Ahmedabad's 19°C Minimum Temp for 3rd Day, 5.8°C Above Normal
Ahmedabad experiences third consecutive day with minimum temperature at 19.2°C, 5.8°C above normal. IMD forecasts similar conditions with Western Disturbance affecting region.
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Kolkata Tremors: 5.9-Magnitude Myanmar Quake Shakes City
Strong earthquake tremors were felt across Kolkata and West Bengal after a 5.9-magnitude quake struck Myanmar. Residents reported shaking beds and swaying household items, flooding social media with experiences.
Trump Seeks $1B from Harvard Over Antisemitism
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit demanding $1 billion in damages from Harvard University, accusing the institution of fostering antisemitism and violating civil rights laws.
Magnitude 6 Earthquake Strikes Myanmar, GFZ Confirms
A powerful magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Myanmar on Tuesday, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ). The seismic event occurred at a shallow depth of 10 kilometers, raising concerns about potential damage and aftershocks in the re
Ukraine Ceasefire Plan Sparks US-Russia Tensions; 72-Hour Trigger
A secretive ceasefire enforcement plan for Ukraine, involving a 72-hour trigger for potential US military action, is heightening tensions between Russia and the US ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi.
Spain Bans Social Media for Children Under 16
Spain becomes the second country globally and first in Europe to implement a social media ban for under-16s, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announcing strict age verification requirements.
Earthquake Tremors Felt in Kolkata Today
Kolkata residents reported feeling earthquake tremors today, with shaking experienced in homes and restaurants. Preliminary data suggests seismic activity near West Bengal on February 3, 2026.
Venezuela's Authoritarian Grip Eases Temporarily
Venezuela's authoritarian regime under Nicolás Maduro is showing unexpected signs of loosening its grip, allowing limited political space, but experts question the sustainability of this shift amid ongoing economic and social crises.
Chinese National Detained Near Dalai Lama's Residence
A Chinese national has been detained in Dharamshala for illegal stay exceeding four months near the Dalai Lama's residence. Police found he possessed only a Nepal tourist visa without a valid Indian visa.
Baloch Activist Challenges Pakistan's Balochistan Success Claims
A Baloch activist has publicly disputed Pakistan's assertions of successful operations in Balochistan, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns and regional tensions in the province.
India-China Trade Hits Record $155.6B, Relations Improve
Bilateral trade between India and China reached a historic high of $155.6 billion, with Ambassador Xu Feihong stating that relations have entered a new phase of improvement and stability.
Russia's Winter Assault: 450 Drones, 32 Missiles Hit Ukraine
Russia launched its largest aerial attack of 2026 on Ukraine, firing 450 drones and over 70 missiles including 32 ballistic ones, targeting power grids during NATO chief's visit and damaging Kyiv's Motherland Monument.
EU Slams Trump's Greenland Gambit as Alliance Test
European diplomat Kaja Kallas condemns US pressure on Greenland, highlighting Arctic tensions and a structural shift in EU-US relations amid sovereignty concerns.
Global Economy Warning Signals Broken, Experts Warn
Experts warn that traditional warning signals for the global economy are malfunctioning, creating uncertainty and risks for policymakers and markets worldwide.
India to Keep Agriculture Protections in US Trade Deal
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer confirms India will maintain certain agricultural protections in its trade agreement with the Trump administration, though tariff implementation dates remain unspecified.
Nancy Guthrie Case Now Treated as Possible Abduction in Arizona
The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, has taken a serious turn with Arizona authorities now investigating it as a possible criminal abduction after evidence of foul play was discovered at her home.
Raptor Census in Hosur Forest Documents Diverse Bird Species
A comprehensive raptor assessment was conducted in Hosur forest division, Krishnagiri, involving forest officials and volunteers. The census documented species like brown fish owl and crested serpent eagle using modern technology.
Indian Scientist Ramanathan Wins Crafoord Prize in Geosciences
Veerabhadran Ramanathan, the Indian-origin climate scientist whose groundbreaking work transformed global understanding of greenhouse gases, has been honored with the prestigious Crafoord Prize in Geosciences for 2026.
Prince Edward Speaks on Epstein Scandal and Prince Andrew
Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, has publicly addressed the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and its impact on Prince Andrew, marking a rare royal commentary on the controversial issue.
Rare Bird Spotted in South Bengal for First Time
A rare white-throated bush chat, a vulnerable species, has been sighted for the first time in south Bengal's Bolpur grasslands, marking a significant ornithological event.
Spain Plans Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Spain announces plans to ban social media access for children under 16, joining France, Australia, and Denmark in implementing age restrictions to protect minors from online harms.
Himachal Weather Alert: Snow, Rain from Feb 6
A fresh Western Disturbance is set to impact Himachal Pradesh from February 6, bringing widespread snowfall and rainfall across the region. Authorities have issued weather alerts for residents and travelers.
US Confirms Finalizing India Trade Deal, Notes Farm Protections
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated the Trump administration is finalizing the trade agreement with India, noting New Delhi maintains agricultural protections while industrial tariffs drop to zero.
US Grants Adoption Waiver in Green Card Freeze for 75 Nations
The US State Department announces adoption waiver for families adopting children from 75 countries under immigration freeze, allowing visa processing to continue.
Antarctica Glacier Mission Fails as Instruments Get Trapped
A high-risk scientific mission to probe beneath Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier collapsed after instruments became trapped in ice, though researchers collected rare data showing warm waters eroding the 'doomsday glacier'.
Trump to Sue Harvard for $1 Billion Over Antisemitism
Former President Donald Trump announces a $1 billion lawsuit against Harvard University, escalating a long-running feud over alleged antisemitism and campus policies.
Josh D'Amaro Appointed CEO of Walt Disney Company
Josh D'Amaro has been named the new Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company, succeeding Bob Iger. This leadership change marks a significant transition for the global entertainment giant.
US SBA Bans Green Card Holders from Business Loans
The US Small Business Administration implements new policy requiring 100% US citizen ownership for loan eligibility, excluding legal permanent residents and drawing strong criticism from Democratic lawmakers.
Women Farmers Anchor India's Greying Agriculture
As India's agriculture sector faces greying and feminization, women farmers remain crucial yet often invisible. With 2026 declared International Year of the Woman Farmer, challenges in data visibility, resource access, and climate vulnerability demand urg
India-US Trade Deal Statement Expected This Week
Government sources indicate India and the United States are likely to issue a joint statement on a trade agreement this week, marking progress in bilateral economic ties.
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