Category : Climate Change


Iran Security Chief Killed, US-Israel-Iran War Intensifies

Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary Ali Larijani was killed in a strike at his daughter's home. The attack escalates hostilities as US hits Iranian missile sites near Strait of Hormuz and Iran retaliates with cluster bombs on Tel Aviv.

Third Crocodile Death in Vadodara River This Month, Age 45

A 14-foot-long male crocodile, estimated to be 45 years old, was found dead in the Vishwamitri river in Vadodara. Forest officials suspect territorial or mating fights caused the fatal injuries, marking the third such death in the area within a month.

Ukrainian Drone Attack Kills One in Russia's Krasnodar Region

A Ukrainian drone attack in Russia's Krasnodar region has resulted in one fatality, as confirmed by the governor. This incident highlights ongoing tensions, alongside updates on South Africa's town renaming, AI policing in Sao Paulo, Scotland's assisted d

Iran Navy Chief Vows Retaliation After US Sinks Warship

Iran's navy chief has issued a stern warning of 'deadly retaliation' following the sinking of the warship IRIS Dena by a US submarine in the Indian Ocean, which killed 87 sailors. The incident occurred off Sri Lanka's coast after multinational exercises.

Karnataka Hailstorms Bring Relief and Disruption

Unseasonal rain and hailstorms hit Karnataka, including Bengaluru, providing relief from heat but causing disruptions. IMD forecasts continued thundershowers with safety advisories issued.

UAE: Eid and Friday Prayers Both Required in 2026

The UAE Fatwa Council has issued clear guidance for Eid ul Fitr 2026, which may fall on a Friday. Both Eid prayer and Jummah prayer must be performed separately, maintaining their distinct religious significance.

Pakistan Realizes Afghanistan Won't Be Vassal State

Burzine Waghmar, an expert at the University of London, states Pakistan has grimly realized Taliban 2.0 differs from Taliban 1.0, with Afghanistan refusing to be a client state. China offers mediation amid tensions.

Leopard Tranquilized in Lakhimpur Kheri After Attacks

A male leopard that injured three people in two villages of Lakhimpur Kheri district has been tranquilized and moved to range headquarters. Forest officials are assessing whether to release it or relocate it to a zoo.

Kolkata Nor'westers Uproot 40+ Trees, Highlight Concrete Peril

Two consecutive nor'westers in Kolkata uprooted over 40 mature trees, primarily in southern areas, revealing dangers of rampant concretisation and water table depletion. Civic officials and environmentalists warn of systemic urban planning failures.

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