Ahmedabad Temperature Below Normal, IMD Predicts Rise
Ahmedabad's maximum temperature was 36.5°C, 0.7° below normal, while the minimum was 23.6°C, 2.5° above normal. IMD forecasts a gradual 2-3°C rise over three days with stable minimums.
Category : Climate Change
Ancient Tree's Hidden Fungal Network Crucial for Carbon Storage
A study reveals Gran Abuelo, a 5,500-year-old tree in Chile, supports over 300 unique fungal species in its soil, forming a vital mycorrhizal network that sustains the forest ecosystem and stores carbon for millennia.
NGT Orders Himachal to Stop Effluent Flow into Haryana
The National Green Tribunal directs Himachal Pradesh to stop effluents from Kala Amb industrial area flowing into Haryana via Markanda river, with an action plan for 11.62 MLD treatment.
Himachal Weather: Snow in High Reaches, Rain in Mid Hills
Himachal Pradesh experienced light snowfall in high-altitude areas like Lahaul Spiti and Rohtang Pass, with rain and thunderstorms in mid and low hills. The Met department forecasts clear skies for the next two days.
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Iran Denies US Talks, Accuses US of Fake News on Oil Markets
Iran's foreign ministry and Parliament Speaker deny any negotiations with the US, accusing Washington of spreading fake news to manipulate oil markets. The denial follows US President Trump's claims of agreement, amid ongoing conflict in Lebanon.
Iran Taunts Trump, Claims US Military Strategy Failing
Iran issues sharp warnings amid rising tensions with the US, hinting at 'new surprises' and rejecting Trump's claims of productive talks. Officials project confidence through military and economic threats.
1,000-Year-Old Visakhapatnam Tank Restored to Support Farmers
The historic Yerra Banda Cheruvu in Pendurthi mandal has been successfully restored after years of deterioration. The 10-acre traditional irrigation tank now holds water again and is expected to support multiple crop cycles annually while reviving local b
Iran Threatens Civilians Over Foreign Media Links
Iran's regime is sending legal warnings to civilians suspected of ties to hostile foreign media, threatening severe punishment including execution under wartime laws, as executions continue amid regional tensions.
Leopard Deaths in Shivamogga Raise Habitat and Poisoning Fears
A leopardess found dead in Shivamogga's Shikaripura taluk, following a recent human attack, marks the second mysterious feline death in a month, with experts debating starvation versus poisoning causes.
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Goa to Declare 10 New Wetlands, Including Major Lakes
The Goa State Wetland Authority is finalizing notifications for 10 new wetlands, including six in Benaulim and Lagoa de Cima in Chandor, with validation and public consultation steps underway.
NIT Rourkela's Tree-Felling Plan Draws Environment Ministry Concern
The Union environment ministry has raised concerns over NIT Rourkela's proposal to fell over 2,000 mature trees for construction, urging the Odisha government to explore alternative sites. This follows last year's removal of nearly 4,000 trees, with the i
375,000 Indians Return from West Asia Amid Conflict: MEA
The Ministry of External Affairs reveals nearly 375,000 passengers have returned to India from West Asia since February 28, with flight operations ongoing from UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia amid regional tensions.
Longest Jellyfish: Brainless Giant with 120-Foot Tentacles
The Lion's Mane jellyfish, reaching 120 feet in length, operates without a brain or bones, using a decentralized nerve net and venomous tentacles to hunt, as detailed in recent scientific studies.
Mysuru Protest Over Illegal Tree Felling, 46 Trees Cut
Environmental groups in Mysuru staged a protest demanding action against illegal felling of 46 trees near Kapila river. Activists accuse forest department of negligence and political interference.
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Nine Arrested for Poaching Rare Black Tiger in Mayurbhanj
Forest officials in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district have arrested nine individuals suspected of poaching a rare melanistic Royal Bengal Tiger. The arrests followed a raid where the tiger skin was seized, with investigations ongoing to uncover more details.
NGT Orders Strict Action in Narela Tree Felling Case
The National Green Tribunal has disposed of a case on illegal tree cutting in Delhi's Narela, directing authorities to prosecute violators under the Delhi Preservation of Trees Act, 1994.
Colombia Military Plane Crash: 110 Soldiers Onboard, Probe Launched
A Lockheed Martin Hercules C-130 aircraft crashed in southern Colombia with about 110 soldiers onboard, engulfed in flames. Defense Minister Pedro Sanchez confirms the accident near the Peruvian border, with causes and casualties still unknown.
Thane: More Bonnet Macaques Shot with Arrows, Forest Dept Acts
Two more bonnet macaques have been injured by arrows in Thane's Upvan area, following a similar incident days earlier. The forest department has filed a case under the Wildlife Protection Act, with activists investigating archery academies in the region.
Animals in Earth's Wettest Place: Mawsynram's Wildlife
Discover nine remarkable animals that call Mawsynram, the wettest place on Earth in Meghalaya, their home. From the popcorn-scented binturong to the elusive clouded leopard, explore how these species thrive in extreme rainfall conditions.
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Global Energy Crisis: Nations Enforce Drastic Curbs Amid Conflict
Countries across Asia, Africa, and Europe implement sweeping energy conservation measures, including fuel rationing and work-from-home mandates, due to disruptions from the West Asia conflict affecting global fuel supplies.
Iran Rejects Trump's Claims on Talks Over US Strike Pause
Iran's Foreign Ministry dismissed US President Donald Trump's assertion of ongoing discussions, calling it a tactic to buy time for military plans and influence energy markets amid regional tensions.
Iran Threatens Red Sea Internet Cables, Global Risk
Iran reportedly threatens to damage undersea internet cables in the Red Sea, potentially disrupting 17-30% of global traffic and impacting India's digital economy significantly.
US Monitors Iran's Missiles and Drones with Advanced Surveillance
The United States employs a sophisticated defense system combining satellites, radar, ships, and aircraft to detect Iranian missile and drone launches, ensuring early warnings for troops across the Middle East.
Cottonmouth Snake: Venomous Reptile's White Warning Signal
Discover the cottonmouth snake, North America's only semi-aquatic venomous species, known for its defensive white mouth display. Learn about its habitat, behavior, and why it's often misunderstood.
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Shia Leaders Slam Pak Army Chief's Iran Remark, Allege US-Israel Ties
Shia leaders in Pakistan have strongly criticized Army Chief General Asim Munir's 'go to Iran' comment, accusing him of working for US and Israeli interests, escalating sectarian tensions.
Eid Protests in Quetta Over Baloch Disappearances in Pakistan
On Eid al-Fitr, protests erupted in Quetta as Baloch families and activists denounced enforced disappearances by Pakistani authorities, demanding the release of detained leaders and missing persons.
UAE Intercepts 7 Missiles, 16 Drones in Latest Attack
The UAE Ministry of Defence confirmed successful interceptions of seven ballistic missiles and sixteen drones launched towards the country on March 23, 2026, amid escalating regional tensions involving Iran and allied groups.
‘Zombie’ Ships Evade Gulf Blockade in Hormuz Strait
Ships posing as scrapped vessels, dubbed 'zombie tankers,' are slipping through the Strait of Hormuz amid a near-total blockade, raising alarms over global energy security and maritime trade risks.
Iran's $2M Hormuz Fee Sparks Global Oil Crisis Fears
Iran has imposed a $2 million transit fee on select vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with the US and Israel. Tehran warns it could close the strait if attacked, threatening global oil supply chains and energy markets.
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Saudi Arabia Uses East-West Pipeline Amid Hormuz Closure
Saudi Arabia has activated its East-West pipeline to bypass the closed Strait of Hormuz, maintaining oil exports as Middle East tensions escalate. The 1,200-km pipeline is now crucial for global energy supply, with Yanbu port handling half of pre-conflict
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