Two Elephants Found Dead in Chhattisgarh River, Probe Launched
Two elephant carcasses discovered floating in Kurkut river in Raigarh district, marking fifth such fatality in region within four months. Forest officials investigating cause of death.
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Man-Eater Tiger Captured Near Pench Reserve
A 4-year-old male tiger responsible for two human fatalities and livestock attacks near Pench Tiger Reserve has been tranquillized and captured. The operation involved forest officials, veterinary staff, and aerial surveillance.
Air India Express Plane Hard Landing in Phuket Detaches Nose Wheels
An Air India Express Boeing 737 MAX from Hyderabad to Phuket made a hard landing, detaching both nose wheels. No injuries reported among 138 on board, but the runway was closed for hours, diverting flights.
Bangladesh Parliament Opens with Vacant Speaker's Chair
Bangladesh's parliament is set to begin its first session with the speaker's position empty, following the resignation of Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury and the jailing of deputy speaker Shamsul Haque.
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North Korea Accelerates Preparations for Parliamentary Elections
North Korea is ramping up efforts for its Supreme People's Assembly elections scheduled next week, with state media highlighting nationwide mobilization and ideological campaigns.
Sergei Krikalev: Last Soviet Citizen in Space During Collapse
In 1991, cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev launched on a routine mission to Mir space station, only to be stranded for 311 days as the Soviet Union collapsed below. His story of endurance and isolation highlights human resilience amid political turmoil.
Air India Express Boeing 737 Hard Landing in Phuket, Nose Wheels Detach
An Air India Express Boeing 737 MAX with 138 people made a hard landing at Phuket Airport, detaching both nose wheels. No injuries reported; DGCA investigating with Thai authorities.
Thailand: 3 Crew Missing After Ship Hit in Strait of Hormuz
Thailand's government confirms three crew members are missing after a merchant vessel was struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping lane, amid heightened regional tensions.
Fitch: Iran War Risks for Asia Pacific Ports, Airports
Fitch Ratings warns that the US-Israeli war on Iran and Tehran's Gulf attacks expose Asia's import-reliant economies to prolonged disruption, with mixed risks and negative credit impact for regional ports and airports.
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China-North Korea Train Services Resume After 6-Year Pause
Passenger train services between China and North Korea have restarted after a six-year suspension due to Covid-19, with routes from Beijing and Dandong to Pyongyang now operational.
Air India Express Plane Has Nose-Wheel Problem in Phuket
An Air India Express Boeing 737 MAX 8 experienced a nose-wheel issue while landing at Phuket International Airport, causing a rough touchdown and temporary runway closure. The airline confirmed the incident, with passengers safely deplaned.
Caspian Sea: Largest Lake Touching Five Countries
The Caspian Sea, classified as the world's largest lake spanning 371,000 sq km, borders Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Iran. This geographical marvel influences regional ecology, caviar trade, and global energy politics.
ISS Shares Stunning Nighttime Image of India from Orbit
The International Space Station has released a breathtaking nighttime photograph of India, showing the subcontinent illuminated by thousands of city lights from 400 kilometers above Earth.
Air Arabia Resumes Nagpur-Sharjah Flights March 13, 15
Air Arabia is set to restart its Nagpur-Sharjah flights on March 13 and 15 after suspending operations due to the West Asia crisis. The airline has begun initial preparations, though Qatar Airways' Doha service remains halted.
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Tiger Attack Kills Villager in Chandrapur, Seventh Wildlife Death This Year
A 47-year-old villager was fatally mauled by a tiger while collecting firewood in the buffer zone of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. This marks the seventh wildlife-related death in Chandrapur district this year.
Global Glimpses: Mumbai Blaze to Tibetan Vigil
A visual journey through March 11, 2026, capturing key moments worldwide, including a Mumbai high-rise fire, political displays in New Delhi, and a Tibetan vigil in Chennai.
Australia Grants Asylum to Two More Iranian Women Soccer Members
Australia has granted asylum to two additional members of the Iranian women's soccer delegation, continuing its humanitarian stance amid ongoing political tensions in Iran.
Nepal PM-Elect Balendra Shah's Bengaluru Days Recalled
The Nepali diaspora in Bengaluru fondly remembers the formative years of Balendra Shah, Nepal's newly elected Prime Minister, as his achievement sparks pride and conversations across community groups and homes.
Australia Grants Asylum to Two More Iranian Women Soccer Players
Australia has granted asylum to two more Iranian women soccer players, continuing its support for athletes fleeing Iran. This move highlights global concerns over human rights and gender equality in sports.
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Teenager Kills Leopard in Self-Defense Attack in Himachal
An 18-year-old ITI student in Solan district fought a leopard for 15 minutes, sustaining multiple injuries before the animal succumbed. The forest department awarded him Rs 5,000 for bravery.
Iranians in India Censor Social Media Amid Tehran Threats
Iranians in India are deleting anti-regime posts and limiting social media activity after Tehran threatened to confiscate properties of expatriates supporting US-Israel attacks, causing widespread fear and self-censorship.
Tibetan Community in Bhubaneswar Marks Uprising Day
The Tibetan community in Bhubaneswar commemorated the 65th anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising Day with prayers, cultural events, and calls for freedom, highlighting ongoing struggles and solidarity.
India Supplies Diesel to Bangladesh via Cross-Border Pipeline
India has commenced diesel supply to Bangladesh through the newly operational India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline, marking a significant milestone in bilateral energy cooperation.
Malaysia's Forests Hide Rare Earth 'Goldmines' for Green Tech
Scientists confirm extensive non-radioactive rare earth deposits beneath Malaysia's protected forests, creating tension between green technology needs and environmental conservation.
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Japan's Marble Ball Test: Earthquake Safety Check Explained
Discover why Japanese residents drop marbles on bathroom floors to check for earthquake damage. This viral trend reveals practical home safety insights in seismic zones.
North Korea-China Passenger Train Service Resumes After 6 Years
The Pyongyang–Beijing passenger train service will restart on March 12, operating four times weekly, marking a significant step in reconnecting the two nations after a six-year suspension.
Indian vs Egyptian Cobra: Key Differences Explored
Explore the distinct differences between Indian and Egyptian cobras, including habitat, size, venom potency, and cultural significance. Learn about their hunting behaviors and defensive postures.
Bengaluru Airport: 19 Flights Cancelled, Gulf Routes Hit
Flight operations at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru were disrupted on Monday, with 19 flights cancelled to West Asian destinations like Dubai and Doha due to airspace limitations.
Pakistan Closes Schools, Cuts Energy Use as Oil Prices Spike
Pakistan has decided to close schools and implement other energy-saving measures to reduce consumption as global oil prices surge, impacting the country's economy and daily life.
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Japan's Otobe Region Hit by Magnitude 5.9 Earthquake
A significant earthquake measuring 5.9 on the Richter scale struck Japan's Otobe region on Monday, causing widespread concern. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely as this remains a developing story with potential aftershocks.
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