Karachi Fire Toll Rises to 72 in Shopping Plaza Blaze
A devastating fire at a shopping plaza in Karachi, Pakistan, has claimed 72 lives, with rescue teams working tirelessly to search for survivors amidst the charred remains of the building.
Category : Climate Change
Bhuj Quake 25 Years: Pune NGO's 1 Lakh Kids Back to School
On the 25th anniversary of the Bhuj earthquake, recall how Pune's Bharatiya Jain Sanghatana built semi-permanent schools for 1.2 lakh students in 90 days, later repurposed for the 2005 Jammu and Kashmir quake.
US Exits WHO: Global Health Consequences Explained
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, removing its largest donor. This decision threatens global disease monitoring, emergency response capabilities, and public health cooperation worldwide.
Kurdish Politician Slams US Over Syria Fighting
Kurdish-Syrian politician Foza Yusif criticizes the US and accuses Turkey of instigating renewed fighting between Damascus and Kurdish forces, following the collapse of a key integration agreement.
Hindu Man Burnt To Death In Bangladesh Garage Fire
A 25-year-old Hindu man, Chanchal Bhowmik, died in a garage fire in Narsingdi, Bangladesh. Police are investigating possible foul play after CCTV footage showed suspicious activity near the scene.
Hindu Man Dies in Bangladesh Garage Fire; Foul Play Suspected
A 25-year-old Hindu man, Chanchal Bhowmik, was burnt to death while sleeping in a garage in Narsingdi, Bangladesh. Police are investigating possible foul play after CCTV footage showed suspicious activity near the scene.
Powai Lake Sewage-Free by May 2026, BMC Announces
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced a major project to make Mumbai's iconic Powai Lake sewage-free by May 2026, aiming to restore its ecological health and enhance the city's green spaces.
Pakistan Accused of Genocidal Policy Against Baloch
Pakistan has been accused of implementing a genocidal policy against the Baloch people, with allegations of systematic human rights violations and forced disappearances in Balochistan.
Indian-origin man killed in Burnaby shooting, gang links suspected
Dilraj Singh Gill, 28, was gunned down in a targeted shooting in Burnaby, Canada. Police link the killing to British Columbia's ongoing gang conflict, with the victim having prior drug-related offences.
Sharjah Enforces Strict Entry Rules at Mleiha Park
Sharjah authorities have issued a stern warning to visitors and off-roaders about unauthorised entry into Mleiha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Heavy fines and legal action will be enforced to protect this treasured natural and archaeologica
Indian-origin man shot dead in Canada's Burnaby; gang war suspected
Dilraj Singh Gill, a 28-year-old Indian-origin man from Vancouver, was fatally shot in Burnaby, Canada. Police suspect the killing is linked to the BC Gang conflict and have connected a burning vehicle to the homicide.
Tulare Lake Returns After Century, Disrupting California Farms
Tulare Lake, once California's largest freshwater body, has reappeared after over 100 years, flooding 94,000 acres of farmland and raising questions about water management and climate change.
Indian-Origin Man Killed in Canada Gang Violence
Dilraj Singh Gill, a 28-year-old Indian-origin Vancouver resident, was fatally shot in Burnaby, highlighting rising gang conflicts in British Columbia. Police found a burning vehicle at the scene, a tactic linked to organized crime.
Delhi AQI at 150, Air Quality Improves
Delhi's air pollution levels show continued improvement with AQI at 150. Minimum temperatures recorded across weather stations range from 4.5°C to 6.6°C.
Iran's Khamenei in Bunker as US-Iran Tensions Soar
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly relocated to a fortified underground shelter in Tehran due to heightened US attack risks. His son now manages daily operations as military tensions escalate.
Cold Wave Persists in Haryana and Punjab, Temps at 2-6°C
Cold weather conditions continue to grip parts of Haryana and Punjab, with temperatures dropping significantly to between 2 and 6 degrees Celsius, affecting daily life and agriculture.
Hindu Youth Burnt Alive in Bangladesh's Narsingdi Before Elections
A young Hindu man, Chanchal Bhowmik, was brutally burnt alive in Narsingdi, Bangladesh, amid a surge in minority attacks ahead of elections. The horrific incident, captured on CCTV, has gone viral, raising serious concerns about minority safety.
Heavy Rain Alert for Tamil Nadu, Puducherry Districts
The Regional Meteorological Centre forecasts heavy rainfall at isolated locations in multiple districts of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, including Chengalpattu and Thanjavur, as per the latest weather report.
Vancouver Gang Associate Killed in Burnaby Shooting
A 28-year-old man with known gang connections was fatally shot in Burnaby on Thursday evening, marking another violent episode in British Columbia's escalating gang warfare.
Hyderabad Lit Fest: Experts Warn of India's Narrow Conservation Focus
Conservation experts at Hyderabad Literary Festival highlight India's disproportionate focus on charismatic species while habitats face irreversible degradation from urbanization and climate change.
Dalai Lama Blesses 2026 Global Buddhist Summit
The Dalai Lama has extended his warm wishes for the upcoming 2nd Global Buddhist Summit in 2026, emphasizing peace and unity among followers worldwide.
Himachal Rain & Snowfall Disrupt Life, Bring Hope
Himachal Pradesh experiences widespread rain and snowfall, lowering temperatures by 5-12°C and disrupting normal life while raising hopes for farmers and tourism. IMD warns of more precipitation ahead.
Nuuk Power Outage: Accident Cuts Electricity Across Greenland Capital
Nuuk, Greenland's capital, experienced a complete city-wide power outage due to an accident, disrupting daily life and services. Authorities are investigating the incident and working to restore electricity.
Iran Claims Stronger Missiles After 2025 War, Warns Enemies
Iran's defense ministry asserts it now has more powerful and numerous missiles than those used in the 2025 conflict with Israel, with secret new capabilities kept hidden to surprise adversaries.
UAE Winter Weather: Rain, Dust, Gusty Winds Ahead
The UAE faces unsettled winter weather with clouds, light rain, gusty winds, and blowing dust. Temperatures drop to 5.8°C in mountains. NCM warns of reduced visibility and rough seas.
Mumbai's Asian Waterbird Census Conducted by Mangrove Cell
The Mangrove Cell has conducted the Asian Waterbird Census across Mumbai's metropolitan region, part of Wetlands International's global initiative to monitor waterbird populations annually in January.
Kolkata's Sunny Weather Hides Severe Air Pollution Crisis
Kolkata residents enjoy sunny weather with temperatures reaching 29°C, but face severe air pollution with AQI at 331. Experts advise precautions as dry conditions persist throughout the week.
Bengaluru Sunday Weather: 26°C, Poor Air Quality Alert
Bengaluru experiences a partly cloudy Sunday with temperatures reaching 26°C, but air quality remains poor. Residents advised to take precautions as pollution levels stay elevated.
Ludhiana Residents Threaten Exodus Over Toxic Floods
Residents of Dhoka Mohalla and surrounding areas in Ludhiana are threatening to abandon homes after heavy rainfall flooded streets with toxic black silt, a recurring crisis authorities have failed to address for years.
Delhi Winter: Sunny but Poor Air Quality, AQI 138
New Delhi experiences a bright, sunny winter day on January 25, 2026, with temperatures from 9.7°C to 19.9°C, but poor air quality (AQI 138) lingers, prompting mask advisories for commuters.
Page 21 of 163