Iran Threatens Strait of Hormuz Closure, Global Trade at Risk
Iran's Revolutionary Guards commander declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, threatening to set fire to any ship attempting passage, escalating tensions in a vital global oil trade route.
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IAEA Confirms Damage at Iran Natanz Nuclear Site Amid Strikes
The International Atomic Energy Agency has verified significant damage at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility following reported strikes by Israel and the United States, escalating regional tensions.
Iran Strikes Challenge Dubai's Safe Haven Status
Iran's retaliatory strikes on Dubai's airports, hotels, and ports have shaken the city's psychological foundations as a reliable business hub in an unstable region.
Chandigarh Heatwave Alert: Temperatures to Cross 30°C Mark
Chandigarh is set to experience a significant rise in temperatures, with the mercury expected to cross 30°C from Tuesday and remain elevated for several days. The Meteorological Centre forecasts dry conditions and clear skies, prompting health advisories.
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Iran Accuses Israel of Aramco Attack; Tucker Carlson Alleges Mossad Plot
An Iranian military official claims Israel conducted a 'false flag' drone strike on Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery, while Tucker Carlson alleges Mossad agents were arrested in Gulf nations.
Acharya Sumit Ji Warns of March-October Global Crisis Threats
Acharya Sumit Ji alerts the world to potential unprecedented dangers from March to October, including threats of war, tsunamis, and plane crashes. Experts predict a high-alert phase with critical risks, urging preparedness and awareness during these turbu
US-Iran War Costs: Financial Impact on America
As US and Israeli strikes intensify against Iran, the financial costs are rapidly mounting. Estimates suggest billions spent on military operations, with broader economic implications for oil markets and inflation.
Why Ice Floats: The Science That Supports Life on Earth
Discover the fascinating science behind why ice floats on water, a unique property that protects aquatic life and shapes ecosystems. Learn about density, molecular structure, and temperature's role.
Drone for Elephant Tranquilization Unveiled by Vice President
Vice President Radhakrishnan has introduced a specialized drone designed to tranquilize elephants, aiming to reduce human-wildlife conflict and enhance conservation efforts across India.
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US Marines Fire on Protesters at Karachi Consulate, 10 Killed
Ten people were killed in Karachi as US Marines fired on protesters who breached the consulate's outer wall, following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in strikes.
India's Wildlife Parks: Sanctuaries for Medicinal Plants
On World Wildlife Day 2026, explore India's national parks and reserves that protect rare medicinal and aromatic plants vital for traditional healing systems like Ayurveda and tribal practices.
Birds of Prey: 5 Gruesome Hunting Methods Revealed
Discover the brutal reality behind Britain's birds as we explore five shocking hunting techniques, from impaling prey to aerial piracy, that showcase nature's darker side.
Satellite Images Reveal Damage at Saudi Aramco Refinery Post-Iran Strike
New satellite imagery confirms significant damage at Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura refining facility following a recent Iranian drone strike, raising concerns over regional oil supply stability.
Iran's Future After Khamenei: Freedom Demands and Power Struggles
Following Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's era, Iranians push for freedom, but interim leadership and mourning rallies may bolster clerical power, hindering reform efforts.
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World Wildlife Day 2026: Medicinal Plants in Spotlight
World Wildlife Day is celebrated globally on March 3, emphasizing wildlife conservation. The 2026 theme highlights medicinal and aromatic plants, crucial for health and livelihoods, amid conservation challenges.
Iran Attacks Gulf States with Drones and Missiles
Iran has launched retaliatory drone and missile strikes targeting Gulf states, hitting critical energy infrastructure including Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery and US diplomatic facilities. The attacks mark a major escalation in regional tensions.
Israel Hacked Tehran's Traffic, Mobile Networks to Track Khamenei
Reports indicate Israel conducted a long-term cyber operation, hacking Tehran's traffic cameras and mobile networks to monitor Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's movements and activities.
Iran Threatens Ships in Strait of Hormuz, US Denies Closure
Iran issues its most explicit warning to close the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to fire on any ship attempting passage, while the US military asserts the vital waterway remains open.
India's Lesser-Known Species Fight for Survival
On World Wildlife Day, experts highlight India's lesser-known endangered species like the Great Indian Bustard and Pygmy Hog, facing threats from habitat loss and climate change.
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Iran Vows to Attack Ships in Strait of Hormuz
Iran has issued its most explicit warning yet, threatening to attack any vessel attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This move could disrupt a fifth of global oil flows and drive crude prices sharply higher.
US-Israeli Strikes Kill Iran's Khamenei, Spark Regional Conflict
The death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in US-Israeli strikes has escalated regional conflict, with retaliatory attacks across the Middle East and heightened security concerns for President Trump.
US Embassy in Riyadh Targeted by Drones, Saudi Defenses Intercept
Two drones struck the US embassy in Riyadh, causing a small fire and minor damage. Saudi air defenses intercepted four drones, and the US issued a shelter-in-place advisory for citizens.
Illegal Shrine Structures in Aravalis Face Demolition by Forest Dept
The Haryana forest department has issued demolition notices for new permanent constructions around an old religious shrine in Badkhal Aravalis, citing violations of Punjab Land Preservation Act protections on forest land.
Leopard Cub Dies at Etawah Safari Park After School Rescue
A female leopard cub rescued from a primary school in Etawah's Chakarnagar area in February 2025 has died at Etawah Safari Park while undergoing treatment for leg limping. The park administration has initiated a post-mortem to determine the exact cause of
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Israel Attacks Iran; US Jet Down? Gulf Tensions Rise
Iran claims US F-15 downed in Kuwait as Israel bombs Hezbollah in Beirut. Gulf nations vow defense amid explosions in Bahrain, Dubai, Doha. Daily horoscope insights for relationships, career, and health.
Contenders Emerge for Iran's Supreme Leader Succession
As Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei ages, speculation grows over his successor. Key contenders include his son Mojtaba, President Ebrahim Raisi, and judiciary head Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, with the Assembly of Experts holding the decisive vote.
BSWML Earns Credits for Plastic Waste Co-Processing in Bengaluru
BSWML achieves a first by earning carbon credits for co-processing plastic waste in Bengaluru, aiming to boost RDF collection to 1,000 metric tonnes daily from the city's 6,000 tonnes of solid waste.
NGT Slams Haryana Govt Over Cement Plant Pollution
The National Green Tribunal criticizes Haryana government for pollution violations at a Panipat cement plant, ordering a new action report within six weeks.
Haboobs: Science and Dangers of Massive Dust Storms
Haboobs are intense dust storms driven by strong winds, common in arid regions like Sudan and the Sahara. This article explores their formation, global occurrence, and significant risks to health and infrastructure.
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Iran Rejects US Talks, Launches Major Offensive
Iran has firmly rejected US President Donald Trump's claims of readiness for talks, launching retaliatory strikes on Israel, Gulf states, and critical oil facilities, escalating regional tensions.
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