Aurora Borealis May Illuminate Skies in 15 US States Tonight
Americans across 15 northern states have a chance to see the aurora borealis tonight. NOAA forecasts geomagnetic activity, offering tips for optimal viewing in dark, clear skies.
Category : World
US Backs Iran Protesters at UN, Iran Warns of Response
The US ambassador to the UN declared support for Iranian protesters, warning all options are on the table. Iran accused the US of interference and threatened a decisive response to any aggression.
CPCB Flags Gaps at Bhopal Landfill in Supreme Court Report
The Central Pollution Control Board reports persistent environmental risks, delays in bio-remediation, and fire safety deficiencies at Bhopal's Adampur landfill site to the Supreme Court.
Iran Protests Subside After Crackdown, Trump Says Hangings Called Off
Deadly unrest in Iran has calmed after a violent government response. Opposition sources report over 2,000 deaths, marking the worst domestic turmoil since 1979.
Kaziranga Corridor Aims to Curb Animal Deaths in Assam
A new elevated corridor in Assam's Kaziranga National Park aims to protect wildlife from traffic. The project will allow animals safe passage during floods.
Elephant Herd Kills Man in MP Town, Officials Alert Residents
A 75-year-old man died after an elephant attack in Jaithari town, Anuppur district. The herd has been roaming the area for weeks, damaging crops and entering residential areas at night.
Global Photo Highlights: Hawaii to Prayagraj
Stunning images from around the world capture golfers in Hawaii, Ganga Aarti in Prayagraj, Spanish bonfire traditions, CISF rehearsals in Delhi, and New York harbor scenes.
Exiled Prince Urges World to Back Iran Protesters, Predicts Regime Fall
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince of Iran, declares the Islamic Republic will collapse and urges international backing for protesters amid ongoing unrest.
Southern Africa Floods: Over 100 Dead in Torrential Rains
Torrential rains and severe flooding have claimed more than 100 lives across southern Africa. Rescue operations are underway as communities face widespread devastation.
Snowless Winter in Himalayas: Uttarakhand, Himachal, J&K Hit Hard
Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir experience unusually dry winter with minimal snowfall, raising concerns over water security and forest fires. IMD data reveals alarming rainfall deficits.
North India Cold Wave: Punjab Hits 0.9°C, Dense Fog Disrupts
Ballowal Saunkhri in Punjab records 0.9°C as coldest in plains. Dense fog reduces visibility to zero in Amritsar and Ambala. IMD predicts cold wave and fog conditions till January 22.
Trump Names Things After Himself Now, Not Waiting for Future
Donald Trump is actively naming various items and places after himself, bypassing the traditional wait for future generations to honor him posthumously.
WEF Survey: India Drives South Asia's Growth
A World Economic Forum survey reveals India is leading South Asia as the world's brightest growth spot, with economists' global outlook improving from September 2025.
Nord Stream Pipeline Blasts: Sabotage Echoes
The Nord Stream pipeline explosions in the Baltic Sea continue to resonate, with investigations pointing to sabotage. The incident has heightened geopolitical tensions and raised security concerns globally.
FAA Warns Airlines Over Military Activity in Americas
The US Federal Aviation Administration issued aviation safety advisories for Central and South America due to potential military activity and GPS interference, effective for 60 days.
Himachal Sees Snow in Lahaul-Spiti, Cold Wave Grips State
Light snowfall hit high-altitude areas of Lahaul-Spiti in Himachal Pradesh on Friday. Tabo recorded -5.2°C as the coldest spot. Dense fog covered low hills, intensifying the cold wave.
Trump Praises Iran for Halting Over 800 Executions
Former US President Donald Trump commended Iran for canceling the hanging of more than 800 people, stating he 'greatly respects' the decision in a recent public statement.
Navi Mumbai Hoarding Damages Trees, Activists Protest
Environmentalists in Navi Mumbai protest after a new hoarding installation severely damages three trees and destroys saplings in Vashi's Sector 1. Activists demand action from NMMC.
Navi Mumbai Activists Demand Ecological Accountability Post-Polls
Green groups in Navi Mumbai launch campaign against environmental degradation, petition PM Modi to prioritize ecological accountability in 2026 agenda.
Indians Return from Iran Amid Protests, Govt Ensures Safety
Indian nationals have returned from Iran following nationwide protests, with the government providing full cooperation to ensure their safe evacuation and support during the unrest.
Kashmir Temperatures Above Seasonal Average
Minimum temperatures across Kashmir have settled above the seasonal average, bringing unusual warmth to the region during this winter period.
MoEF Panel Issues Landfill Safeguards in Karnataka
A Ministry of Environment panel has issued crucial safeguards for establishing landfills in Karnataka, focusing on environmental protection and community safety.
Elephant Pongal in Trichy: Forest Dept Celebrates
The forest department in Trichy hosted a special Elephant Pongal celebration at the MR Palayam rescue centre, treating elephants to a nutritious feast and highlighting their welfare efforts.
Trump Warns Nations on Greenland Bid or Face Tariffs
Former US President Donald Trump threatens tariffs on countries opposing his bid to purchase Greenland, citing strategic interests in the Arctic region.
Kanpur Cold Spell: Temperatures Drop to 4°C, More Chill Ahead
Kanpur division experiences freezing temperatures at 4°C with cold days and frosty nights. IMD forecasts continued chill, possible fog, and north-westerly winds for coming days.
Pollen Grains Reveal India's Ancient Climate Secrets
Scientists analyze pollen grains from Indian sediments to reconstruct past climate changes, offering insights into historical weather patterns and environmental shifts.
Climate Change Triggers Himalayan Bear-Human Conflicts
Low snowfall and easy food access from farms and garbage are forcing Himalayan bears out of hibernation early, leading to increased clashes with humans in the region.
Man Trains Crows to Target Red MAGA Hats
A man's viral social media posts document how he trained neighborhood crows to identify and remove red MAGA hats, sparking online debate about ethics and animal welfare.
Dhurarai River in Jhansi Threatened by Construction
The Dhurarai River in Jhansi, revived by Jal Sahelis and praised by PM Modi, now faces illegal construction on its banks, threatening its existence and local water supply.
Global Capitalism's Double Standard: North vs. South
An analysis reveals how Global North nations uphold rights-based social security while advocating minimal state roles for the South, highlighting a stark contrast in capitalist approaches worldwide.
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