Mysuru Forest Department Rescues Rogue Tusker
Forest officials in Mysuru successfully tranquilized and relocated a 35-year-old elephant that damaged railway fences, destroyed crops, and killed a local resident over two months.
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Highway Project Sparks Environmental Concerns Near Bird Sanctuary
Environmentalists express alarm over the proposed Srirangapatna-Kushalnagar highway's proximity to Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, fearing traffic disturbances could disrupt fragile ecosystems and migratory bird breeding patterns.
WTI Initiative Reduces Livestock Losses 80% Near Tiger Reserve
The Wildlife Trust of India's predator-proof pen project in villages bordering Valmiki Tiger Reserve has dramatically reduced small livestock depredation, protecting rural livelihoods while fostering human-wildlife coexistence.
Himalayan Warming Accelerates Glacier Melt, Flood Threat Grows
A new study reveals rapid warming in the Himalaya-Karakoram region is shrinking glaciers and expanding glacial lakes, dramatically increasing the risk of catastrophic floods that threaten downstream communities.
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CPCB Inspects Coimbatore Dump Yard, Activists Cry Foul
Central Pollution Control Board officials inspected Vellalore dump yard in Coimbatore following NGT orders. Activists allege last-minute cleaning created a facade, while RTI data reveals ongoing non-compliance with pollution control measures.
Petro Jokes About 'Trump's Fever' Amid Colombia Flood Crisis
Colombian President Gustavo Petro humorously blamed 'Trump's fever' for his illness during a public event, but quickly shifted focus to severe flooding and climate crisis warnings.
Canacona Farmers Face Molasses Pollution Crisis in Rivulet
Shrishthal farmers in Canacona report ongoing contamination of Khalwadem rivulet from a broken industrial tank, affecting irrigation and wells despite complaints to authorities.
Leopard Rescued from Snare in Korba, Poacher Caught
A leopard trapped in a wire snare was rescued by Katghora forest officials in Korba district. The operation led to the arrest of a poacher and the safe release of the leopard into Achanakmar Tiger Reserve.
IMD Predicts 2-4°C Temperature Rise, West Coast Hits High 30s
India Meteorological Department forecasts a gradual 2-4°C temperature rise across most parts of India from February 20, with west coast areas like Kerala and Karnataka experiencing sharp increases into high 30s.
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NGT Case: Illegal Wetland Exploitation in Kolkata Ramsar Site
The National Green Tribunal's Eastern Bench has admitted a plea alleging illegal filling, conversion, and commercial use of wetlands in South 24 Parganas, part of the protected East Kolkata Wetlands Ramsar site.
Imran Khan Suffers Severe Vision Loss in Right Eye
Jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has reportedly lost most of his vision in his right eye, with reports indicating only 15% vision remains, raising concerns about his health and well-being.
US Navy Ships Collide Near South America, Minor Injuries Reported
A US Navy destroyer and a support ship collided during a replenishment-at-sea operation in waters near South America, resulting in minor injuries to two personnel, according to reports.
Second Hindu Tea Worker Killed in Bangladesh Pre-Election
A Hindu tea garden worker has been killed in Bangladesh, marking the second such murder in two days just before the country's parliamentary elections, raising serious security concerns.
Russia Deploys 15 Su-57 Fighters to Base Near Japan
Russia has concentrated at least 15 Su-57 fifth-generation stealth fighters at Dzyomgi Air Base in the Far East, enhancing its Pacific military posture amid regional tensions.
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Russia Blocks WhatsApp Over Legal Non-Compliance
Russia has officially blocked WhatsApp for allegedly violating domestic laws, with Kremlin stating the ban will remain unless Meta complies with regulations.
Sukhna Lake Fish Deaths: Oil Spill and Low Oxygen Levels Blamed
Two reports confirm an oil spill and critically low dissolved oxygen levels in Sukhna Lake, leading to widespread fish mortality. Authorities are investigating the environmental crisis.
Miranda's Thin Ice Shell Suggests Ancient Subsurface Ocean
New research reveals Uranus' moon Miranda may have had a deep ocean beneath a thin ice shell, with geological evidence pointing to recent tectonic activity.
China Serves as Sanctions Bypass for Foreign Cars to Russia
Foreign vehicles, primarily manufactured in China or transshipped through it, are flowing into Russia, circumventing international sanctions imposed after the Ukraine war, according to Reuters.
Saudi-Qatar Bullet Train: 785 km in 2 Hours, Key Details
Saudi Arabia and Qatar have approved a high-speed electric rail project, connecting Riyadh and Doha in 2 hours. Expected to boost economy and create jobs.
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Iran Displays Israeli Drone Wreckage from 2025 War
Iran publicly displayed wreckage of Israeli drones shot down during the June 2025 conflict, showcasing military hardware amid anti-US and anti-Israel chants at Islamic Revolution anniversary rallies.
Portugal Floods Destroy Highway, Evacuate 3,000
Severe flooding in Portugal has destroyed a major highway and forced the evacuation of approximately 3,000 residents, with emergency services responding to the crisis.
Argentina Erupts as Milei's Labour Reform Sparks Senate Clash
Violent protests erupted in Buenos Aires as Argentina's Senate debated President Javier Milei's controversial labour reform bill, with clashes between police and union workers resulting in arrests and injuries.
China's Green Wall Turns Taklamakan Desert into Carbon Sink
China's massive tree-planting initiative around the Taklamakan Desert has created a 3,000-km green belt that now functions as a carbon sink, absorbing more CO2 than it releases according to new research.
Iranians Rally to Mark 47th Islamic Revolution Anniversary
Tens of thousands of Iranians rallied in Tehran and nationwide to mark the 47th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, expressing support for Supreme Leader Khamenei amid regional tensions.
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Bangladesh Election: Awami League's Boat Symbol Missing
For the first time in three decades, the Awami League's boat symbol will not appear on Bangladesh's ballot due to its suspended registration, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Oman Sets Ramadan 2026 Start Date as February 19
Oman becomes the first nation to officially announce the start of Ramadan 2026 on February 19, based on scientific moon data, with reduced working hours for public and private sectors.
Canada School Shooting: Transgender Suspect Identified
Police identify 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspect in a Canadian school shooting. The transwoman allegedly killed her mother and stepbrother before the attack, with authorities citing mental health issues.
Hindu Man Found Dead, Tied in Bangladesh on Election Eve
A Hindu man was discovered dead with his hands and legs tied in Bangladesh, just before the general election, raising concerns over religious tensions and security.
Delhi's Early Warm Nights, AQI Hits 'Very Poor' Category
Delhi experiences unusually warm nights in early February with temperatures reaching 13.2°C, while air quality deteriorates to 'Very Poor' levels, driven by western disturbances and weak winds.
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Indian Ocean Freshening Rapidly, Climate Impacts Feared
The Southern Indian Ocean has lost about 30% salinity over six decades, with freshwater influx equivalent to 60% of Lake Tahoe annually. This shift threatens monsoon patterns, fisheries, and global climate systems, driven by warming-induced changes.
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