Greenpeace Demands Clear Compensation After MSC Ship Release
Greenpeace urges government to establish transparent compensation process for communities affected by MSC Elsa sinking after company paid deposit to release arrested ship.
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Iran Protests: 600+ Dead, US Tariffs, War Warnings
Norway-based NGO reports 648 protesters killed in Iran's 16-day unrest. US imposes tariffs, Iran warns of war readiness, and internet blackout hits 96 hours amid escalating tensions.
Punjabi Youth Shot Dead in Canada Gang Conflict
A young man of Punjabi origin was fatally shot in Abbotsford, Canada, as police investigate links to ongoing drug gang conflicts in the region.
US Revokes 100,000+ Visas in 2025, Indians Impacted
The United States has revoked more than 100,000 visas this year, including student and work permits, as part of a strict enforcement drive. Indian nationals face significant impact amid tightening immigration controls.
Kanpur Warmer Morning, Chilly Nights with Winds Forecast
Kanpur division experienced a slight rise in minimum temperature to 7.4°C on Monday with clear skies. Weather experts predict fluctuations, fog, and cold north-westerly winds in coming days.
Trump Unveils Affordability Proposals to Address High Costs
President Trump announces multiple measures to tackle rising costs, including caps on credit-card rates and restrictions on home investors, aiming to boost spending power ahead of midterms.
Iran to Execute Protester Erfan Soltani Amid Crackdown
Iran plans to hang 26-year-old Erfan Soltani for participating in anti-regime protests. Human rights groups warn this could be the first of many executions amid a nationwide crackdown.
Minneapolis Shooting Sparks Protests, Renews ICE Scrutiny
The fatal shooting of a US citizen by ICE officers in Minneapolis has ignited protests across America, bringing renewed attention to the agency's expanded powers and controversial enforcement tactics under the Trump administration.
US Revokes 100,000+ Visas in 2025, 8,000 Student Permits
The United States has revoked more than 100,000 visas in 2025, with 8,000 student permits among them. This move impacts Indian students and travelers significantly.
Minnesota Sues Trump Admin Over ICE Surge After Shooting
Minnesota and its major cities file lawsuit against Trump administration to stop immigration enforcement surge linked to fatal Minneapolis shooting, alleging constitutional violations.
US Job Openings Hit Historic Lows in November 2025
US job openings plummeted to historic lows in November 2025, with government sector hiring slowing dramatically. The overall labor market shows significant tightening across multiple industries.
Chandigarh Cold Wave and Dense Fog to Persist Through Lohri
Chandigarh faces severe winter conditions with temperatures dropping to 3.3°C. Dense fog reduces visibility, disrupting travel. The cold wave continues despite Lohri celebrations.
EU May Sanction US Tech, Banks Over Trump's Greenland Plan
The European Union is considering unprecedented sanctions against US tech giants, banks, and military presence in response to Donald Trump's revived plan to acquire Greenland, threatening global stability.
Noida Authority Misses Deadline for Treated Water Plan
Noida Authority has not provided a comprehensive plan to utilize all treated wastewater as directed by NGT. Only 33% of treated sewage is currently reused, with the rest discharged into drains.
NGT Directs Removal of Illegal Nets at Gurgaon's Kotla Lake
Wildlife officials intensified surveillance at Kotla Lake in Nuh following NGT directions, removing illegal nets used for trapping migratory birds and planning sustained protection measures.
US Congressman Introduces Bill for Greenland Annexation
A US congressman has introduced a bill proposing the annexation and statehood of Greenland, following former President Trump's earlier threats to control the island.
US Revokes 100,000+ Visas in 2025, 8,000 Student Permits
The United States has revoked more than 100,000 visas in 2025, with 8,000 student permits among them, impacting Indian applicants significantly.
Malala Condemns Loss of Freedom for Iranian Women in Protests
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai highlights the severe decline in freedoms for Iranian women during ongoing protests, calling for global attention to their plight.
Graham Warns Iran's Khamenei Over US Lawmaker Threats
US Senator Lindsey Graham issues a stern warning to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei after his remarks on American lawmakers, highlighting drone threats.
NGT Task Force Busts Illegal Sand Mining on Yamuna Near Delhi
A late-night raid by an NGT-constituted task force uncovered extensive illegal sand mining in Yamuna, seizing excavators and exposing a fake permit scheme near the Delhi-UP border.
Minneapolis Mayor Condemns ICE Actions After Fatal Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey criticizes federal immigration enforcement as unconstitutional following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent, sparking protests and legal challenges.
Noida Air Quality Stays Poor, Ghaziabad Worse
Noida's AQI remained poor at 274 on Monday, with no improvement from Sunday. Ghaziabad recorded worse conditions, including 'very poor' readings. Delhi's air may turn 'very poor' soon.
US Urges Citizens to Leave Iran Amid Escalating Protests
The United States issues urgent advisory for American citizens to depart Iran as protests turn violent, warning of arrests, injuries, and severe disruptions.
IMD Alert: Heavy Rain in South, Cold Wave in North India
The India Meteorological Department warns of heavy rainfall in southern states and severe cold wave conditions across northern regions, disrupting daily life and transport services.
US Revokes 100,000+ Visas, Plans Deportations
The US State Department announced it revoked over 100,000 visas in 2025 and will continue deporting individuals it labels as 'thugs,' citing security concerns.
Trump Considers Iran Strikes Amid Diplomatic Efforts
White House confirms military action remains an option as President Trump prioritizes diplomacy with Iran. Press secretary outlines administration's dual-track approach.
Indian Students Win $200k Over 'Food Racism' at US University
Two Indian PhD students secured a $200,000 settlement from University of Colorado Boulder after facing discrimination for heating palak paneer. They returned to India with Master's degrees.
Delhi Cold Wave: Temperature Drops to 3.2°C, Relief Expected Next Week
Delhi recorded its first sub-4°C temperature this season at 3.2°C on Monday. IMD predicts cold wave conditions till weekend with slight relief possible from January 16.
US Official Labels ICE Shooting Victim 'Domestic Terrorist'
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem describes Renee Good's actions as domestic terrorism, but experts and video evidence challenge this characterization.
Kolkata's Sunny Day Hides Poor Air Quality Issues
Kolkata enjoys bright sunshine and warm temperatures today, but yesterday's poor air quality persists. Residents should take precautions despite the clear weather.
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