Category : Climate Change


Leopard Attack in Lakhimpur Kheri: Boy's Body Found

A seven-year-old boy was killed by a leopard in Nibauria village, Lakhimpur Kheri district. The incident occurred while his parents were harvesting wheat. Forest officials have deployed cages, cameras, and drones to trap the animal.

France Summons Elon Musk Over X Probe

France has summoned tech billionaire Elon Musk regarding an investigation into the X platform. This development comes amid other global news including NSA Ajit Doval's visit to Saudi Arabia and a tragic shooting in the US.

Karnataka Deploys First Dog Squad for Elephant Rescue

In a groundbreaking initiative, the Karnataka Forest Department has launched its first dog squad to assist in elephant rescue operations, with a trained dog from Bannerghatta National Park successfully tracking a wild elephant.

Lucknow Records 41.9°C, Heatwave to Continue for 4 Days

Lucknow experienced its second hottest day of summer with temperatures reaching 41.9°C, 3.4 degrees above normal. Weather officials predict no relief for the next four days due to dry westerly winds and anticyclonic systems.

KRS Reservoir Drops Below 100 Feet in Summer Heat

The water level at Krishnaraja Sagara reservoir has fallen below the 100-foot mark due to heatwave conditions and high outflow. Authorities advise caution but assure no immediate drinking water crisis for Bengaluru and surrounding regions until June.

Elderly Woman Found Dead in Anaimalai Tiger Reserve

A 76-year-old woman from Coimbatore was found dead in the Manampally forest range of Anaimalai Tiger Reserve. Her body showed signs of consumption by a carnivore, with officials investigating the cause.

Kolkata Heatwave: High Humidity, No Relief for 5 Days

Kolkata faces continued heat and humidity with temperatures hitting 33.8°C maximum and 40°C real feel. The Met office warns of no relief for south Bengal for at least five days, with only isolated thunderstorms in western districts.

Ahmedabad's Tree Transplantation Drive Falters

The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation's tree transplantation efforts face major setbacks as expensive machinery proves ineffective, forcing reliance on manual methods with low survival rates amid urban redevelopment.

Thekkady Lake Dries Up, Boat Capacity Halved

Intense summer heat is drying up Thekkady Lake, forcing authorities to reduce boat passenger capacity by half. If water levels drop further, boating services may be completely suspended.

Bengaluru Water Crisis: Expert Warns on Groundwater Dependence

Hydrogeologist KC Subhash Chandra highlights Bengaluru's unsustainable reliance on groundwater, with 25% of surface runoff draining into polluted sewage canals. He advocates for compulsory rooftop rainwater harvesting to address the city's chronic water s

US Seizes Iranian Ship as Peace Talks Stall

The US military has seized an Iranian-flagged cargo vessel attempting to breach a blockade, as Iran rejects a second round of peace negotiations, escalating tensions in West Asia.

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