Category : Climate Change


Chennai Survey: Extreme Heat Top Climate Impact, IMD Warns

A new Climate Trends survey of 2,000 Chennai residents finds extreme heat is the most widely experienced climate hazard, with IMD forecasting up to 6 heatwave days. The report reveals distinct vulnerabilities across city zones and strong public support fo

Great Indian Bustard Spotted in Barmer After 20 Years

A critically endangered Great Indian Bustard was sighted in Barmer, Rajasthan, for the first time in nearly 20 years, highlighting the success of ongoing conservation efforts by forest authorities and wildlife institutes.

Iran Missile Strikes Drop 86% as US Expands Offensive Inland

The US military reports an 86% drop in Iranian ballistic missile launches, with drone attacks down 73%. As the conflict widens, US forces plan deeper strikes into Iran, while regional tensions spike civilian displacement and oil prices.

Iran Nearing Selection of Next Supreme Leader, Top Cleric Says

A senior Iranian cleric has indicated that the country is close to choosing its next Supreme Leader, following the recent killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The announcement highlights the critical succession process in Iran's political and religious hier

Yellowstone's Echinus Geyser Erupts After 6-Year Silence

Yellowstone National Park's Echinus Geyser, the world's largest acidic geyser, has resumed powerful eruptions after nearly six years of dormancy. Scientists report this marks its strongest activity since 2017, with bursts reaching 30 feet high.

Rare Ran Bibo Tree Found in Goa Swamp, Aiding Conservation

A researcher has discovered a site of the critically endangered Ran Bibo tree species in Dhave, Sattari, Goa. The swampy relic, rich in biodiversity, also hosts vulnerable species and supports wildlife like Malabar tree nymph butterflies and giant squirre

Kolkata's Spring Vanishes Amid Climate Change Heat Surge

Kolkata experiences an almost non-existent spring season with temperatures hitting 33°C, attributed to climate change by meteorologists. The abrupt transition from winter to summer marks a significant shift in weather patterns.

US Sub Sinks Iranian Frigate, 87 Dead in Indian Ocean

A US submarine torpedoed an Iranian frigate in the Indian Ocean off Sri Lanka, killing 87 personnel. The Sri Lankan Navy rescued 32 survivors. The attack marks the first enemy ship sinking by torpedo since WWII.

Nandi Hills Wildfire Controlled, Minimal Damage

A wildfire that erupted at Nandi Hills near Bengaluru on Tuesday evening was successfully contained by early Wednesday. Forest officials confirm minimal impact on local flora and fauna, with an investigation launched into the cause.

Iran Drags China Into Strait of Hormuz Conflict

Iran restricts passage in the Strait of Hormuz, reportedly favoring Chinese vessels amid rising tensions. The strait handles 20% of global oil, with U.S. Navy ready to escort tankers, threatening energy security and diplomatic relations worldwide.

Mumbai March Heat Hits 38.7°C, 5.7°C Above Normal

Mumbai experienced a dramatic temperature spike to 38.7°C on Wednesday, 5.7°C above normal, marking the highest day temperature this year. The IMD issued a yellow alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Raigad.

Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Launches Nilgiri Tahr Conservation Centre

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin laid the foundation stone for a Rs 25.14 crore Nilgiri tahr conservation centre in Coimbatore via video conferencing. The centre aims to protect the state animal and raise public awareness through research and educatio

NATO Shoots Down Iranian Missile Over Turkey, Ankara Warns

NATO air defenses destroyed an Iranian ballistic missile heading into Turkish airspace, marking the first direct threat to a NATO member in the ongoing conflict. Turkey confirmed the interception and reserved the right to respond.

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