remains under observation.
Danube River: Flows Through 10 Countries, 4 Capitals
The Danube River originates in Germany's Black Forest and flows 2,860 km to the Black Sea, passing through 10 countries and 4 national capitals, serving as Europe's vital geographic and cultural connector.
Leopard Captured in Indore, Another Elusive in Mhow
Forest department personnel successfully trapped a leopard in Sanawadiya village near Devguradia, Indore, while another spotted at Army War College in Mhow remains at large, highlighting growing human-animal conflicts.
Pakistani Migrants Queue in Barcelona for Spain's Regularisation
Hundreds of Pakistani migrants are queuing outside the consulate in Barcelona as Spain begins a major regularisation process offering legal residency and work permits to undocumented immigrants.
Mira Nair Mentioned in Jeffrey Epstein Documents via Email
An email from 2009 reveals publicist Peggy Siegal contacted Jeffrey Epstein after attending an afterparty for Mira Nair's film 'Amelia' at Ghislaine Maxwell's townhouse.
China Job Interview Chat Viral, Sparks Worker Rights Debate
A job interview chat on Boss Zhipin platform in China went viral after a recruiter mocked a candidate for expecting weekends off, triggering nationwide discussion on work culture and basic labor rights.
Kazakhstan: Largest Landlocked Country's Geographic Impact
Discover why Kazakhstan, the world's largest landlocked nation spanning 2.7 million sq km, defies geographic expectations with its strategic position, historical Silk Road role, and modern trade importance despite no ocean access.
Auroras Across Solar System: Not Just Earth's Show
While Earth's northern lights captivate us, auroras occur on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mars, and Venus through solar wind interactions with magnetic fields and atmospheres, revealing cosmic secrets.
Bangladesh Polls and Reform Referendum Amid Voter Uncertainty
Bangladesh is gearing up for upcoming elections and a reform referendum, with voter mood appearing uncertain. The political landscape faces challenges as citizens weigh their options amidst economic and social pressures.
Kerala's Mission Bonnet Macaque: Census & Control Plan
Kerala Forest Department submits proposal for Bonnet Macaque census and scientific population control to address human-monkey conflicts in residential areas, requiring central government approval.
Bangladesh's Political Resurgence: Crisis to Democracy
Bangladesh's political landscape witnesses a remarkable transformation as the Jamaat-e-Islami party makes a strong comeback, aiming to reshape mainstream electoral dynamics after years of turmoil.
Rare Jumping Spider Species Recorded for First Time in India
Researchers from Assam University, Silchar, have documented the rare Colyttus bilineatus jumping spider species for the first time in India, highlighting the biodiversity of southern Assam's forests.
China's Singing Sand Dunes: Nature's Musical Mystery
Discover the science behind China's rare singing sand dunes that hum and boom. Learn why these natural wonders occur, where to find them, and their importance for research.
Chinese Lamb's 'Playing Dead' Act Goes Viral
A 10-day-old lamb from Ningxia village captivates millions by pretending to be dead when approached. Owner refuses high offers, plans to use fame for local products.
Hubble Captures Galactic Encounter 650M Light-Years Away
NASA's Hubble Telescope reveals a spectacular slow-motion encounter between two galaxies 650 million light-years away, creating a winged illusion in space.
Mild Earthquake Tremors Reported in Tamil Nadu's Virudhunagar
Mild earthquake tremors of magnitude 3.0 were felt in Virudhunagar, Srivilliputtur and nearby areas of Tamil Nadu on January 29, 2026, prompting residents to step out of their homes and share experiences on social media.
Tethys Ocean Shaped Central Asia's Mountains, Study Finds
University of Adelaide research reveals how the vanished Tethys Ocean created Central Asia's rugged terrain through tectonic forces, challenging previous climate-based theories.
France's 12 Time Zones: A Global Surprise
Discover why France holds the record for the most time zones worldwide, with 12 different clocks across its mainland and overseas territories, surpassing even larger nations.
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