U.S. Missile Stockpile Depleted Ahead of Iran Truce Deadline
The U.S. Army has reportedly exhausted its Precision Strike Missile arsenal in combat against Iran, raising concerns as a temporary truce nears expiration on April 22.
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US PrSM Missile Stockpile Crisis Amid Iran War Deadline
A US Army official reports exhaustion of Precision Strike Missile arsenal after intense combat with Iran, raising concerns as temporary truce nears April 22 expiration.
Russia's Massive Air Assault on Ukraine Leaves 16 Dead
In one of the war's most intense days, Russia launched 659 drones and 44 missiles across Ukrainian cities, killing 16 and causing widespread devastation to infrastructure.
Iran-US Talks Focus on Interim Nuclear Deal Amid Rifts
Iran and the United States are negotiating an interim nuclear agreement to manage tensions, but significant disagreements over sanctions and uranium enrichment persist, complicating diplomatic efforts.
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US Action Targets Iran's Ports, Not Strait of Hormuz: Pentagon
The Pentagon has clarified that recent US military actions constitute a blockade of Iran's ports and coastlines, specifically not targeting the Strait of Hormuz, amid heightened regional tensions.
China Assures US It Will Not Supply Weapons to Iran
Pete Hegseth reports that China has given assurances to the United States that it will not send weapons to Iran, amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
GRAP Stage 1 Restrictions Imposed in Delhi-NCR
Delhi-NCR authorities have implemented GRAP Stage 1 measures as the Air Quality Index (AQI) falls into the 'Poor' category, aiming to curb pollution sources.
Delhi-NCR Air Quality 'Poor', Stage-I GRAP Measures Enforced
The Commission for Air Quality Management has imposed Stage-I GRAP measures across Delhi-NCR due to deteriorating air quality, with AQI at 226. Unfavorable weather conditions are expected to persist for two days.
Iran Warns Trump: US Warships Will Be Sunk Over Hormuz Blockade
Senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei issues a stark warning, claiming Iranian launchers are locked onto American warships in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to escalate tensions and break the ceasefire.
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Canada Plans Express Entry Overhaul to Favor High Earners
Canada's IRCC is proposing sweeping changes to its Express Entry system, including a unified high-skilled category and new points for high-wage occupations, marking the biggest redesign in over a decade.
GRAP Stage-1 Enforced in Delhi-NCR Over Poor Air Quality
The Commission for Air Quality Management has implemented Stage-1 of the Graded Response Action Plan across the National Capital Region due to worsening air pollution levels.
Pollution, Bacteria Caused Satluj River Fish Deaths: Lab Report
A lab analysis reveals high pollution levels and bacterial infection caused mass fish deaths in Punjab's Satluj River. Experts warn of systemic failure in monitoring industrial discharge.
Pentagon Official's Pulp Fiction Prayer Sparks Backlash
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth faces criticism after quoting a Quentin Tarantino film dialogue as a Bible verse during a Pentagon worship service, with many labeling him a 'fake Christian'.
Nurse Wins $300k in Cruise Alcohol Liability Case
A US jury awarded $300,000 to a California nurse after finding a cruise operator partly liable for overserving alcohol, leading to her injuries. The case highlights shared fault in alcohol service and safety.
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Pentagon Warns Iran: Peace Deal or Bombing of Infrastructure
Pentagon Chief Hegseth issues a stark warning to Iran, urging careful consideration of a peace deal or risk US military strikes targeting critical infrastructure like power and energy facilities.
US Senate Rejects Arms Sale Block to Israel
The US Senate defeated resolutions to block $450 million in arms sales to Israel, highlighting growing political divisions over military aid amid regional conflicts.
US Begins Mine-Clearing in Strait of Hormuz, Details Scarce
The US military has initiated a mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz, deploying two warships through the strategic waterway over the weekend. Few details about the specialized equipment involved have been disclosed by officials.
NTCA Blocks Karnataka's Bid to Alter Bhadra Tiger Reserve Buffer
The National Tiger Conservation Authority's directive mandates that the entire buffer zone of Bhadra Tiger Reserve be treated as an Eco-Sensitive Zone, stalling state efforts to reduce protections amid political pressure.
Europe's Jet Fuel Supply Dwindles to Six Weeks Amid Tensions
Europe's jet fuel reserves have plummeted to a mere six weeks' supply, as reported by IEA chief Fatih Birol, amid escalating West Asia tensions threatening global energy security.
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US Threatens Combat if Iran Rejects Deal, Enforces Blockade
US forces are prepared to restart combat operations against Iran if Tehran does not agree to a deal, with a naval blockade imposed on all ships entering or leaving Iranian waters as part of a pressure campaign.
US Widens Iran Blockade to Target Weapons, Oil, Metals
The US military has significantly expanded its naval blockade against Iran to intercept shipments of weapons, nuclear materials, oil products, and strategic metals like iron and steel, according to a new advisory.
Asia to Stay Main Driver of Global Growth, Says IMF
The International Monetary Fund projects Asia will continue leading global economic expansion, driven by robust growth in China and India, despite challenges like inflation and geopolitical tensions.
Colorado River Mystery Solved: Plants Siphon Water, Study Reveals
University of Washington researchers have solved the Colorado River's water loss mystery, showing that warmer, drier springs cause plants to absorb snowmelt, accounting for 70% of the deficit and impacting 40 million people.
Gurgaon Launches Haryana's First Wildlife Taxidermy Center
Gurgaon establishes Haryana's inaugural taxidermy and wildlife preservation center, shifting from carcass incineration to scientific study and education.
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Hezbollah Rockets Hit Israel During Lebanon Peace Talks
Hezbollah launched heavy rocket barrages into northern Israel, targeting cities and military positions, as peace negotiations with Lebanon continue, escalating regional tensions.
Iran Proposes Safe Ship Exit via Oman in Hormuz
Iran has proposed allowing ships to exit safely through the Oman side of the Strait of Hormuz, as the US enforces a blockade on oil ships from Iranian ports since Monday, with broader shipping traffic muted since February 28.
Seven Poachers Arrested in Assam Forest for Illegal Deer Hunting
Forest officials in Assam's Patharia reserve arrested seven poachers who were setting up large nets to hunt deer. The accused were caught red-handed and face charges under the Wildlife Protection Act.
Gurgaon Landfill Fire Raises Toxic Smoke and Pollution Concerns
A major fire at Gurgaon's Bandhwari landfill on Wednesday spread rapidly due to high temperatures and winds, with firefighters struggling to contain it amid staff shortages and difficult terrain, highlighting ongoing environmental and safety issues.
Dhanauri's Ramsar Tag Stuck in Bureaucratic Maze Despite SC Orders
Dhanauri in Greater Noida, home to 217 bird species including UP's state bird sarus crane, meets Ramsar criteria but remains undeclared as wetland despite Supreme Court directives and environmentalists' pleas.
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Pope Leo Decries 'Tyrants' and War Justification in Cameroon
During a visit to Cameroon, Pope Leo criticized world leaders acting as 'tyrants' and using religion to justify conflicts, calling for urgent global change.
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