SC Doubts Stubble Burning Sole Cause of Delhi Smog
Chief Justice Kant highlights it's easy to blame farmers for Delhi's air pollution crisis. The Supreme Court questions if stubble burning is the only reason. Read the full analysis.
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Indian IT H-1B Approvals Crash 70%, US Dream Shrinks
New NFAP data reveals a 70% drop in H-1B approvals for top Indian IT firms since 2015. As US giants dominate, the American Dream renegotiates for Indian tech talent. Explore the deep analysis.
Turkish Fighter Drone Kills Aerial Target, Rattles Global Powers
Turkey's Baykar Kızılelma drone makes history with first air-to-air kill. A game-changer for military tech, it challenges Western defence assumptions. Read the full analysis.
Peskov: Ukraine's Situation Worsens Daily in War & Politics
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskov derides Ukrainian leadership, claiming Kyiv's power is crumbling amid battlefield losses and political chaos. Read the latest analysis.
Sri Lanka Cyclone Ditwah: 355 Dead, 366 Missing
Cyclone Ditwah's devastating floods and landslides have claimed 355 lives in Sri Lanka, with 366 still missing. Read the latest updates on the rescue efforts and the nation's worst disaster in a decade.
The Deadly Consequences of Touching Penguins in Antarctica
In Antarctica, a penguin's trust is its greatest vulnerability. Learn why human touch can transmit disease, destroy insulation, and cause stress, and how strict rules protect this fragile ecosystem.
Israel Protests: Herzog Urged to Reject Netanyahu Pardon
Massive protests erupt in Tel Aviv as crowds demand President Herzog reject PM Netanyahu's pardon request in his corruption trial, fearing a 'banana republic' precedent. Details inside.
Bengaluru sees chilly week, temps dip 6°C below normal
Bengaluru faces a cool, wet first week of December with temps significantly below normal due to Cyclone Ditwah. IMD forecasts light rain and cloudy skies. Read for full forecast details.
Imran Khan's Son Raises Alarm Over Father's Well-being in Jail
Imran Khan's sons express grave concern, citing no contact for weeks and denied visits. They call it a 'human rights emergency' and seek international intervention. Read the full story.
US Fed's Quantitative Tightening Hits Its Limits
The US Federal Reserve's balance sheet reduction is unlikely to continue. Discover why further shrinkage won't lower rates and could create new financial risks. Read the full analysis.
AI Boom Counters Tariff Shock, Lifts Global Economy
President Trump's tariffs threatened global trade, but a $400bn AI investment surge by US tech giants is revising growth forecasts upward. Explore the uneven impact and future risks.
Adams & Bush: Father-Son Presidents' Legacy in 2025
Only two father-son duos became US Presidents. While the Adamses are history, the Bushes remain influential in 2025 through active projects and institutions. Explore their enduring impact.
Hong Kong's Deadliest Fire in 75 Years Kills 39
Hong Kong police release shocking images after a massive fire claims 39 lives in Kowloon's New Lucky House, marking the city's deadliest blaze since 1949. Read the full details.
Pak Forces Foil BLA Attack on FC HQ, 3 Militants Killed
Pakistan security forces neutralised three Baloch Liberation Army militants who attempted to storm a Frontier Corps headquarters in Nokundi. Details of the overnight operation revealed.
Noor Inayat Khan: Indian-origin spy honoured by France
Discover the incredible story of Noor Inayat Khan, the Indian-origin British spy who operated in Nazi-occupied France. Learn about her crucial role in the French Resistance and her recent honour.
Russia Claims 230 Ukrainian Drones Shot Down in a Day
Russia's air defence obliterates over 230 Ukrainian UAVs, intercepts US-made HIMARS rocket. The massive strike occurs as US-Ukraine peace talks intensify pressure on Zelensky. Full details inside.
Suicide Bomber Attacks Pakistan FC Camp in Nokundi
A major security breach in Nokundi, Balochistan, as a suicide bomber attacks a Frontier Corps camp. The Balochistan Liberation Front claims responsibility. Details on casualties and the ongoing militant threat.
Cyclone Ditwah weakens, heavy rain continues in Tamil Nadu
Cyclone Ditwah weakens after Sri Lanka landfall, death toll hits 334. Tamil Nadu faces heavy rainfall, disruptions. India sends aid. Latest updates on the storm's impact.
African Berry's Metallic Blue Defies Nature's Pigment Rule
Discover how Pollia condensata, a small African berry, creates a brilliant metallic blue without any pigment, using only microscopic structures. This natural marvel inspires science and sustainable design. Read more!
Paris Police Probe Officers Posing with Feminist Banner
Paris police launch investigation after photo shows officers posing behind a seized 'Antifa Feminists' banner turned upside down. Outcry from politicians and rights groups follows. Read the full story.
Japan Singer's Shanghai Show Cut Short Amid Diplomatic Row
Maki Otsuki's Shanghai concert was stopped mid-performance due to 'unavoidable circumstances' as China-Japan tensions over Taiwan escalate, affecting cultural exchanges.
Bangladesh's 2026 Elections: A Democratic Crossroads
As Bangladesh braces for pivotal 2026 elections and a referendum, India watches closely. This analysis explores the political turbulence, regional geopolitics, and the critical choices ahead for both nations. Read more.
2009 BDR Mutiny Aimed to Weaken Army: Inquiry Links Hasina
A national inquiry finds the 2009 BDR mutiny was intended to weaken the Bangladesh Army, implicating Sheikh Hasina and Awami League leaders. Report also cites indications of an Indian link.
Bangladesh Court Sentences PM Sheikh Hasina to 5 Years
A Bangladesh court sentences Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to 5 years in prison for corruption. The case, filed in 2007, involves a gas extraction deal. Read the full details and political implications.
COP 30 Ends: South Drives New Climate Paradigm
COP 30 in Belém marks a shift to South-led climate action. India's Andaman Islands face severe sea-level rise, highlighting vulnerability and the new blueprint for collaborative autonomy.
COP 30 Ends: South-Led Climate Diplomacy Emerges as New Paradigm
COP 30 in Belém marks a paradigm shift in climate action, from North-led pledges to South-driven innovation. India's Andaman Islands and its renewable push exemplify this new collaborative autonomy. Read more.
Senator Cory Booker Weds Alexis Lewis in Newark & DC
US Senator Cory Booker tied the knot with partner Alexis Lewis in a dual-city ceremony. Read about their interfaith wedding and five-hour first date.
Musk: US Benefited Immensely From Indian Talent, Warns on H-1B
Tesla CEO Elon Musk warns that restricting H-1B visas will hurt US tech dominance, crediting Indian talent for America's success. He also discusses Starlink's India plans and AI's future impact.
Trump's Venezuela Ultimatum: 'Leave Now' or Face Action
US President Donald Trump gave a blunt ultimatum to Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro to leave the country, offering safe passage. Talks collapsed as Maduro refused. Read details on the escalating crisis.
Elephant dies, calf hurt in Jalpaiguri train collision
A tragic train collision in Dhupguri, Jalpaiguri, killed an elephant and injured a calf early Sunday. The incident highlights rising human-elephant conflict in the region. Read more.
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