Iran Funeral Crowd Threatens Trump: 'Next Shot Won't Miss'
At a state-organized mass funeral in Tehran, a placard threatened U.S. President Donald Trump, warning future shots would not miss. This comes amid Iran unrest and Trump's warnings to Iran.
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Iran Protests Spark Global Tensions: China, Russia vs US
Fresh images reveal intensifying anti-regime protests in Iran, with China and Russia accusing the US of interference as Trump backs demonstrators. Over 3,400 killed, 10,000 arrested.
Britain Pulls Troops from US Base, NATO Warns to Leave Iran
Britain withdraws personnel from a US air base in Qatar as NATO nations issue urgent warnings for citizens to leave Iran amid escalating US-Iran tensions.
Ganga Fish Diversity Hits 50-Year High: 230 Species
ICAR-CIFRI's latest survey reveals 230 fish species in the Ganga, the highest in over 50 years, thanks to restoration efforts including ranching of Indian Major Carps and Hilsa.
Iran Shuts Airspace Amid Protest Crackdown Fears and US Military Response
Iran closed its airspace for several hours due to fears of protest crackdowns and a possible US military response, causing flight disruptions and raising regional tensions.
UP fines cruise Rs 5,000 for Ganga sewage dumping
UP Tourism Department imposes Rs 5,000 fine on Alaknanda luxury cruise operators for discharging untreated sewage into the Ganga. UPPCB investigates for potential Rs 2 lakh penalty.
China's Exports Hit Record $1.2 Trillion Surplus in 2025
China's exports surged 6.6% in December, pushing its trade surplus to a record $1.2 trillion in 2025. This growth defies US tariffs as factories expand into new markets like Southeast Asia and Europe.
India, China Lead Renewable Energy Growth, Defy Climate Critics
India and China are driving global renewable energy expansion, with record capacity additions reducing coal power for the first time in 50 years, challenging unfair climate criticism.
Trump Tariffs Fail: China's Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.2T
Despite Trump's tariffs aimed at reducing China's trade dominance, China's global surplus soared to $1.2 trillion in 2025, increasing its economic power worldwide.
Greenland's Economy: Shrimp, Subsidies, and Strategic Dreams
Greenland's economy relies heavily on Danish subsidies and shrimp exports. A potential mining boom faces high costs and challenges, while U.S. interest adds geopolitical complexity.
US Senator Graham Meets Reza Pahlavi, Backs Iranians
US Senator Lindsey Graham met with Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last shah, and reaffirmed American support for Iranians opposing the government in Tehran.
Iran Warns Trump: Don't Repeat Mistakes Amid Tensions
Iran's Foreign Minister issues a direct warning to President Trump, urging him not to repeat the same mistakes as tensions escalate between the two nations.
Trump Law Returns Whole Milk to US School Lunches
Former US President Donald Trump has signed a new law that reintroduces whole milk into school lunch programs nationwide, overturning nutrition standards set during the Obama administration.
Trump: Zelenskiy Blocks Ukraine Peace, Not Putin
Former US President Donald Trump claims Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy is the main obstacle to ending the war, shifting blame from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Delhi Fog Alert: IMD Warns of Dense Fog, Cold Wave
Delhi faces severe cold with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C. IMD issues red alert for dense fog and cold wave warnings for multiple northern states.
Caribbean Buildup Limits Trump's Iran Options
President Trump's military buildup in the Caribbean restricts U.S. options if conflict erupts with Iran. No aircraft carriers are in the Middle East, raising risks.
Venezuela Acting President Vows More Prisoner Releases
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez commits to ongoing prisoner releases in Venezuela, enforcing law strictly while acknowledging Maduro's role in the initiative.
Trump Says Iran Protest Killings Stopped, Tehran Signals Executions
Former US President Donald Trump asserts killings of Iranian protesters have ceased, while Tehran indicates upcoming executions, escalating tensions in the region.
Iran's Old Order Nears End, New One Struggles to Emerge
Iran faces historic crossroads as protests intensify. The 1979 revolution's ideals remain unfulfilled, with citizens demanding change amid harsh repression.
Delhi's Carbon Credit Policy to Generate Revenue from Emissions
Delhi government approves framework to monetize carbon credits from green projects. Policy aims to sell credits internationally, but implementation details remain unclear.
Centre to Scale Up Maitri Van Model Across Aravali Range
The Centre plans to expand the Maitri Van eco-restoration model across the Aravali range through private partnerships, offering green credits for plantations achieving 40% crown cover in five years.
US Sends First Aid to Cuba After Hurricane Melissa
The United States has dispatched its first humanitarian aid shipment to Cuba following Hurricane Melissa, marking a significant step in bilateral relations.
Vance Tie-Breaker Blocks Venezuela Military Limits
Senate Republicans defeated a measure to restrict Trump's military actions in Venezuela. Vice President JD Vance cast the decisive vote after two GOP senators changed positions.
Protected Aravali Hills Road Construction, 100 Trees Felled
A 30-meter wide road has been illegally carved into Gurgaon's protected Raisina hills, with over 100 trees cut down. Fresh construction continues despite demolition drives, violating Aravali Notification rules.
Cold Wave Continues in UP, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand
Weather experts warn of continued cold wave conditions in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand with fluctuating night temperatures. Kanpur recorded 5°C minimum, with chilly winds adding to discomfort.
Global Glimpses: Kyiv Frost to Prayagraj Faith in Jan 2026
A visual journey across continents captures a frozen lake in Kyiv, Greenland's diplomatic backdrop, German football fervor, and India's vibrant Magh Mela and temple festivals in January 2026.
ICE Agent Had Internal Bleeding in Minneapolis Shooting
Federal agents say the ICE officer who shot Renee Good sustained internal bleeding. The incident has sparked protests and conflicting narratives about self-defense claims.
Iran Plans Swift Trials, Executions as US Threat Looms
Iran announces accelerated judicial processes for protesters, including fast-track trials and executions, as tensions escalate with the United States over recent unrest.
Kochi Fire Study: Weather Shaped Toxic Smoke Spread
New research reveals how wind patterns and rainfall controlled the spread of toxic smoke from Kochi's Brahmapuram landfill fire in March 2023, affecting both urban air quality and marine ecosystems.
Iran's Protest Crackdown: Government Buys Time
Analysts suggest Iran's crackdown on protests is a temporary measure, with comparisons to the 1979 revolution being overly optimistic about regime change.
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