Category : Climate Change


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

Dubai Raises AED 1.14B for Child Hunger Campaign

A major fundraising drive in Dubai has generated over AED 1.14 billion for the Edge of Life campaign, launched by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to rescue five million children from hunger worldwide.

Bahrain Oil Force Majeure After Iran Strike on Refinery

Bahrain's state oil company Bapco has declared force majeure on shipments after Iranian strikes set its largest oil facility on fire, though domestic supplies remain secure. The attack escalates tensions in the vital Gulf energy corridor.

US Attack on Iran: Mistake or Calculated Move?

Major Gaurav Arya and Major General K K Sinha analyze the US-Iran conflict, questioning if it's a strategic error or a planned escalation, with insights on regional warfare and global influences.

150-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Nest Found in Portugal

A remarkable discovery of 10 intact dinosaur eggs in a 150-million-year-old nest on Santa Cruz Beach, Portugal, offers unprecedented insights into Jurassic-era life and nesting behaviors of carnivorous theropods.

Dolphins Change Calls in Noisy Arabian Sea Shipping Lane

Bottlenose dolphins in the Arabian Sea are shifting their vocal patterns to higher frequencies and longer durations to overcome intense ship noise, according to a new NIOT study. This adaptation affects social bonding and survival.

Mojtaba Khamenei Named Iran's Supreme Leader

Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been appointed as Iran's new Supreme Leader, marking a significant dynastic shift in the nation's political and religious leadership.

Gurgaon's Damdama Lake Catchment Faces Encroachment Threat

In Gurgaon, illegal land alteration, tree felling, and a doubled road length within the protected Damdama Lake catchment raise environmental alarms. Forest officials plan inspections as activists warn of groundwater recharge risks.

Oil Prices Surge Past $100 Amid Middle East Conflict

Oil prices have soared above $100 a barrel for the first time in over three years due to escalating conflict in the Middle East, disrupting production and shipping routes. Brent crude hit $101.19, while WTI reached $107.06, raising global supply concerns.

New Elephant John Joins Coimbatore's Chadivayal Camp

A 35-year-old male elephant named John from Mudumalai forest has been relocated to the Chadivayal elephant camp in Coimbatore, increasing the camp's population to three. The camp, inaugurated in December 2025, will use John to deter wild elephants from re

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