Delhi shivers at 3°C, air quality 'Very Poor'
Delhi experiences intense cold with temperatures dropping to 3°C, while air quality deteriorates to 'Very Poor' levels, causing health concerns for residents.
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Iran to Execute Protester Amid Anti-Regime Crackdown
Iranian authorities plan to hang a protester as part of a severe crackdown on anti-regime demonstrations, escalating tensions and drawing global concern.
NGT Directs Action on Illegal Jaipur Garbage Depot
The National Green Tribunal has issued directives to Rajasthan authorities concerning an illegal garbage dumping site in Mansarovar, Jaipur, citing pollution and health hazards.
Chennai Airport Flights Hit by Bhogi Smoke, Visibility 300m
Dense smoke from Bhogi celebrations forced multiple flights to divert from Chennai airport Wednesday morning as visibility plummeted to 300 meters, officials confirmed.
Trump Warns Iran: 'They Better Behave' Amid Executions
Former US President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Iranian leadership over reported mass killings, calling for more freedom for Iranians.
Pune Soldier Martyred in South Sudan UN Mission
Vikas Gawade, a soldier from Pune's Satara district, died on duty in South Sudan while serving with UN peacekeepers. He was the sole breadwinner for his family.
Pune Night Temperatures Jump, Light Rain Reported
Pune experienced a significant increase in minimum temperatures on Tuesday, with readings climbing sharply across multiple areas. Weather experts attribute this to higher moisture levels and cloud cover.
World Bank Raises 2026 Growth Forecast Amid Trade Tensions
The World Bank has upgraded its global growth projection for 2026 to 2.6%, citing surprising economic resilience despite escalating trade tensions. The report highlights risks and revised forecasts for major economies.
Russia Slams US Iran Strike Threats as 'Unacceptable'
Russia strongly criticizes US threats of military action against Iran, calling them 'categorically unacceptable' as protests escalate in the region.
US Gaza Plan Faces Hurdles as Hamas Resists Disarming
The Trump administration will name a Palestinian committee to temporarily govern Gaza, but skepticism persists as Hamas has not detailed disarmament plans under the ceasefire.
NGT Orders Secret Probe into Rajasthan Tree Felling Scandal
The National Green Tribunal has formed a confidential team to investigate allegations of large-scale illegal tree felling and forest resource misappropriation in Rajasthan, with losses exceeding Rs 131 lakh.
Trump's Michigan Plant Visit Sparks Controversy
Video footage shows former US President Donald Trump allegedly flipping off a worker and using profanity during a Michigan auto plant visit, with the White House defending his response.
Valley of Flowers Fire: Air Force Assistance Sought in Uttarakhand
A forest fire rages for five days near the UNESCO World Heritage Site Valley of Flowers in Chamoli district. Inaccessible terrain at 3,500-4,200 meters altitude hampers efforts, prompting Forest Department to seek Indian Air Force help.
Global Photo Highlights: Lohri to Hollywood
From Patna's Lohri celebrations to Greenland's icy harbors and Hollywood's iconic water tower, these stunning photos capture moments worldwide on January 14, 2026.
Reza Pahlavi Urges Iranian Military to Join Protests
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last Shah, calls on the Iranian military to support ongoing protests, emphasizing that time is running out for change.
Iran Crackdown Victims: Fashion Designer, Footballer, Bodybuilder Killed
Rights groups verify hundreds killed in Iran protests, including young talents like Rubina Aminian, Rebin Moradi, and Mehdi Zatparvar. Families face restrictions on mourning and burial.
Punjab, Haryana Shiver on Lohri with 0°C in Ballowal Saunkhri
Ballowal Saunkhri in Punjab recorded 0°C, the coldest in plains, as dense fog and cold wave grip Punjab and Haryana, with IMD predicting continued severe conditions.
Israel Cuts UN Ties After US Withdrawal, Reviews Agencies
Israel has cut diplomatic ties with several UN bodies after the US withdrawal, ordering a review of other agencies. This move signals a major shift in international relations.
Florida Candidate Wants 50% Tax on OnlyFans Income
James Fishback, a Republican candidate for Florida governor, suggests a 50% tax on OnlyFans earnings to discourage 'immoral behavior' and fund schools. Top creator Sophie Rain strongly opposes the plan.
Leopard Caught in Wayanad After Causing Panic
Forest department traps a six-year-old male leopard in Chelode tea estate. The animal, found healthy, is moved to a palliative care centre as officials assess its future release.
Cold Spell Expected in Indore, North MP After Makar Sankranti
Indore and northern Madhya Pradesh brace for another cold spell post-Makar Sankranti as a fresh western disturbance approaches. Met officials predict impacts from January 15.
Leopard Drowns in Well as Villagers Film Instead of Helping
A young male leopard drowned in a Barwani well after villagers delayed rescue efforts to record videos. Forest officials say timely action could have saved the animal.
Iran Security Chief Calls Trump 'Main Killer', US Urges Protests
Iran's national security chief has called former US President Donald Trump the 'main killer' in a fiery statement, while the current US president encourages Iranians to continue protesting. Tensions escalate between the two nations.
Russian Drone Attack Cuts Power in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine
A Russian drone strike has forced power cuts in the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih, according to military reports. The attack disrupted electricity supply, impacting residents and infrastructure.
Kolkata's 100% Waste Recycling Plan Faces Wetland Rules
KMC presents integrated waste management plan to recycle all Kolkata waste. WBPCB demands detailed report, warns of wetland act violations. Project includes multiple processing units at Dhapa expansion.
Drone Attack Sparks Industrial Fire in Russia's Rostov-on-Don
A Ukrainian drone strike caused a significant industrial fire in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. Local officials report falling debris from intercepted drones damaged buildings and ignited the blaze.
Claudette Colvin, Civil Rights Pioneer, Dies at 86
Claudette Colvin, arrested at 15 for refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus in 1955, has passed away at 86. Her act of defiance preceded Rosa Parks' protest.
Gurugram's Coldest Winter in 90 Years, AQI Dips
Gurugram shivers through its coldest winter in 90 years, with temperatures dropping sharply and air quality index (AQI) falling to hazardous levels, impacting residents and daily life.
US Designates Muslim Brotherhood Groups as Terrorist
The United States has officially designated several Muslim Brotherhood-linked organizations in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon as terrorist entities, citing threats to national security and regional stability.
Bangladesh Seeks UN Aid to Fight Misinformation Before Polls
Bangladesh has formally requested United Nations assistance to tackle misinformation and disinformation campaigns ahead of its national elections scheduled for February 12.
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