Category : Climate Change


Bengaluru Citizens Demand Full-Day Park Access in Summer

Bengaluru residents campaign for public parks to stay open during peak heat hours, citing essential access for workers and students. Activists audit closures and push BBMP for extended timings as a public health measure.

Man Survives 60 Hours in Sunken Tugboat Air Pocket

In 2013, Nigerian cook Harrison Okene survived nearly 60 hours trapped in an air pocket 30 meters underwater after his tugboat capsized. Medical experts explain how he overcame carbon dioxide toxicity and pressure risks.

Taliban Law Allows Wife-Beating If No Serious Injuries

The Taliban has enacted a new law permitting husbands to physically discipline their wives, provided there are no broken bones or open wounds, sparking international outrage and fears for women's rights in Afghanistan.

Iran Fortifies Nuclear Sites as US Military Presence Grows

Satellite imagery reveals Iran accelerating fortifications at key nuclear and missile sites, including Parchin and Isfahan, as the US deploys its largest Middle East military presence since 2003 and warns diplomacy is running out.

Maharashtra CM Fadnavis: Mumbai as Climate Finance Gateway

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis inaugurated Mumbai Climate Week, positioning the state as a national climate leader and Mumbai as a gateway for climate finance to the Global South, with new strategies and MoUs unveiled.

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