Bill Gates STD Allegation in Epstein Files
Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case allege Bill Gates contracted an STD after encounters with Russian women, adding to controversies around his ties to Epstein.
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US Approves ₹15,670 Cr Arms Sale to Israel, Saudi Arabia
The United States has approved a massive arms sale worth over ₹15.67 billion to Israel and Saudi Arabia. The sales come amid heightened tensions with Iran and ongoing ceasefire efforts in Gaza.
NGT Asks Centre to Frame National Tree Protection Rules
National Green Tribunal directs environment ministry to create nationwide guidelines for tree felling, pruning, and census. Haryana's lack of dedicated tree act highlighted amid declining green cover.
Democrats Force ICE Funding Split in Spending Deal
Senate Democrats secured a rare victory by forcing Homeland Security funding to be separated from ICE reforms, halting a government shutdown over immigration policy disputes.
Iran-US Tensions: Tehran Open to Talks, Rejects Missile Talks
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran is ready for fair nuclear talks with the US but won't negotiate on missiles, as tensions escalate with military drills and stalled diplomacy.
Indian Officer Contacts Family After US Detention
Rikshit Chauhan, a 26-year-old merchant navy officer from Himachal Pradesh detained by US forces, finally spoke with his parents after 18 days, providing brief reassurance but leaving many questions unanswered about his release.
NGT Uses Roman-Era Doctrine to Fight Pollution Threatening Planet
India's National Green Tribunal invokes the ancient Roman 'Doctrine of Public Trust' to emphasize the state's duty to protect natural resources from pollution, citing human greed as a threat to planetary existence.
Ex-Google Engineer Convicted for AI Secrets Theft to China
A former Google engineer has been convicted in the US for stealing AI trade secrets to benefit a Chinese company, highlighting tech espionage risks.
UN Faces Financial Collapse Warning from Guterres
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns the organization faces imminent financial collapse due to unpaid dues and structural funding issues, with the US owing billions.
Arab League Chief: Russia Can't Be Defeated in Ukraine
Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the Arab League, stated that no one can defeat Russia in Ukraine and urged for a diplomatic resolution to end the conflict, highlighting regional concerns.
India-EU FTA: French Envoy Calls It Innovation Bridge
French Ambassador to the US Laurent Bili highlights the India-EU Free Trade Agreement as a two-way bridge for innovation, boosting economic ties and technological collaboration between India and Europe.
China Cuts Tariffs, UK PM Starmer Hails Whisky Industry Boost
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has welcomed China's decision to reduce tariffs by half, a move expected to significantly benefit the UK's whisky industry and enhance bilateral trade relations.
Lucknow Cold Winds Bring Temp Drop, Fog & Rain Forecast
Lucknow experienced winter chill with cold westerly winds causing temperatures to drop. Weather office predicts dense fog till Saturday, followed by rain from Feb 1-3 due to Western Disturbance.
Elon Musk Epstein Island Invitation in DOJ Emails
Newly released DOJ documents reveal Elon Musk discussed visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012-2013 emails. While no evidence shows Musk traveled there, the friendly correspondence contradicts his public denials.
Trump Nominates Brett Matsumoto as BLS Commissioner
Former US President Donald Trump announces nomination of Brett Matsumoto to lead Bureau of Labor Statistics, criticizing agency's past leadership and data accuracy.
Melania Trump's Emails with Ghislaine Maxwell Revealed
Newly released Epstein documents show friendly emails between Melania Trump and Ghislaine Maxwell, with Melania expressing desire to meet Maxwell.
DRC Mine Collapse Kills Over 200, Linked to Rebel-Held Coltan Site
A devastating landslide-triggered mine collapse in Rubaya, eastern DRC, has claimed over 200 lives at a coltan mine producing 15% of global supply. The incident highlights risks in rebel-controlled mineral-rich regions.
Crocodile Injured by Kite String in Vadodara River
A crocodile in Vadodara's Vishwamitri River suffered deep cuts from glass-coated kite string during Uttarayan, highlighting the danger of manja to wildlife beyond birds and humans.
Birdman of Punjab: Sandeep Dhaula's Conservation Story
Documentary 'The Birdsong' highlights Sandeep Dhaula, a Barnala conservationist whose dedication has revived bird populations across Punjab, showcasing his unique approach as a nest enabler.
UN Faces Financial Collapse as Dues Pile Up
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of imminent financial collapse as member states fail to pay dues, threatening global operations and peacekeeping missions.
PTI Sit-In at Pakistan SC for Imran Khan's Medical Report
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) held a day-long sit-in protest outside the Supreme Court, demanding the release of a medical report for Imran Khan's family. The demonstration highlights ongoing political tensions in Pakistan.
Noida Air Quality Poor, Ghaziabad Very Poor Amid Weather Shifts
Noida's air quality index (AQI) remained in the 'poor' category at 257 on Friday, while Ghaziabad worsened to 'very poor' at 303. IMD forecasts light rainfall and thunderstorms today.
Maharashtra Forest Fire Awareness Week Starts Feb 1
Maharashtra forest department activates 24X7 control room and launches special forest fire awareness week from February 1-7 with various outreach activities to prevent wildfires during peak season.
Pakistan Kills 52 Terrorists in 24-Hour Operations
Pakistan's security forces conducted coordinated operations across three provinces, eliminating 52 terrorists including Taliban members. Major counter-terrorism actions targeted threats in Punjab, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.
Ukraine to Reciprocate as Russia Halts Kyiv Strikes
Ukraine says it's ready to reciprocate after Russia agreed to halt airstrikes on Kyiv until February 1 amid harsh winter conditions, though Zelensky clarifies no formal truce exists.
US Senate Scrambles to Save Spending Deal, Prevent Shutdown
Senate leaders race against time to secure bipartisan spending agreement as Republican pushback threatens partial government shutdown this weekend.
Senate Passes Spending Bill to Avoid Shutdown
The US Senate approved a compromise spending package in a 71-29 vote, providing temporary funding for key agencies while delaying a full-year Homeland Security bill.
US Government Shutdown Looms as Congress Fails to Approve Spending
The US government is heading toward a partial shutdown as lawmakers in Congress have failed to reach a consensus on a spending deal, with time running out to approve funding before the deadline.
US Sends Billions in Weapons to Israel Under Trump
The Trump administration has approved a major military aid package for Israel, including Apache helicopters and armored vehicles, amid ongoing regional tensions.
Leopard Sighted at Army War College, Mhow After a Year
A leopard was sighted on the campus of Army War College in Mhow after nearly a year, captured on CCTV. Forest officials conducted searches and installed cameras, issuing an advisory for campus safety.
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