Tumkur Man Makes Kunigal Greener with Tree Planting
A resident of Tumkur, Karnataka, is leading a remarkable initiative to plant trees and enhance greenery in Kunigal, inspiring community participation and environmental conservation efforts.
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Elephant Attack in Hassan Kills Woman, Minister Orders Action
A 40-year-old woman was trampled to death by an elephant in Sakleshpura, Hassan. Forest Minister Eshwar B Khandre has ordered immediate measures and compensation for the family.
Delhi Approves Carbon Credit Monetisation Framework
Delhi government approves Carbon Credit Monetisation Framework to generate revenue from green initiatives like EV rollout and solar energy, following Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh.
South Korean Prosecutor Seeks Death for President Yoon
A South Korean prosecutor has formally requested the death sentence for President Yoon Suk Yeol, citing severe charges. This unprecedented legal move has shocked the nation and drawn global attention.
Iran Blames Trump, Netanyahu for Protest Deaths
Iran's security chief accuses US and Israeli leaders of responsibility for bloodshed during nationwide protests. Rights groups report hundreds killed, thousands detained.
DHS: Minnesota Released 470 Criminal Immigrants, Ignored ICE
The US Department of Homeland Security claims Minnesota Governor Tim Walz failed to cooperate with ICE, releasing nearly 470 undocumented immigrants with criminal records back into communities.
Trump Labels Muslim Brotherhood Branches as Terrorist
Former US President Donald Trump has officially declared three branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, citing national security concerns.
Ganga Basin Survey Finds Over 3,000 Gharials
A new Wildlife Institute of India survey records 3,037 gharials across 13 rivers in the Ganga basin, highlighting recovery in protected areas like Chambal but widespread vulnerability elsewhere.
North India Cold Wave: Delhi's Coldest January Dawn in 3 Years
A severe cold wave sweeps across North India, with Delhi experiencing its coldest January dawn in three years. Chandigarh also records record low temperatures, disrupting daily life.
US Economy Outpaces G7 Rivals in Growth and Wealth
Despite political turmoil, the US economy shows remarkable resilience, maintaining global GDP share and creating wealth at a pace unmatched by other advanced nations.
US Labels 3 Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as Terrorists
The United States has officially designated three chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood as global terrorist organizations, citing threats to national security and regional stability.
Online Petition Launched to Conserve Chamundi Hills
Environmental activists in Mysuru have started an online petition demanding conservation of Chamundi Hills amid PRASHAD scheme works, citing degradation from shops, waste, and construction.
US Economy Defies Decline, Outpaces G7 in Growth and Wealth
Despite political turmoil, the US economy shows remarkable resilience. It maintains global GDP share while G7 allies shrink. Productivity and wealth creation far exceed other advanced nations.
Kolkata's Temperature Seesaw Continues, Cold Persists
Kolkata experiences temperature fluctuations with day temperature dipping and night temperature rising, but both remain below normal. The Met office predicts a slight drop in night temperature by Wednesday.
Iran's Internet Blackouts Meet Starlink Resistance
Iranian authorities frequently shut down the internet during protests, but citizens increasingly turn to Starlink satellite terminals to maintain communication and share information despite government crackdowns.
Trichy Launches Dense Tree Planting Drive Under NCAP
Trichy Corporation initiates dense tree planting at Park View Road under NCAP, targeting 30,000sqft with 350 saplings planted and 1,000 more planned to improve air quality.
Trump Urges Regime Change in Iran, Imposes Tariffs
US President Donald Trump openly supports protests in Iran, imposes 25% tariffs on nations trading with Tehran, and considers military options for regime change.
Khamenei Ordered Shoot-At-Sight, 12,000 Dead In Iran: Report
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reportedly authorized live fire against protesters, resulting in 12,000 deaths in 48 hours. Internet blackout and media restrictions followed.
Pune Temperature Rises 4°C, IMD Explains Warm Nights
Pune's minimum temperature surged by 4 degrees Celsius to 14.8°C in 24 hours, with IMD citing cloud cover and wind patterns. Day temperatures also climbed above normal.
Russia Warns of Disastrous Consequences Over Iran Unrest
Russia condemns external interference in Iran's politics, warning of disastrous consequences for Middle East security amid protests and US involvement.
Clintons Face Contempt Over Epstein Testimony Refusal
Bill and Hillary Clinton face contempt proceedings after refusing to testify about their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, as legal pressure mounts in the ongoing investigation.
Trump Tells Iranians: Keep Protesting, Help Is Coming
Former US President Donald Trump encourages Iranian protesters to persist in their demonstrations, assuring them that assistance is on the way amid ongoing unrest.
EU to Propose New Iran Sanctions Over Crackdown
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announces the EU will swiftly propose fresh sanctions against Iran in response to its crackdown on protests.
Trump Tells Iranians to Keep Protesting, Vows Help
Former US President Donald Trump encourages Iranian protesters to persist in demonstrations, stating assistance is forthcoming during ongoing civil unrest in Iran.
Bengal's First State-Wide Owl Survey to Map 23 Species
West Bengal initiates a pioneering owl survey from January to May, covering diverse habitats to establish baseline data on distribution and abundance for conservation.
Minneapolis Anti-ICE Protests Turn Violent, Federal Building Fortified
Minneapolis faces violent clashes as anti-ICE protests escalate outside federal building. Federal agents deploy tear gas, flash bangs against protesters launching fireworks. Unrest follows fatal ICE shooting of mother of three under FBI investigation.
US Inflation Steady in December, Food Costs Pressure Households
US consumer inflation remained unchanged in December, with prices rising 0.3% monthly. While gas and used car prices fell, food and housing costs continue to burden American families.
Trump's Iran Tax Hits Global Trade: India's Exports at Risk
US President Donald Trump's new 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran could disrupt global commerce. India's exports of basmati rice and fresh fruits face immediate pressure as bilateral trade reaches $1.34 billion.
US Lawmakers Propose Bills to Annex Greenland
Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the US have introduced bills to annex Greenland, citing strategic and economic interests, which has ignited global discussions on sovereignty and geopolitics.
NYC Council Worker Detained by ICE in Immigration Clash
A New York City Council employee was detained by ICE during a routine immigration appointment, sparking outrage from city officials who claim he has valid work authorization until 2026.
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