PwC Survey: 30% of CEOs Confident in Growth, AI Divide
A PwC survey of over 4,000 CEOs reveals only three in ten are confident about revenue growth, the lowest in five years, with AI adoption showing a sharp divide in benefits.
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Giant Trump-Epstein Card Installation Sparks Controversy
A massive ten-foot installation featuring disputed Trump-Epstein birthday correspondence has appeared on the National Mall, inviting public participation and reigniting political debate.
Himachal Cold Wave Persists, Snowfall Expected Soon
A severe cold wave grips Himachal Pradesh with temperatures plunging below freezing. The Met Centre predicts light to moderate snowfall from January 22 to 24, offering hope amid a prolonged dry spell.
Kashmir Snowfall Forecast After Dry Winter, IMD Warns
IMD predicts snowfall in Kashmir from Thursday, ending a prolonged dry spell. Warnings issued for landslides and transport disruptions as temperatures drop below zero.
Russia's 145-Drone Swarm Cripples Ukraine's Power Grid
Russia launched a massive overnight drone attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing widespread blackouts in five regions during freezing winter conditions.
West Bengal Uses Drones for Hooghly River Pollution Survey
The State Mission for Clean Ganga will conduct a drone survey along 120 km of the Hooghly river to map drains and plan wastewater treatment projects.
Child Laborers Face Hazards in Delhi's E-Waste Crisis
Children as young as 10 work in Seelampur's informal e-waste sector, using bare hands to extract metals for meager daily wages, highlighting regulatory gaps and health risks.
Centre Notifies Rules for Environmental Protection Fund Usage
The government has established specific procedures for using the Environmental Protection Fund for activities like pollution control, site remediation, and clean technology research.
17 Defence Projects Cleared Near China Border in Ladakh, Sikkim
A National Board for Wildlife panel approved strategic infrastructure proposals in high-altitude areas, citing national security needs while ensuring environmental safeguards.
Japan PM Kishida Calls Snap Election to Expand Power
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announces a surprise snap election, aiming to secure a stronger mandate and expand his ruling coalition's power amid political challenges.
India Expands Emission Rules to 4 More Sectors
India adds petroleum refinery, petrochemicals, textiles and secondary aluminium to emission reduction regime. 208 industrial units must cut emissions by 2026-27 or face penalties.
Syrian Kurds React to Ceasefire with Mixed Emotions
Syrian Kurds express cautious optimism and lingering disappointment following a ceasefire agreement with government forces, emphasizing the need for dialogue and cultural recovery.
Sewage Dumping Threatens Olive Ridley Turtles in Morjim-Ashvem
Environmental activists warn that raw sewage discharge and pollution along Goa's Morjim-Ashvem coast are endangering olive ridley turtles and local ecosystems.
Drone Strikes Hit Odesa, Damage Homes and Infrastructure
Ukrainian authorities report drone attacks in Odesa overnight, causing damage to energy, gas, and residential infrastructure, with at least one civilian injured.
Goa Villages Want More Time for Coastal Plan Feedback
Residents and activists in Goa request extension of Jan 20 deadline for Coastal Zone Management Plan suggestions, citing need for time to study maps and assist communities.
Vasco OKs Biogas Plant, Raises Medical Allowance
Mormugao Municipal Council greenlights a waste-to-energy biogas facility at Headland-Sada and increases medical benefits for its staff, addressing long-pending demands.
Delhi's Worst Jan Air Pollution in 5 Years
Delhi faces its worst January air pollution in five years with three consecutive severe AQI days. Enforcement gaps persist despite GRAP-IV measures, while forecasts predict gradual improvement.
Iran Protests: Shoe Photo Sparks Holocaust Comparisons
Award-winning journalist Arash Sigarchi shares an image of shoes left behind after a deadly crackdown in Rasht, drawing parallels to Holocaust exhibits and igniting global outrage.
Delhi Air Quality: Only 5 Days Met WHO Standards in 2025
A new analysis reveals Delhi's severe air pollution crisis. In 2025, the city met WHO safe PM2.5 levels on just five days, with pollution levels heavily dependent on weather conditions.
Spain Train Crash Kills 39, Rescue Teams Search Wreckage
A high-speed train derailed in southern Spain, killing at least 39 people. Emergency services are recovering bodies and investigating the cause of one of Spain's deadliest rail accidents.
Bhitarkanika Crocodile Count Hits 1,858 in 2026
The annual reptile census in Bhitarkanika National Park reveals a rise in salt-water crocodiles to 1,858 in 2026 from 1,826 in 2025, marking continued conservation success.
Amnesty Urges Europe to Resist Trump's Greenland Threats
Amnesty International's leader warns Europe against appeasing Trump's Greenland ambitions, saying global order is at risk. She calls for resistance to protect post-war rules.
Japan's First Female PM Calls Snap Election for Fresh Mandate
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announces a snap election just three months into her term, aiming to capitalize on high approval ratings and secure a renewed mandate from voters.
Green Card Risks: 10 Mistakes That Lead to Deportation
The Trump administration has made clear that Green Cards no longer guarantee permanent US stay. Learn about 10 common errors that could lead to revocation and deportation.
DHS: 10,000+ Arrests in Minneapolis Immigration Operation
Homeland Security announces major immigration arrests in Minneapolis, sparking protests over enforcement tactics and the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.
Third Tiger Dies in Kaziranga This Month
A female tiger's carcass was found in Kaziranga's Bagori range, marking the third death from territorial conflicts this month. Officials say this is natural selection, not overcrowding.
Tigress Yamuna's Mating Future Uncertain in Kuldiha
Tigress Yamuna remains in Kuldiha wildlife sanctuary without a male tiger for over a year, raising concerns about genetic diversity in Similipal's tiger population.
NYC's Rat War Snag: No Trash Bins Available
New Yorkers face fines for not using official trash bins by summer, but the bins are out of stock. Residents struggle to find them as the city blames vendor issues.
Dubai's Discovery Gardens Starts Paid Parking System
Discovery Gardens in Dubai introduces regulated paid parking from January 2026, requiring permits via Parkonic app. Residents face fees for additional vehicles and warnings against unofficial parking deals.
Cold Wave, Dense Fog Hit Punjab & Haryana
Cold wave conditions persist in Punjab and Haryana with dense fog causing zero visibility in Amritsar. IMD forecasts more fog, cold waves, and upcoming rainfall with gusty winds.
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