Iran Protests Erupt Against Khamenei Regime Amid Crackdown
Tens of thousands rally across Iran, demanding regime change amid economic woes. Government crackdown causes hundreds of deaths and arrests, with internet blackouts hindering verification.
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UK Military Chief Warns Defense Budget Falls Short
Britain's top military official says the country cannot meet its defense commitments even with increased spending, revealing a multibillion-pound shortfall and potential program delays.
NGT Notices NHAI, Firm for Illegal Muck-Dumping in Beas
The National Green Tribunal issues show-cause notices to NHAI and Gawar Construction for unscientific muck-dumping along the Beas river near Mandi, demanding replies within a month.
Iran Protests: 648 Dead, Khamenei Warns US, Internet Cut
Iran faces major unrest as protests over economic woes enter second week. Death toll rises to 648, internet blackout affects millions, and Khamenei blames US. Latest updates.
Trial Ban on Mackerel, Sardine Fishing Proposed in Goa
A marine biology professor recommends a trial fishing ban on mackerel and sardines from April to July to protect breeding stocks and ensure long-term sustainability for Goa's fisheries.
Sukhu Orders Studies on Water Evaporation, Glacier Melt
Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu directs officials to study water evaporation from dams, glacier melting, and haze levels. He reviews energy projects and smart meter implementation.
Panaji's Green Glow Festival Sparks Environmental Awareness
Children, activists, and environmentalists gathered in Panaji for a one-day festival focused on protecting human safety nets through education, film screenings, and creative competitions.
Four Rare Storks Found Dead Near Guwahati Nesting Sites
Four Lesser Adjutant Storks, a near-threatened species, have been discovered dead near their nesting areas in Kamrup West forest division over two months. Forest officials suspect extreme cold or nest falls as possible causes.
Bhubaneswar Air Quality Improves to Moderate Category
Bhubaneswar's air quality index has improved to moderate levels after hazardous readings. The State Pollution Control Board reports a three-day average AQI of 133 due to strict pollution control measures.
Groundwater Quality Deteriorates in Kerala's Rice Bowl
A recent study finds elevated sodium, potassium, and fluoride levels in groundwater samples from Palakkad's Chittur region, raising concerns for drinking and agricultural use.
70 Forest Guards Deployed to Block Killer Elephant in Jharkhand
Seventy forest guards patrol Benisagar forest edges to prevent a rogue elephant that killed 20 people from re-entering Jharkhand from Odisha, using drones and daily patrols.
Fire in Arki Market Kills 3, Rescue Ops On for Missing
A devastating fire in Solan district's Arki market claimed three lives, including an 8-year-old boy. Rescue teams search for seven missing persons as authorities provide aid.
US Visa Fraud: 7 Marriage Fraud Red Flags Revealed
US immigration attorney reveals seven warning signs that instantly trigger marriage fraud investigations. Learn about recent cases and consequences including jail time.
Ranchi Couple Spots Tiger in Betla National Park
A tourist couple from Ranchi spotted a tiger basking near a water body in Betla National Park during a daytime safari, according to forest officials.
Officials Visit Family of Elephant Attack Victim in Chaibasa
Forest officials visited the family of Prakash Tanti, killed by a rogue elephant in West Singhbhum, providing initial aid and processing Rs 4 lakh compensation.
Trump to Meet Venezuela Opposition Leader Machado in Florida
Former US President Donald Trump will meet Venezuelan opposition figure Maria Corina Machado on Thursday in Florida, discussing the political crisis in Venezuela ahead of the US election.
Russia's Oreshnik Missile Can Hit US Cities
Russia deploys Oreshnik missile with 5,500 km range, capable of striking Washington DC and Chicago. Weapon tested in Ukraine, altering NATO-Russia military balance.
Boeing Faces Second Damages Trial Over 737 MAX Crash
A US federal court in Chicago begins hearing a second damages trial against Boeing for the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. Canadian plaintiff Manant Vaidya seeks compensation after losing six family members.
Iran Protests: Death Toll Over 500, Global Reactions
Violent protests in Iran have led to over 500 deaths, sparking international outrage. NATO nations condemn the regime, while Trump issues warnings and global tensions escalate.
Haryana's Satellite Plan to End Wheat Stubble Burning by 2027
Haryana launches aggressive satellite tracking and legal penalties to eliminate wheat stubble burning by 2026-27, targeting high-risk villages with real-time enforcement.
Gurgaon Hits 0.6°C as Cold Wave Grips North India
Gurgaon recorded a bone-chilling 0.6°C on Monday morning, with IMD forecasting continued cold wave and foggy conditions for the coming days.
Swiss Bar Owners Find 'Stepdaughter' Dying in Fire That Killed 40
Jacques and Jessica Moretti describe discovering waitress Cyane Panine suffocating behind a locked door during a deadly New Year's fire in Crans-Montana. Prosecutors investigate negligence and pyrotechnics.
US Hikes Premium Processing Fees for Student Visas
The US Department of Homeland Security announces increased premium processing fees for student visa forms I-539 and I-765, impacting F-1 students and graduates from March 1, 2026.
Fed's Powell Defies Trump in Rare Video, Sparks Political Fight
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has taken a bold stand against former President Donald Trump in a rare Sunday video message, setting up a major political confrontation that marks his most challenging moment in eight years leading the central bank.
Coal Power Falls for First Time in 50 Years in India
India's coal-fired electricity generation dropped 3% in 2025, marking the first year-on-year decline in half a century, driven by renewable energy growth.
Iran Armed Forces Ready to Repel Any Aggression
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei declares the country's armed forces are fully prepared to counter any act of aggression amid rising regional tensions.
Cybercell Sought to Stop Wildlife Abuse on Social Media
Environmentalists in Shivamogga urge forest minister Eshwar B Khandre to establish a dedicated cybercell to monitor and remove exploitative wildlife content from social media platforms.
Special Trains for Sabarimala Makaravilakku Festival
Southern Railway will operate special trains via Podanur to manage the rush of devotees traveling to Sabarimala during the Makaravilakku festival in January.
Cramer Calls for Quick End to Powell Probe to Restore Fed Confidence
Republican Senator Kevin Cramer demands a rapid conclusion to the investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to strengthen public confidence in the central bank.
Russia's Su-57 Stealth Fighter Shines in Ukraine, Evading Radars
Russia's advanced Su-57 stealth fighter has showcased formidable combat skills in Ukraine, evading radars and electronic warfare while executing precision missions, boosting Moscow's aerial edge.
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