Houthi Leader Accuses US of Plundering Iraqi Oil
Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi accuses American companies of stealing Iraq's oil wealth while Iraqis suffer economically, and calls for expanded boycotts of Western products.
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How Artificial Light at Night Disrupts Wildlife and Ecosystems
Artificial light at night disrupts animal behavior, affecting navigation, reproduction, and food chains. Insects, bats, and migratory birds are heavily impacted, with potential solutions including part-night lighting and motion sensors.
Cussac Cave: Prehistoric Footprints and Artifacts Revealed
Discover Cussac Cave in France, a 30,000-year-old site with stunning rock art, human skeletons, and ancient footprints showing sophisticated footwear, offering insights into Gravettian culture.
Two Indian Mountaineers Die on Everest Descent After Summiting
Two Indian climbers, Arun Kumar Tiwari and Sandeep Are, died while descending Mount Everest after reaching the summit. Exhaustion hindered rescue efforts.
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Climate Change Worsened India's April 2026 Heatwave
A new report reveals that human-driven climate change significantly worsened India's deadly heatwave in April 2026, with fossil fuel burning as the main cause.
Robotic Elephants Proposed for Mysuru Dasara
Following a recent incident at the Dubare elephant camp, wildlife experts are advocating for the use of robotic elephants in the Mysuru Dasara procession to ensure animal welfare.
Haryana May Get Heat Respite with Thunderstorm Warning
Haryana is likely to experience a thunderstorm in the next 24 hours, bringing some relief from the ongoing heatwave, according to the weather department.
India-Cyprus Upgrade Ties to Strategic Partnership
India and Cyprus have upgraded their bilateral relationship to a strategic partnership, focusing on defense, trade, and cultural exchanges, aiming to deepen cooperation in various sectors.
Cyprus Backs India's UNSC Bid, Forms Joint Shipping Task Force
Cyprus reaffirms support for India's permanent UNSC membership and announces a joint task force on shipping infrastructure and economic cooperation.
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BTS Announces Australian Leg of World Tour, Fans Ecstatic
BTS has announced an Australian leg of their world tour, with shows in Sydney and Melbourne in February. Pre-sale registrations are open, and official ticket sales start June 4.
6 Stunning Migratory Birds in India: Flamingos to Siberian Cranes
Every year, millions of migratory birds travel to India. From flamingos to Siberian cranes, discover six stunning species that visit the country's wetlands and sanctuaries.
Family of five dies as car falls into Uttarakhand gorge
A family of five from Lucknow died after their car plunged 500 metres into a gorge in Nainital. The deceased include a medical company officer, his wife, two sons, and driver.
SIO Urges NTA to Postpone CUET UG Over Eid Clash
The Students' Islamic Organisation of India (SIO) has urged the NTA to postpone CUET UG 2026 exams scheduled for May 28, citing a clash with Eid-ul-Adha.
Hazaribag Man Drowns While Fishing in Lake (22.05.2026)
A man from Hazaribag tragically drowned while fishing in a lake. The incident highlights the dangers of water activities without safety measures.
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Pipeline Leak Dries Up Revived Delhi Lake, Killing Fish
A pipeline leak at Sanjay Jheel in Delhi has left the revived lake dry, causing hundreds of fish to die. Repairs are expected within two days.
Trump Under Fire for 'Zero Empathy' War Remarks
President Trump faces intense backlash after controversial remarks on troop deaths in Iran conflict, sparking debate over empathy and mental fitness.
UK Unveils New Transgender Access Rules for Single-Sex Spaces
The UK government has unveiled updated transgender access rules, allowing exclusion from single-sex spaces based on biological sex, following a landmark Supreme Court ruling.
Pakistan Commemorative Coin for China Ties
Pakistan will release a special coin to celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations with China, highlighting the enduring partnership between the two nations.
Two Indian Mountaineers Die on Mount Everest Descent
Two Indian climbers died while descending from Mount Everest's summit, officials said. The fatalities occurred near the Balcony area, highlighting the perils of high-altitude mountaineering.
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India vs Pakistan: Nuclear Missile Arsenal Comparison
A detailed comparison of India and Pakistan's nuclear missile capabilities, including warhead estimates, delivery systems, and strategic doctrines, amid the backdrop of Operation Sindoor.
Pakistan Army Chief Postpones Iran Visit Amid US Nuclear Talks
Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir postponed his Tehran visit as Iran seeks more time to review a US proposal on ending the West Asia conflict and nuclear tensions.
Ismaili Civic Youth Conduct Climate Awareness Drive in Nagpur
Around 50 young climate ambassadors from Ismaili Civic held a drive at Nagpur junctions, urging eco-friendly habits amid rising heat and global warming concerns.
Technical Snag Disrupts Mumbai Underground Metro
A technical snag on Mumbai's underground Metro line 3 caused major disruptions during peak hours, stranding thousands of commuters. Services resumed after repairs.
PM Modi, Cyprus President Hold Bilateral Meeting
PM Modi and Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides held bilateral talks to strengthen ties in trade, defense, and culture, reaffirming commitment to multilateralism.
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Over 75% of Delhi Under Recurring Heat Stress: CSE Report
A new CSE report reveals that over 75% of Delhi's land area experienced recurring heat stress from 2015 to 2024, with industrial belts and dense neighborhoods as hotspots.
Oil May Hit $200 If Hormuz Stays Closed Through 2026
A Wood Mackenzie report warns that global crude oil prices could surge to $200 per barrel if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed through 2026, triggering a severe energy and economic crisis.
Cuba Tensions Rise After Rubio Confirms GAESA Arrest
US arrests Adys Lastres Morera, sister of a GAESA executive, as Marco Rubio confirms detention. The move escalates Washington's crackdown on Cuba's military-run economic network.
China Installs World Record 16 MW Floating Wind Turbine
China installs the world's largest floating offshore wind turbine, a 16 MW giant named 'Three Gorges Pilot', capable of powering 4,200 homes annually and withstanding extreme marine conditions.
Four Women Killed in Tiger Attack in Chandrapur
Four women were killed in a tiger attack in Maharashtra's Chandrapur district while collecting tendu leaves. Thirteen women had ventured into the forest.
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West Asia Conflict Leads to Bitumen Shortage in India
The West Asia conflict has caused a severe bitumen shortage in India, with prices doubling and availability plummeting, significantly impacting highway construction and maintenance.
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