Bolsonaro Moved to Larger Cell with Outdoor Area
Brazil's Supreme Court has ordered the transfer of former President Jair Bolsonaro to a more spacious cell that includes an outdoor area, citing humanitarian grounds.
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Delhi coldest morning at 2.9°C, Palam hits 2.3°C
Delhi experienced its coldest morning this season with temperatures plunging to 2.9°C at Safdarjung. Palam recorded an even lower 2.3°C, the coldest since 2010. Cold wave conditions persist with dense fog and poor air quality.
Gurgaon's SPR Dust Bowl Poses Serious Health Risks
A 2km excavated stretch of Southern Peripheral Road in Gurgaon has become a major dust source, causing visibility issues and respiratory health concerns for daily commuters and residents.
Gurgaon Fog and Cold Wave to Persist, Health Risks Rise
Gurgaon residents faced a cold, foggy Thursday with visibility below 50m. Temperatures hit 5.3°C min, 18.2°C max. IMD forecasts continued cold and fog, with health warnings for heart patients.
US Warns Iran at UN Over Protest Crackdown
The United States issues a stern warning to Iran at the UN Security Council, stating all options remain on the table regarding Tehran's harsh crackdown on protests.
Vande Bharat Trains to Serve Regional Cuisines
Indian Railways introduces local cuisine on Vande Bharat trains across six routes as part of food reforms. The initiative aims to showcase India's culinary diversity and boost local employment.
Yemen PM Quits, Foreign Minister Replaces
Yemen's Prime Minister has resigned from his position, with the country's Foreign Minister appointed as his successor amid ongoing political challenges.
Wolf Attack Kills 20 Sheep in Banda, Farmer Seeks Help
A wolf breached an enclosure in Banda's Chilla area, killing 20 sheep and injuring 20 others. Farmer Ram Sajivan Pal reports major financial loss and requests government assistance.
Yemen PM Resigns, Foreign Minister Takes Over
Yemen's Prime Minister Salem bin Breik resigned on Thursday. The Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council accepted his resignation and appointed Foreign Minister Shaya Mohsen Zindani as the new prime minister.
Federal Forces on US Streets: ICE, Border Patrol, National Guard
As federal forces like ICE, Border Patrol, and National Guard patrol American cities, distinguishing their roles and powers becomes crucial. A New York Times report clarifies their uniforms, functions, and your rights.
Venezuela's Machado Gives Nobel Peace Prize to Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado presented her Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump, highlighting her fight for democracy amid political tensions.
US Hits Iran with New Sanctions During Nationwide Protests
The United States announces new sanctions targeting Iranian officials and entities as protests sweep across Iran, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Tiger Sighting Sparks Panic in Bahraich Village
A tiger spotted near Rehua Mansoor village in Bahraich district triggered panic among locals. Forest officials have launched a rescue operation using drones, traps, and trained elephants from Dudhwa Tiger Reserve to safely capture the animal.
Tiger Sighting in Bahraich Village Sparks Panic, Rescue Operation On
A tiger spotted near Rehua Mansoor village in Bahraich district triggered panic among residents. Forest officials launched an intensive search using drones and elephants to safely capture the animal.
Man Arrested for Poisoning Leopard in Karnataka
A man has been arrested for allegedly poisoning a leopard to death in Karnataka's Chamarajanagar district. Forest officials from Biligiri Ranganatha Swamy Tiger Reserve initiated a probe and made the arrest on Thursday.
Uttarayan Festival Threatens Ahmedabad Birds and Wildlife in 2026
Early 2026 data reveals Uttarayan festival in Ahmedabad continues to severely harm birds and small wildlife, with injury cases surging on festival days despite slight pre-festival declines.
Delhi's Coldest Night in 3 Years, Fog Disrupts Transport
Delhi recorded its coldest night in three years with temperatures plunging to 2.9°C. Dense fog caused major flight and train delays across the city.
160+ Birds Injured by Kite Strings in Vadodara During Uttarayan
Forest department officials report more than 160 birds were injured by glass-coated kite strings in Vadodara during Uttarayan. Rescue efforts saved 137 birds, while others succumbed to injuries.
Forest Rule Change Poses Risks to India's Woodlands
A recent rule change that classifies monoculture as forestry could cause severe ecological damage and undermine conservation efforts across India's forest regions.
Noem: No ICE Withdrawal from Minnesota, Trump Eyes Insurrection Act
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirms federal immigration enforcement stays in Minnesota despite protests. President Trump threatens Insurrection Act as tensions rise after two officer-involved shootings.
Amreli Freezes at 6°C, Gujarat's Coldest This Winter
Amreli in Saurashtra recorded a bone-chilling 6°C, making it Gujarat's coldest place for the first time this winter. IMD data shows sharp drops across the state due to cold winds.
Surat Bird Rescue Drive Saves 1,841 Birds in 5 Days
Forest department and NGOs in Surat rescued 1,841 birds from 17 species during a five-day drive. Officials reported 211 fatalities, mostly pigeons, highlighting dangers of kite-flying season.
White House Defends ICE Agent, Blames Democrats for Violence
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt backs an ICE agent's self-defense claim in a Minneapolis shooting, accusing Minnesota Democrats of encouraging violence against federal officers.
SMC Committee to Probe Illegal Waste Dumping in Surat
A five-member committee investigates the dumping of 500 truckloads of untreated waste in Kakaria village. SMC fines agency Rs 2.50 crore and issues show-cause notices to five officials.
Ahmedabad Hits Season's Lowest Temperature of 11.5°C
Ahmedabad experienced its coldest night this season with a minimum temperature of 11.5°C on Thursday. IMD forecasts a gradual rise in temperatures over the next two days.
Ex-Senator Sinema Sued Over Alleged Affair With Security Chief
A North Carolina woman files lawsuit against former US senator Kyrsten Sinema, alleging she stole her husband who served as her security chief, leading to their divorce.
IDF Strikes Hezbollah Weapon Facilities in Lebanon
Israeli Defense Forces conducted military strikes on multiple Hezbollah weapon storage facilities in southern Lebanon, escalating regional tensions.
Kansas Jayhawks Target Ex-K-State RB Dylan Edwards in Transfer
The Kansas Jayhawks football team is reportedly pursuing former Kansas State running back Dylan Edwards in a transfer move that could intensify the Sunflower Showdown rivalry this fall.
Iran Halts 800 Executions After US Pressure, Gulf Mediates
The United States says Iran stopped 800 planned executions following warnings from President Trump. Gulf states work to prevent military action as protests continue.
46 Pilgrims Miss Umrah Flight from Kochi Airport
Forty-six pilgrims from Kozhikode missed their Umrah flight from Kochi airport after the aircraft departed without them. Airport officials cite technical issues, while an MLA mentions weather constraints.
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