Category : Climate Change


Koppal's Summer Fog Triggers Pollution Worries

Koppal district is experiencing rare morning fog during summer, raising fears of industrial pollution. Residents report health risks and visibility issues, urging authorities to investigate.

NGT Slams Haryana Stone Crushers for Environmental Violations

The National Green Tribunal has taken strict action against stone crushing units in Yamunanagar, Haryana, after a joint committee report revealed widespread non-compliance with environmental norms, including dust pollution and lack of plantation approvals

Wild Elephants Enter Dharmapuri Village, Causing Panic

Two wild elephants entered Kammalapatti village in Dharmapuri district early Monday, causing panic among residents. Forest officials chased them back to the Malaiyur forest area as drought drives animals into human settlements.

9 Largest Animals on Earth Bigger Than a Bus

Discover the world's most massive creatures, from the blue whale to the African bush elephant, that surpass the size of a standard bus and showcase nature's incredible diversity.

Iran Rules Out Ceasefire, Focuses on Defense and Retaliation

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated Tehran will not consider a ceasefire, focusing solely on defense and retaliation as attacks continue. President Masoud Pezeshkian apologized for strikes on neighboring countries.

Iran to Confiscate Diaspora Assets for US-Israel Ties

Iran's judiciary announces penalties, including property confiscation, for Iranians abroad who cooperate with the US and Israel, amid heightened tensions following the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Five New Cheetah Cubs Born at Kuno, Population Crosses 50

India's Project Cheetah achieves a major milestone as five cubs are born to Namibian cheetah Jwala at Kuno National Park, pushing the total population to 53. This marks the tenth successful litter on Indian soil since the reintroduction program began.

Hyatt Skywalk Collapse: 1981 Tragedy That Changed Engineering

On July 17, 1981, the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City witnessed a catastrophic structural failure that killed 114 people and injured over 200. This article explores the engineering flaws, communication gaps, and lasting safety reforms that emerged from

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