Kullu's Bijli Mahadev Forest Area Hit by Massive Fire
A large-scale forest fire has erupted in the Bijli Mahadev area of Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, posing a threat to the revered temple and surrounding biodiversity. Firefighting efforts are underway.
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Punjab Govt to Book Charity Donors to Banned Militant Outfits
The Punjab government in Pakistan announces legal action against individuals providing charity to banned militant groups like JeM, LeT, and JuD, as part of a crackdown on terror financing.
Kim Jong Un Unveils Upgraded KN-25 Rocket Launchers With 400km Range
North Korea has revealed 50 upgraded KN-25 multiple launch rocket systems with a 400-kilometer strike range, capable of carrying tactical nuclear warheads. Kim Jong Un oversaw the Pyongyang rollout ahead of a major party congress.
Six Cave-Dwelling Animals That Mastered Life in Darkness
Discover six extraordinary animals that have evolved to thrive in complete darkness within caves, from blind spiders to echolocating birds, rarely seen by humans.
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CAQM Pushes Barrier-Free Tolling to Cut Delhi-NCR Pollution
The Commission for Air Quality Management highlights toll plaza congestion as a major pollution source, calls for RFID/ANPR systems, and approves 46 new air quality monitoring stations across NCR.
Asos Co-Founder Dies in Mysterious Thailand Balcony Fall
Quentin Griffiths, 58-year-old co-founder of Asos, died after falling from a 17th-floor balcony in Pattaya, Thailand. Police found no evidence of foul play, but he was involved in stressful legal disputes.
Bengaluru 2040 Summit: Integrated Water Management Plan Urged
At the DH Bengaluru 2040 Summit, officials and experts emphasized integrated water management to prevent future shortages. BWSSB collaborates with IISc to monitor groundwater usage.
Prince Andrew Arrest Triggers Royal Panic Over Explosive Secrets
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has plunged the British monarchy into turmoil, with insiders reporting a secret 'war room' at Windsor and fears of damaging revelations.
US Military Build-up in Gulf as Iran Tensions Escalate
The United States has significantly expanded its military presence in the Gulf region, deploying two aircraft carrier strike groups, stealth fighters, and missile defense systems. This build-up comes amid heightened tensions with Iran over its nuclear pro
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Self-Cannibalism in Nature: Animals Eating Themselves
Explore the surprising world of self-cannibalism in animals, from frogs eating shed skin to lizards consuming dropped tails. Learn how this behavior aids survival through nutrient recycling and predator avoidance.
UN: 5,000+ Women, Girls Killed in Ukraine Since 2022
A United Nations report reveals that more than 5,000 women and girls have been killed in Ukraine since the conflict began in 2022, highlighting severe humanitarian impacts.
Taliban's New Penal Code Formalizes Hardline Policies
The Taliban has introduced a 90-page penal code in Afghanistan that institutionalizes harsh restrictions on women and children, including provisions allowing physical discipline by husbands and sweeping bans on education and employment for women.
Iran Fighter Jet Crash Kills Pilot in Hamadan Amid Tensions
An Iranian fighter jet crashed during a late-night training mission in Hamadan province, killing one pilot. The incident occurs amid heightened regional tensions with the U.S.
Marine Fossils on Everest Show Ancient Sea Floor at Summit
Fossils of trilobites and seashells found near Mount Everest's summit confirm the Himalayas were once submerged under the Tethys Ocean, lifted by plate tectonics over millions of years.
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Art of Living's Autocracy Machinery Restores India's Water Bodies
The Art of Living's Autocracy Machinery initiative is transforming India's water bodies through advanced technology and community efforts, addressing water scarcity and ecological restoration.
Iran Deploys Drones Against US Targets Amid Russia Drills, Trump Pushes Deal
A defense expert reveals Iran repositioned strike drones during joint drills with Russia in the Strait of Hormuz as Trump seeks a nuclear deal. US Navy assets, including the USS Abraham Lincoln and Gerald R. Ford, are deployed in response.
J&K Climate Crisis: Low Rain, Heat Threaten Water Treaties
Low rainfall and soaring temperatures in Jammu and Kashmir are intensifying climate change concerns, with experts warning of impacts on water treaties and regional stability.
UAE Ramadan 2026 Starts, Eid Holiday Depends on Moon Sighting
Ramadan fasting commenced in the UAE on February 18, 2026, with Eid Al Fitr expected between March 20-22. A four-day holiday is possible if the Shawwal crescent is sighted on March 18, as per UAE public holiday rules.
Dubai Opens 15 New Mosques for Ramadan 2026 Expansion
Dubai's Islamic Affairs Department launches 15 new mosques for Ramadan 2026, including 10 operational now and 5 opening soon, to serve growing communities and enhance spiritual access across neighborhoods.
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Kuno National Park Cheetah Population Reaches 38 in 2026
Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh celebrates successful cheetah reintroduction with 38 animals, including 24 Indian-born cubs. Recent births in February 2026 mark conservation milestone.
Sarah Ferguson Could Face Police Questioning in Andrew Probe
As Prince Andrew's arrest rocks the monarchy, legal experts suggest Sarah Ferguson may be questioned as a witness in the misconduct investigation, amid Epstein file fallout.
Lucknow's Unusual Warm Weather Linked to Western Disturbance
Lucknow experienced above-normal temperatures on Thursday, with a western disturbance causing cloudy skies and light rain in parts of UP. Temperatures are expected to drop in the next two days.
Venezuela Amnesty Law Could Free Hundreds of Political Detainees
Venezuela's National Assembly has passed a controversial amnesty law that may lead to the release of hundreds of individuals detained for political reasons, sparking debate over justice and reconciliation.
US Military Builds Up Forces Near Iran with Advanced Carriers
The US military has significantly increased its forces near Iran, deploying advanced aircraft carriers like the USS Gerald R Ford and enhancing air defenses, amid heightened regional tensions.
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Indore's First February Rain in 10 Years Brings Dramatic Weather Shift
Indore experienced rare late-night thunderstorms with 7.3 mm rainfall, marking the city's first February precipitation in a decade. Temperatures dropped significantly as gusty winds up to 33 kmph swept through the region.
Iran-Russia Drills as US Carrier Nears Amid Nuclear Standoff
Iran and Russia conducted joint military exercises in the Gulf of Oman as a second US aircraft carrier approached West Asia, escalating tensions over Tehran's nuclear program with both sides signaling readiness for potential conflict.
Pench Tiger Reserve Census Finds 65 Crocodiles
The Pench Tiger Reserve's third annual crocodile survey recorded 65 direct crocodile sightings and 120 indirect signs. The census, supported by volunteers and officials, will aid conservation planning.
Ancient Crocodile Relative Was a Runner, Not a Swimmer
Scientists have identified a new species of early crocodile relative from a 215-million-year-old fossil found in southwest Britain. The small, land-dwelling animal had long limbs and an upright stance, suggesting it was built for speed and agility on dry
Manipur Man's Rs 5 Nest Mission Saves Sparrows Amid Conflict
Amid ethnic violence in Manipur, environmentalist Anish Ahamad installs handmade sparrow nests to boost populations by 5,000 annually, facing gunfire and uncertainty to preserve ecosystem allies.
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NGT Notice on Mining Plea Near Ranthambore National Park
The National Green Tribunal has issued a notice on an application seeking to modify a 2017 order that restricted mining in 208 hectares of forest land near Ranthambore National Park, following claims of new clearances.
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