US Education Office Crippled, Student Complaints Unresolved
The US Department of Education's civil rights office faces severe slowdowns in sexual assault investigations due to layoffs and policy shifts, leaving thousands of complaints in limbo.
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GRAP-4 Reimposed in Delhi-NCR as AQI Turns Severe
Delhi-NCR faces renewed GRAP-4 restrictions as air quality deteriorates to severe levels, prompting immediate action to curb pollution sources.
GRAP-4 Curbs in Delhi-NCR: What's Allowed, What's Not
Authorities have implemented GRAP-4 measures across Delhi-NCR to combat pollution. This guide details all prohibited activities and permitted exceptions under the new restrictions.
Delhi-NCR Air Quality Severe, GRAP-IV Reimposed
The Commission for Air Quality Management has reinstated GRAP-IV in Delhi-NCR as air quality deteriorates to severe levels, imposing vehicle restrictions based on emission norms.
Indonesia Searches for Missing Plane with 10 People
Indonesian authorities deploy ground and air teams after losing contact with a turboprop aircraft carrying three government employees and seven crew members.
Khamenei Calls Trump Criminal, Blames US for Iran Protests
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses former US President Donald Trump of criminal actions, holding the US responsible for violent protests in Iran that led to deaths.
Delhi Records Minimum Temperature at 4.4 Degrees
Delhi experienced a cold morning with the minimum temperature dropping to 4.4 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department reported the reading from the Safdarjung observatory.
Missing Indonesian Plane with 11 Sparks Search Operation
A regional passenger aircraft carrying 11 people has gone missing in Indonesia. Authorities have launched a search and rescue mission to locate the plane.
Chandigarh Temperature Rises to 22°C, Cold Wave Relief
Chandigarh residents experience relief from the cold wave as temperatures climb to 22°C, bringing warmer weather to the region after recent chilly conditions.
US Judge Restricts ICE in Minneapolis, Blow to Trump
A federal judge imposes sweeping limits on ICE and Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis, blocking arrests of peaceful protesters and journalists without clear justification.
NASA Moon Rocket Rolls Out for Historic Crewed Mission
NASA's massive Space Launch System rocket began its journey to the launch pad Saturday, preparing for the first crewed lunar fly-around mission in over 50 years.
China Slashes US Debt to 16-Year Low, Buys More Gold
China reduces US Treasury holdings to lowest since 2008, diversifying reserves toward gold and other assets as geopolitical strains with Washington persist.
Indonesian Plane with 11 Missing, Search On
An Indonesian aircraft carrying 11 individuals has gone missing, prompting an immediate search effort. Authorities are working to locate the plane and its passengers.
Einstein Visa Demand Soars Amid H-1B Woes; Brokers Offer Shortcuts
With H-1B visas becoming expensive and uncertain, many Indians are turning to the EB-1A 'Einstein visa'. A CBS investigation reveals brokers charging fees to fabricate extraordinary credentials through fake awards and publications.
Guwahati Doctor Leads Fight to Restore City's River Channels
Dr. Rabindra Nath Mazumdar documents degradation of Guwahati's waterways, mobilizes communities through 'Save Bharalu' group, and pushes for long-term restoration of these vital public assets.
Russian Army Seizes Ukrainian Towns in 7-Day Blitz
Russian troops have captured multiple settlements in eastern and southern Ukraine after a week of intense ground advances and heavy strikes, escalating the conflict.
Trump's 'Own Compass' Guides Oil Deals, Nobel Medal Gift
Donald Trump accepts a Nobel Peace Prize medal from Venezuelan opposition leader, pursues oil interests over democratic principles, and continues his unique foreign policy approach.
Pakistan Grenade Blast Kills Child, Injures Another
A tragic incident in Pakistan left one child dead and another critically injured after a live grenade detonated. The explosion occurred in a residential area, raising safety concerns.
TSA $45 Fee for No REAL ID Starts Feb 1
Travelers aged 18+ must pay $45 fee if boarding domestic flights without REAL ID after January 31. TSA emphasizes identity verification as security priority.
Venezuelan Activist Machado Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in a video after escaping her country. The dramatic event highlights ongoing political tensions in Venezuela.
Khamenei Calls Trump Criminal for Iran Protests, Blames Demonstrators
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses former US President Donald Trump of criminal acts for supporting protests in Iran, while holding demonstrators responsible for fatalities.
US Congress Delegation Reassures Denmark, Greenland Post-Trump
A US congressional delegation traveled to Denmark and Greenland to offer reassurances and strengthen ties, following former President Trump's controversial threats to purchase Greenland.
Iran Crackdown: Thousands Dead, Indians Return with Eyewitness Accounts
Iran's violent crackdown on protests has resulted in thousands of deaths, with eyewitnesses describing horrific scenes. Indians returning from Iran share their experiences amid internet blackouts and escalating tensions.
Indonesian ATR Plane Crashes on Mountain Near Makassar
An Indonesian ATR 42-500 aircraft that went missing near Makassar is now confirmed crashed after wreckage was found on a mountain. ATR specialists are assisting the investigation.
US Pauses Student Loan Collections, Unveils Repayment Changes
The US Department of Education halts involuntary student loan collections and introduces simpler repayment plans under the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
Hindu Trader Killed in Bangladesh, Three Arrested
A Hindu trader was beaten to death in Gazipur, Bangladesh. Police have arrested three suspects in connection with the violent attack that has shocked the local community.
EPA Closes Loophole Used by Musk's xAI in Memphis
The US EPA has updated rules to prevent companies from classifying gas turbines as non-road engines, a move that could impact xAI's expansion plans in Tennessee.
Indian Student's Suicide: Parents Accuse US University of Bias
Five months after Vaibhav Duggal's death by suicide, his parents break silence, alleging Texas Tech University showed clear bias in handling a patient complaint against him.
Hindu Man Killed in Bangladesh Petrol Pump Hit-and-Run
A Hindu man was run over by a car at a petrol pump in Bangladesh's Rajbari district on Friday. Authorities have not confirmed if the incident is linked to recent violence against Hindus in the country.
Hindu Man Killed in Bangladesh, Sparks Outrage
A Hindu man was crushed to death in Bangladesh, raising concerns over minority safety. The incident has triggered widespread outrage and calls for justice.
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