Israel Envoy: Hamas in Pakistan, Bangladesh Worries All Nations
Israeli Ambassador to India Naor Gilon warns that Hamas's interactions in Pakistan and Bangladesh pose a threat requiring international attention and action.
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Iran Deploys Drone Carrier as US Sends Warships to Persian Gulf
Iran has deployed its first dedicated naval drone carrier, IRIS Shahid Bagheri, near the Strait of Hormuz as the US confirms sending the USS Abraham Lincoln and additional naval forces to the region, escalating tensions.
CUS Slams OIC-China Ties Over Uyghur Muslim Repression
The Coalition for Uyghur Solidarity condemns OIC-China engagement, citing ongoing genocide and religious repression against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang.
Human-Driven Land Subsidence Overtakes Climate Change as Major Flood Threat
A global study reveals land subsidence, accelerated by human activities like groundwater extraction, is now the primary flood risk in river deltas, surpassing sea-level rise and threatening millions in coastal cities.
Farmer's Body Found in Forest After Elephant Attack
The decomposed body of a Karnataka farmer was discovered in Krishnagiri forest. Sasikumar, 31, was attacked by a wild elephant on January 15 while returning from temple visit.
Armored Pets Targeted by Poachers in Illegal Wildlife Trade
Exotic armored pets like pangolins and armadillos are increasingly targeted by poachers for the illegal wildlife trade, driven by high prices and demand from collectors. Conservationists warn of severe threats to these species' survival.
India's Cross-Border Air Quality Efforts Explained
An expert explains why transboundary cooperation is essential for improving air quality in the Indo-Gangetic Plains, detailing current mechanisms, challenges, and global success stories.
Wallace Line Mystery Solved: Asian Animals Invaded Australia
Scientists finally explain why Asian species crossed to Australia but Australian marsupials couldn't return, solving a 160-year-old biogeographical puzzle with climate models and tectonic history.
Pakistan's U.S.-Iran Dilemma: Dollars vs. Ummah
As U.S. military forces approach Iran, Pakistan faces a critical strategic choice between economic survival through American support and maintaining its Islamic identity amid regional tensions.
Fire at Waste Dump Near MG Road Metro Corridor in Bengaluru
A significant fire broke out at a waste dump near the MG Road Metro corridor in Bengaluru, raising environmental and safety concerns. The blaze is suspected to have originated from dry leaves mixed with plastic and paper waste.
Mohali Seniors Lead Tree-Planting Drive for Greener Future
A dedicated group of retired seniors in Mohali, Punjab, is transforming the environment by planting thousands of trees daily. Their efforts, praised by local officials, highlight community-driven sustainability and the urgent need for green cover in pollu
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds to Midnight: Scientists Warn
Scientists have moved the Doomsday Clock to just 85 seconds before midnight for 2026, citing escalating wars, climate failures, and rising nationalism as multiplying threats faster than solutions.
Mohali Seniors Plant 14,000 Trees, Inspire Environmental Action
In Mohali, a dedicated group of retired seniors forms the Eco Plantation Association, planting over 14,000 saplings and fostering community harmony through daily environmental efforts.
PTI Concerned Over Imran Khan's Eye Condition in Jail
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf expresses serious concern about jailed founder Imran Khan's eye health, warning of permanent vision loss risk without immediate specialized treatment.
Gurgaon Pollution Complaints: 21% Unresolved
CPCB data shows nearly 21% of pollution complaints in Gurgaon remain unresolved, raising concerns about grievance redress effectiveness amid worsening air quality.
Middle East on Edge as US Mulls Strike After Iran Protests
A month after widespread protests erupted in Iran, the Middle East is gripped by anxiety over a possible US military strike. Regional nations fear escalating tensions and instability.
Indian-Origin Man Charged with Murder in London
An Indian-origin man has been formally charged with the murder of a woman in London, marking a significant development in a high-profile criminal case that has drawn attention across the diaspora community.
Mumbai Deploys 28 Machines to Combat Poor Air Quality
BMC introduces 28 automatic sweeping machines and mist spraying vans to tackle Mumbai's air pollution after 21 days of unhealthy AQI levels in January 2026.
Greenland PM Demands More Surveillance and Security
Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Bourup Egede declares the nation will not yield to threats, emphasizing the need for increased surveillance and security measures to protect its sovereignty and resources.
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds to Midnight: Scientists Issue Dire Warning
The Doomsday Clock has been set to just 85 seconds before midnight for 2026, marking humanity's closest approach to global catastrophe in modern history. Scientists cite escalating wars, climate failures, and rising nationalism as accelerating threats.
LeT-Hamas Terror Nexus Grows Amid US-Pakistan Peace Deal
A senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander confirms links with Hamas, raising concerns about a new terror nexus. This comes as Pakistan joins US-led peace efforts in Gaza, despite allowing Hamas operations on its soil.
Chandigarh Records 40mm Rain, Second Highest Jan Rainfall in 9 Years
Chandigarh experienced 40mm rainfall in 12 hours, marking the second highest single-day January precipitation in nine years. IMD data reveals weather patterns and forecasts.
Old BBC Clip of Holocaust Rescuer Nicholas Winton Resurfaces
A decades-old BBC television clip featuring Nicholas Winton, the British humanitarian who rescued 669 children from the Holocaust, has resurfaced online, drawing renewed attention to his heroic efforts during World War II.
Climate Change Impacts on India's Cattle: Diseases & Heat Stress Rise
A new study reveals climate change is causing higher disease rates, mortality, and heat stress in India's cattle, threatening milk production and livelihoods of 80 million farmers.
India-EU Climate Statement Called Superficial
The recent India-EU joint statement acknowledges climate issues but fails to integrate them with economic policies, raising concerns about long-term environmental impact.
US Military Drills Near Iran: Trump's 'War-Like' Move
The United States launches multi-day aerial military exercises near Iran, deploying aircraft carriers and fighter jets as tensions escalate. President Trump's strategy combines diplomacy with force.
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds to Midnight, Closest Ever
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds before midnight, the closest it has ever been to symbolic global catastrophe. Scientists cite nuclear tensions, climate change, and AI risks as key factors.
Malaysia Minister: Work Stress May Lead to LGBT Lifestyle
Malaysia's religious affairs minister suggests work stress contributes to LGBT involvement, citing a 2017 study. Scientific community rejects environmental causes of sexual orientation.
Australia Heatwave Fuels Bushfires, Cuts Power to Thousands
Australia is grappling with a severe heatwave, setting new temperature records and leading to widespread bushfires and power outages affecting thousands of residents.
Bangladeshi Youth Turn Back to Old Guard Post-Hasina
Young Bangladeshis express disappointment with post-Hasina reforms, citing unmet dreams of equality and opportunity, as they reconsider old political guard.
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