Red Alert in Punjab, Haryana as Cold Wave Intensifies
Punjab and Haryana face a red alert for the second day as temperatures plunge 7-9°C below normal. Dense fog disrupts visibility, posing health and transport risks.
Category : Climate Change
Starlink Free in Iran, Aiding Protesters' Communication
SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service has dropped fees in Iran, enabling activists to bypass government blackouts and share protest details worldwide despite severe restrictions.
Iran Threatens US Bases in Middle East After Trump Remarks
Iran threatens to target US military bases in the Middle East if attacked by Washington, escalating tensions following President Trump's comments on protests.
Aravalli Forest Shrinks as Urbanisation Expands in Gurgaon
A new study reveals alarming environmental degradation in Gurgaon's Aravalli belt, with shrinking forests, lost water bodies, and fragmented wildlife habitats amid rapid urbanisation.
ICJ Rohingya Case May Reshape Genocide Evidence Standards
Gambia's case against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice could establish new precedents for proving genocidal intent through patterns of violence rather than direct orders.
Snakes That Survive Earth's Harshest Environments
Discover how snakes like the Sidewinder Rattlesnake and Himalayan Pit Viper defy expectations by thriving in deserts, mountains, and oceans through unique adaptations.
Aravalli Forest Shrinks, Habitat Fragments Amid Gurgaon Urbanization
A new study reveals alarming environmental degradation in Gurgaon's Aravalli region, with shrinking forests, lost water bodies, and fragmented wildlife habitats due to rapid urban expansion.
UP Weather: Temperature Rise, Light Rain Expected Next Week
Uttar Pradesh will see temperatures rise by 3-5°C from January 15, bringing relief from the cold wave. However, increased fog and light rain are expected from January 18, according to IMD forecasts.
Svalbard: Arctic Life Where Birth and Death Are Restricted
Discover Svalbard, Norway's Arctic archipelago where residents must leave to give birth or be buried. Learn how 2,500 people from 50 nations adapt to extreme darkness and permanent sunlight.
Miyawaki Method Creates Fast Urban Forests
The Miyawaki method compresses forest growth into small urban spaces using dense native planting and soil preparation, offering heat reduction and air quality benefits.
Australian Army Fires AS9 Huntsman Howitzer First Time
The Australian Army has conducted its first domestic firing of the AS9 Huntsman self-propelled howitzer, marking a key milestone before the system enters service. Crew training has begun on this modern artillery platform.
Delhi Hit by Flash Fog and Extreme Cold, AQI Worsens
Delhi experienced a sudden flash fog event Wednesday morning, reducing visibility to near zero as temperatures plunged to 3.8°C. Air quality deteriorated further, with AQI reaching 357.
Aravali Study: Deforestation, Mining Damage Water, Climate
A new study warns that encroachments, deforestation, and illegal mining in the Aravali ranges have severely damaged groundwater recharge, biodiversity, and climate regulation, threatening northern India's ecological stability.
India's Climate Finance Needs Clear Definitions to Avoid Confusion
India's draft climate finance taxonomy lacks precise definitions and thresholds, creating ambiguity that could distort markets and hinder the country's green transition.
Iran Warns of Strikes on US Bases in Region if Attacked
Iran has reportedly warned countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Turkey that US military bases on their soil could face attacks if Iran itself is targeted, escalating regional tensions.
Iran Halts US Talks, Cites Threats, Cancels Meetings
A senior Iranian official announces suspension of direct communications with the US, blaming American threats for undermining diplomacy and canceling planned nuclear talks.
Heatwave Kills Hundreds of Flying Foxes in Australia
A severe heatwave on Australia's east coast has caused mass deaths of black and grey-headed flying foxes. Wildlife rescuers report hundreds dead in Illawarra and Sydney, with orphaned babies needing urgent care.
Iran Plans Fast-Track Executions for Protesters, Defies Trump
Iran's judiciary hints at quick trials and executions for detained protesters, ignoring global pressure and Trump's warning of 'very strong action' as unrest continues.
Konya Basin Sinks While Turkish Plateau Rises
New research shows Turkey's Konya Basin is actively subsiding despite the Central Anatolian Plateau uplifting. Scientists link this to deep mantle processes rather than surface fault movements.
Dal Lake Freezes in Kashmir's Severe Cold
Parts of Dal Lake in Srinagar have frozen as Kashmir Valley experiences 'Chilla-i-Kalan', a 40-day period of extreme cold with temperatures dropping to minus levels.
Iran Protests: 2,500 Dead, Regime Threatens Executions
Iran faces its deadliest unrest in decades with over 2,500 killed in protests. The regime threatens fast-track executions while partially lifting communication blackouts.
Canada's Beaver Dam Visible from Space in Remote Park
Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada contains the world's largest beaver dam, measuring 775 meters. Discovered via satellite in 2007, this remote structure remains largely inaccessible by foot.
Iran TV Admits High Death Toll, Trump Ramps Up Pressure
Iranian state television acknowledges many martyrs in protests as Trump imposes tariffs, urges protesters to continue, and EU proposes sanctions over casualties.
Chandigarh Shivers at 3°C in Dense Fog
Chandigarh woke up to a chilly morning with temperatures dropping to 3°C and dense fog reducing visibility, disrupting daily life and traffic.
Balochistan Worker Protests Over Pay Inequality Paralyse Region
Widespread worker protests in Balochistan have brought the region to a standstill, triggered by government pay inequality. Demonstrators demand fair wages and better working conditions.
Iran Protests Death Toll Hits 2,571, Says HRANA
A US-based rights group reports at least 2,571 people killed in Iran's protests. The toll highlights ongoing unrest and human rights concerns in the country.
Iran Hunts Starlink Users to Block Protest Footage
Iranian authorities are targeting Starlink satellite internet users to prevent videos of violent protests from spreading globally, as the death toll exceeds 2,500 amid a near-total internet blackout.
Animals That Survive Harsh Weather
Discover how certain animals have evolved remarkable adaptations to endure and even thrive in the world's most extreme weather conditions, from polar bears to camels.
Etihad Named World's Safest Airline for 2026
Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways tops AirlineRatings.com's 2026 safety rankings, becoming the first Gulf carrier to achieve this milestone with its modern fleet and crash-free record.
Saudi Arabia Faces Sharp Temperature Drop, Freezing Conditions
A severe cold wave sweeps Saudi Arabia, bringing freezing temperatures to multiple regions. Tabuk, Al-Jawf, and Northern Borders hit first, with Riyadh and Qassim to follow. Residents urged to take precautions.
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