Dubai Taxis: 100,000+ Items Lost in 2025
Dubai's RTA reports passengers left 104,162 items in taxis during 2025, including AED 2 million cash and 35,000 electronics. The city's efficient Lost & Found system recovers most items within hours.
Category : World
Trump Threatens 200% Tariff on France Over Gaza
Former US President Donald Trump threatens to impose a 200% tariff on French goods after President Emmanuel Macron questions his Gaza policy at a peace board meeting.
Carbon Pricing Fails to Cut Emissions, EU's CBAM Distorts Trade
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism aims to reduce emissions but evidence shows it mainly redirects trade flows without significant climate benefits, raising protectionism concerns.
Spain Train Crash: PM Pledges Truth as Probe Deepens
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez commits to a thorough investigation into the recent train crash, promising to reveal the truth behind the incident that has shocked the nation.
China's Naval Shipbuilding Surge Continues Unabated
China maintains a rapid pace of naval ship construction, expanding its fleet significantly. This development sparks international worries about regional stability and military balance.
Cold Weather Persists in Punjab, Haryana; Chandigarh at 6°C
Parts of Punjab and Haryana experience ongoing cold weather, with Chandigarh recording a low of 6°C. Residents face chilly conditions as temperatures remain below normal.
Merz Warns U.S. Tariffs Could Crush German Economy
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz issues strong warning about potential U.S. tariffs, saying they would severely damage Germany's economy while American consumers pay the price.
Trump Booed at College Football Championship in Miami
US President Donald Trump was loudly booed by fans during the national anthem at the College Football Playoff National Championship in Miami Gardens, Florida.
Chandigarh Dadumajra CBG Plant to Use 230 TPD Waste
Chandigarh will process 200 tonnes of municipal waste and 30 tonnes of cow dung daily at a new CBG plant in Dadumajra. The project aims to generate clean energy and serve as a national model.
Trump Confirms Call with NATO's Rutte About Greenland
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly acknowledged a telephone conversation with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, where they discussed the strategic island of Greenland.
UAE Rejects Yemen Governor's Allegations About Riyan Airport
The UAE Ministry of Defence firmly rejects claims by Yemen's Hadramawt Governor about weapons and secret prisons at Riyan Airport, calling them unfounded and politically motivated.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews Clash With Police In Jerusalem Over Autopsies
Violent protests erupted in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh as ultra-Orthodox Jews clashed with Israeli police over plans to autopsy two infants who died in an unlicensed daycare.
UN Responds to Trump's 'Board of Peace' Proposal
A UN spokesperson has commented on former US President Donald Trump's suggestion for a 'Board of Peace,' emphasizing the UN's long-standing cooperation with other global bodies.
UAE Rejects Yemen Governor's Allegations About Riyan Airport
The UAE Ministry of Defence firmly rejects claims by Yemen's Hadramawt Governor about weapons and secret prisons at Riyan Airport, calling them unfounded and politically motivated.
Striped Tiger Butterfly Named Chandigarh's State Butterfly
Chandigarh's State Board of Wildlife officially designates the Striped Tiger Butterfly as the state butterfly, launching conservation and public awareness initiatives.
Pak Minister's Wedding Look Goes Viral for Transformation
Pakistan's Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb stunned at a wedding with a starkly different appearance, sparking widespread online discussion and memes.
Railway Track Linking Quetta to Pakistan Blown Up
In a recent incident, unidentified individuals have blown up a railway track connecting Quetta to Pakistan, causing significant disruption to rail services.
UN on Trump's Peace Board: We Coexist with Global Organizations
UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq responds to Trump's Board of Peace initiative, stating the UN has always coexisted with various global and regional organizations worldwide.
Trump's Second Inauguration: Power as Defining Legacy
A year after his second inauguration, Donald Trump's presidency is marked by a focus on power, shaping his political and global influence.
Trump's Birthday Note to Epstein Displayed
A birthday note from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein has been publicly displayed on the National Mall, sparking renewed attention to their past association.
US to Announce Gaza Peace Board at Davos Forum: Report
The United States may reveal the members of a new Gaza board of peace during the World Economic Forum in Davos, according to a recent report.
Ludhiana's Weather Extremes: Day Warmth, Night Chills
Ludhiana faces extreme temperature swings with daytime highs 5.8°C above normal and nighttime lows plunging to 4.6°C. The IMD issues a yellow alert for dense fog, thunderstorms, and gusty winds ahead.
Iran Crisis: Protests, Crackdown, Cyber Attacks, Pressure
Iran confronts its worst crisis in decades with nationwide protests, a deadly crackdown claiming over 4,000 lives, cyber disruptions to state TV, and mounting international pressure amid an internet blackout.
Ludhiana Air Quality Declines in Jan 2026 Amid Cold Wave
Ludhiana residents face deteriorating air quality this January, with pollution levels rising significantly compared to last year due to cold wave conditions and stagnant air.
Buddha Dariya Cleanup Snag: Private Firm Dumps Wastewater
Rajya Sabha MP Balbir Singh Seechewal discovered untreated wastewater flowing into Buddha Dariya during an inspection, threatening the river's revival progress.
Bay of Bengal Cyclones to Shift North by 2050, Study Warns
New research from Pune's IITM predicts post-monsoon cyclones will move northward by 2050, increasing risks for West Bengal and Odisha while reducing threats to Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.
CAQM Flags Serious GRAP Deficiencies in Delhi-NCR
The Commission for Air Quality Management identifies major lapses in anti-pollution measures, with inspection shortfalls reaching 99.6% in some areas.
UN Chief Cancels Davos Trip Over Bad Cold
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has canceled his planned visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos after falling ill with a bad cold, a UN spokesperson announced.
Kamchatka Hit by 60-Year Record Snowfall, Emergency Declared
Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula faces extreme snowfall, with drifts reaching 5 meters. Authorities declare emergency after fatalities, as transport halts and residents dig out.
Australia Passes Tougher Gun Control After Bondi Shooting
Australia is set to pass stricter gun control laws in response to the recent Bondi mass shooting, aiming to enhance public safety and prevent future tragedies.
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