Delhi Air Quality Worsens: GRAP-4 Curbs Back, Schools in Doubt
Delhi's air quality deteriorates with AQI breaching 400, triggering GRAP-4 restrictions. Schools face potential closures as authorities reconsider physical classes amid pollution spike.
Category : World
Grand Central Terminal: NYC's 44-Platform Marvel
Discover how Grand Central Terminal's 44 platforms handle massive daily traffic while maintaining calm. Learn why this 1913 station remains a model for modern transport hubs.
Keshav Poddar Sworn In as Jersey City Deputy Mayor
Indian-origin attorney Keshav Poddar has been sworn in as Jersey City's deputy mayor for housing and economic development, taking his oath on the Bhagwat Gita.
Iran Denies US Attack Claims, Promises Firm Response
Iran dismisses US accusations of planning attacks on American bases, warning of a decisive response to any aggression. Tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Trump's Gaza Peace Board Seeks $1 Billion for Membership
A document reveals Donald Trump's Gaza peace board charter aims to raise $1 billion for extended membership, outlining new financial strategies for Middle East diplomacy.
PSUs Step In Where VCs Fear to Tread on Climate Tech
Indian climate tech startups are finding funding from unexpected sources. Public sector units and global investors are providing patient capital for long-gestation technologies while venture capital remains cautious.
Paris Court Probes France's Iraq Embassy History
A Paris courtroom becomes the stage for examining France's controversial embassy history in Iraq, focusing on broken promises to a family dating back to 1965.
Russian Drone Strikes Kill Two in Ukraine, Trigger Power Outages
President Zelenskyy reports two deaths and dozens injured in overnight Russian drone attacks across Ukraine. Energy infrastructure damage causes widespread power outages during freezing winter temperatures.
Netanyahu's Plea to Trump Stopped Iran War, Reports Reveal
Reports reveal Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu urgently warned Trump against striking Iran, citing Israel's unpreparedness for retaliation. The call halted imminent U.S. military action.
Syrian Forces Seize Tabqa, Advance Into Kurdish-Led SDF Territory
Syrian government forces captured the strategic town of Tabqa on Sunday, advancing into territory held by the Kurdish-led SDF. The move follows months of tension and raises questions about Damascus's intentions toward Kurdish-populated zones.
Russia Strikes Ukraine Recruitment Center Amid Troop Crunch
Russian forces target a Ukrainian military recruitment facility in Sumy region as Kyiv faces deepening manpower crisis. Zelensky warns of dangerous new phase in conflict.
Minneapolis Erupts in Communal Clashes During Anti-ICE Protests
Anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis over a fatal shooting turned violent with counter-demonstrators chanting anti-Muslim slogans, sparking fears among immigrant communities and legal challenges.
Dutch Minister Calls Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat 'Blackmail'
A Dutch minister criticizes Donald Trump's tariff threat over Greenland, calling it 'blackmail' and opposing the link between diplomacy and trade.
Ex-Bangladesh FM Slams UNHRC Report, Flags Hindu Attacks
Former Bangladeshi Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud criticizes UNHRC report on 2024 student protests as biased, citing inflated casualty figures and attacks on Hindus.
Iran Protest Death Toll Hits 5,000, Official Cites Israel Support
Iranian authorities confirm at least 5,000 deaths in recent protests, with an official stating Israel and foreign armed groups supported demonstrators. The final toll is not expected to rise sharply.
Budha Nallah's Toxic Legacy in Ludhiana's Fields
Budha Nallah, Ludhiana's polluted canal, contaminates farmland with industrial waste, creating a public health crisis in Punjab's cancer belt. A personal story reveals decades of neglect.
California Democrats Face Shock Loss Risk in Governor Race
California's Democratic stronghold faces unexpected vulnerability as crowded primary splits votes, potentially allowing a Republican to win the governor's race.
Karachi Fire: 6 Dead, 20 Injured in Gul Plaza Blaze
A devastating fire at Gul Plaza in Karachi, Pakistan, has claimed six lives and left twenty people injured, with rescue operations ongoing amid rising casualties.
Intense Chill Grips Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh at 5.5°C
Severe cold wave hits Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh with temperatures dropping to 5.5°C. Residents face intense chill as weather conditions worsen across the region.
Koala Tree Hugging: Survival Strategy Explained
Discover why koalas hug trees - it's a vital survival tactic for temperature control, digestion, and predator avoidance, not just adorable behavior.
China Trade Surplus Focus Won't Fix Global Imbalances
Economist Barry Eichengreen argues that G-7's focus on China's trade surplus is misguided. Real solutions require domestic policy changes in both the US and China to address financial risks and savings patterns.
Trump Imposes 10% Tariffs on NATO Allies Over Greenland
Donald Trump announces 10% tariffs on goods from Denmark, Germany, France, and other NATO allies starting February 2026, escalating tensions over Greenland.
Wangchuk Writes 'Forever Positive' in Solitary Confinement
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk remains optimistic in Jodhpur jail, writing a book and finding inspiration in ants' teamwork despite harsh conditions.
Kuwait Tests Civil Defence Sirens Nationwide Monday
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior announces routine civil defence siren tests across the country on Monday at 10:00 am local time to ensure emergency system readiness.
Kuwait Tests Civil Defence Sirens Nationwide Monday
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior will test civil defence sirens across the country on Monday at 10:00 am local time. Authorities confirm this is a routine safety exercise with no cause for alarm.
Kuwait Tests Civil Defence Sirens Nationwide Monday
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior announces routine civil defence siren tests across the country on Monday at 10:00 am local time. Authorities confirm this is a regular safety exercise.
Ukraine Drone Strike Cuts Power to 200,000 in Zaporizhzhia
A Ukrainian drone strike damaged energy infrastructure in Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia, leaving over 200,000 without power amid freezing temperatures. Zelenskyy reports heavy attacks.
Hindu Businessman Killed in Bangladesh, Three Arrested
A Hindu businessman was beaten to death in Bangladesh's Gazipur district following a dispute over bananas. Three suspects are now in custody as authorities investigate.
Russia Plans Strikes on Ukraine Nuclear Plant Substations
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Sybiha warns Russia is planning dangerous strikes on substations supplying power to Ukraine's nuclear plants, raising global safety concerns.
Cold Intensifies in Kashmir, IMD Predicts Wet Weather
Cold conditions have intensified across Kashmir, with the IMD forecasting spells of wet weather. Temperatures are dropping, and residents are bracing for more chilly days ahead.
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