Climate Change's Impact on Winter Storms: Arctic Warming
Explore how climate change affects winter storms through Arctic warming and jet stream weakening, debunking misinformation about cold weather and renewable energy reliability.
Category : Climate Change
Earth's Seasons Breaking Down: Satellite Data Shows Localized Patterns
Two decades of satellite observations reveal Earth's seasons are no longer synchronized globally. Instead, ecosystems just kilometers apart now operate on different seasonal schedules, creating agricultural and ecological disruptions worldwide.
Tiger Death in Achanakmar Reserve Linked to Territorial Clash
A two-year-old male tiger was found dead in Achanakmar Tiger Reserve in Chhattisgarh, with forest officials attributing the death to a violent territorial clash with another tiger. The incident follows a pattern of big cat fatalities in neighboring Madhya
Ganga Water Test Video Sparks Pollution Debate
A viral video by British biologist Jeremy Wade showing contamination in Ganga water through a simple chemical test has ignited online discussions about river pollution and religious sensitivity.
India's Military Supremacy Grows in Global Firepower Rankings 2026
The latest Global Firepower Index for 2026 confirms India's position as a dominant military power, while Pakistan sees a further slide in its global ranking. The comprehensive list highlights key strengths and strategic shifts in global defense capabiliti
Pune Weather Alert: IMD Issues Yellow Warning for Thunderstorms
Pune experiences sudden weather shift with warm mornings and yellow alert for thunderstorms. IMD attributes changes to Western Disturbance crossing Himalayas.
Northwest India Wet Spell to Continue Till Feb 2
The India Meteorological Department predicts continued wet weather across northwest India, including Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana, until February 2, with potential impacts on agriculture and daily life.
Rain, Hail, and Winds Bring Chill to Tricity
The Tricity area, including Chandigarh, experienced a sharp drop in temperatures due to unexpected rain, hail, and gusty winds, disrupting daily life and weather patterns.
Young Tiger Dies in Territorial Fight at Achanakmar Reserve
A two-year-old male tiger was found dead in Chhattisgarh's Achanakmar Tiger Reserve, with forest officials confirming death due to a violent territorial clash with another tiger.
Sundarbans Bird Festival: 31,000 Birds Sighted, Rare Vulture Returns
The fourth Indian Sundarbans Bird Festival concluded with 30,986 bird sightings across 168 species, including the rare white-rumped vulture. Forest Minister Birbaha Hansda released the report.
A Nation Divided Shares One Worry: What's Next?
In a deeply divided nation, citizens from all sides share a common anxiety about the future, reflecting widespread uncertainty and concern over political and social stability.
Mumbai Sees Second Unseasonal Rainfall This Month
Mumbai experienced unseasonal rainfall on Tuesday morning, marking the second such occurrence this month. The light showers affected various parts of the city and adjoining areas, following a heavier spell earlier in January.
Hamas Seeks 10,000 Police In New US-Backed Gaza Authority
Hamas is pushing to integrate 10,000 police officers into a new U.S.-backed Palestinian administration for Gaza as disarmament talks approach under a ceasefire brokered by President Trump.
Vasco Residents Protest Foul Odors from Port Coal Handling
Residents in Vasco's Headland-Sada area report severe foul odors and health issues from Mormugao Port coal operations, demanding immediate action from pollution authorities.
Borneo's Carnivorous Plants: Flowers That Hunt
Explore Borneo's ancient rainforests where pitcher plants and other carnivorous species have evolved to trap insects and small animals in nutrient-poor soil, creating a unique ecosystem.
India's Fight Against Marine Pollution: Coastline at Risk
India confronts marine pollution with new Coast Guard vessel Samudra Pratap. With 200 million people dependent on the sea, pollution threatens ecological security, coastal livelihoods, and human health.
New Blue Jellyfish Species Found in Japan, Hints at Ocean Shifts
Scientists identify Physalia mikazuki, a new species of blue jellyfish washed up on Sendai Bay beach. Discovery reveals overlapping species ranges and possible climate-driven marine shifts in Japanese coastal waters.
Venezuela Frees Political Prisoners, Trump Hails Decision
Venezuela has released dozens of political prisoners in a significant move, drawing praise from former US President Donald Trump amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Gurgaon Expressway Forest Diversion: CA Details Unclear After 8 Years
Eight years after forest land diversion for Delhi-Mumbai Expressway near Gurgaon, compensatory afforestation compliance remains unclear. RTI reveals gaps in plantation data, site monitoring, and ecological compensation.
Man Killed by Wild Elephants in Jharkhand's Chatra
A tragic incident occurred in Jharkhand's Chatra district where a man was trampled to death by a herd of wild elephants, highlighting the ongoing human-wildlife conflict in the region.
Antarctica's Blood Falls: Crimson Mystery of Extreme Life
Discover Antarctica's Blood Falls, a crimson waterfall flowing from Taylor Glacier. This iron-rich phenomenon reveals ancient microbial life thriving in extreme isolation beneath ice.
Majuli Bird Poisoning: 17 Detained, Main Accused Arrested
Majuli Police detained 17 people after over 50 migratory birds were found dead from suspected poisoning on Republic Day. The main accused was arrested, while others were temporarily released as investigation continues.
Delhi NCR Hit by Hailstorms, IMD Issues Red Alert
Delhi NCR experienced intense hailstorms and heavy rainfall on Tuesday evening, prompting IMD to issue red and orange alerts. This marks the second major rain event in January 2026, disrupting normal life.
Hailstorm Alert for Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut & NCR Cities
An orange alert has been issued for several NCR cities including Noida, Ghaziabad, and Meerut, predicting severe hailstorms. Authorities advise residents to take precautions.
Southeast Asian Plastic Waste Pollutes Andaman Beaches
A viral Instagram video reveals plastic waste from Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar washing up on pristine Little Andaman beaches, highlighting transboundary marine pollution issues.
India's Climate Budget Gap: Rhetoric vs Financial Allocation
India faces a critical climate finance gap despite recognizing the economic threats. While climate rhetoric dominates budget speeches, actual allocations remain insufficient to meet the $2.5 trillion by 2030 target.
French Tourist Boat Capsizes in Oman: 3 Dead
A boat carrying French tourists capsized near Muscat, Oman, resulting in three fatalities and multiple injuries. Omani authorities have launched rescue operations and an investigation into the incident.
Philippines Grounds Fleet After Ferry Sinking Kills 18
The Philippines has grounded an entire company's passenger ship fleet after a ferry sinking claimed at least 18 lives, prompting urgent safety reviews.
North Korea Fires Missiles Amid US Military Talks
North Korea has fired multiple missiles into the sea, escalating tensions as discussions continue about limiting the US military role in the region, raising global security concerns.
Delhi Rain: IMD Issues Red, Orange Alerts Across Districts
Heavy rain and thunderstorms lashed parts of Delhi, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue red and orange alerts across multiple districts on Monday morning.
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