Delhi Green Nets Get New 100 GSM Thickness Norms
Delhi Pollution Control Committee finds green nets ineffective and mandates minimum 100 GSM thickness for construction sites to curb dust pollution effectively.
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Trichy Residents Seek Fast NH Service Road Land Acquisition
Residents of Thiruverumbur in Trichy have urged the TVK government to speed up land acquisition for service roads along the Trichy-Thanjavur national highway to curb frequent accidents.
Bidar Youths Provide Water for Wild Animals in Summer
In Bidar, Swabhimani Geleyara Balaga installs 120-litre water containers in forests to help wild animals and birds survive the harsh summer heat.
Pandavapura Organic Taluk: Meeting Sets Stage for Sustainable Farming
A high-level meeting in Pandavapura, Mandya, outlines plans for organic farming, including machinery rental rates and water relief measures, with 5,000 farmers involved.
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PM Modi's Six-Day Trip to UAE, Europe to Boost Bilateral Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit UAE, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy from May 15-20 to deepen bilateral ties amid global geopolitical shifts. Key focus areas include trade, energy, and strategic partnerships.
Second Elephant Calf Dies in Raigarh in Four Days
A young elephant calf died after getting trapped in a marshy patch in Raigarh district, the second such death in four days, raising concerns over habitat safety and conservation in Chhattisgarh's conflict-prone wildlife belt.
Jaipur Second Deadliest for Road Accidents in NCRB Report
Jaipur ranks second in road accident deaths per NCRB 2024 report, with 1,001 fatalities. Officials and experts criticize neglect, weak enforcement, and lack of coordination among agencies.
Trump: Iran Ceasefire on 'Massive Life Support'
President Trump stated the ceasefire with Iran is on 'massive life support' and emphasized his administration seeks complete victory in ongoing negotiations.
China Warns US Over Iran Sanctions, Vows to Protect Business
China retaliates against US sanctions on satellite firms linked to Iran, calling them illegal. Beijing vows to safeguard its companies and push for Gulf ceasefire.
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Bihar Sees Surge in Foreign Scholars with Over 2,500 Enrolled
Bihar's higher education institutions now host over 2,500 foreign scholars, a dramatic increase from double digits a decade ago, driven by Nalanda University's revival and new national institutes.
India's 1998 Nuclear Tests: A Masterstroke That Made It Untouchable
On May 11, 1998, India conducted nuclear tests at Pokhran. Despite global sanctions and threats, the move ensured India's strategic autonomy and long-term security.
Leopard Kills Boy in Mysuru Sanctuary, Trekking Halted
A 10-year-old boy was killed by a leopard in Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary, sparking fears of a repeat attack. Forest officials rule out link to earlier death, but experts urge caution. Trekking suspended.
Water Released from AMR Dam to Thumbe to Prevent Summer Shortage
The Dakshina Kannada district administration has directed the release of water from the AMR dam to the Thumbe vented dam to maintain a six-metre water level and avoid drinking water shortage in Mangaluru during summer.
Chhattisgarh wildlife conflict: Deer killed, two hurt in bear attack
In Chhattisgarh, a chital was killed by stray dogs in Dhamtari, and two tendu collectors, including a teen, were injured in a bear mauling in Korba, highlighting rising human-animal conflict due to heat and habitat loss.
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Iran Warns UAE Over Harassment of Iranian Nationals
Iran warns UAE over harassment of its nationals, threatening action. Diplomatic tensions escalate in the Gulf region as Tehran monitors crackdown on Iran-linked groups.
GAIL Biogas Project in Belagavi Faces Uncertainty
The proposed GAIL biogas project near Mandoli village is uncertain after strong local opposition and assurance from Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar that she would not allow it.
Kishkindha Temple Artefacts Gold-Plated Copper
Temple authorities clarify that donated artefacts at Kishkindha Anjanadri shrine are gold-plated copper, not solid gold, after social media claims.
12th May Sahitya Mela to Discuss Constitutional Democracy
The 12th May Sahitya Mela in Hubballi on May 16-17 will deliberate on 'Attack on Constitutional Democracy' with writers, thinkers, and activists.
Krishna River Water Level Drops Sharply, Heat and No Rain
Scorching heat and lack of rainfall have sharply reduced Krishna River water levels, threatening drinking water supply for over 130 villages in Belagavi district. Reservoir repairs exacerbate crisis.
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Environmentalist treks 15,092ft Kanakata Pass to study glacier changes
Environmentalist Chandan Singh Nayal and his team completed the 15,092ft Kanakata Pass trek in Bageshwar district in three days, despite heavy snowfall, to assess climate change impacts on Himalayan glaciers.
Microplastics Found in Every Amazon Tadpole Sampled
A study in Brazil's Gunma Ecological Park found microplastics in all sampled tadpoles, highlighting plastic pollution in remote freshwater ecosystems.
Binsar Sanctuary Begins Wildlife Census with Camera Traps
Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary in Kumaon starts a scientific wildlife census using camera traps across 50 grids to assess populations of tigers, leopards, bears, and more.
770,000-Year-Old Glacier Found in Canadian Arctic
A buried glacier in Nunavut, Canada, dating back at least 770,000 years, offers a rare window into Earth's ancient climate and magnetic history, but modern warming threatens its preservation.
Berhampur University Study on Ecotourism for Tribal Empowerment
Berhampur University launches a two-year study on ecotourism's role in empowering tribal communities in Odisha, funded under MRIP-2025 with a grant of Rs 5.92 lakh.
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Heathrow's Hidden History: Stanwell Place's Wartime and Royal Past
Discover the forgotten Stanwell Place estate near Heathrow, once a hub for WWII commanders and a young Iraqi king, now reduced to iron gates.
Cloth Seller Disguise Busted: 378 Kg Ganja Seized
Chhattisgarh police busted a ganja smuggling network using cloth seller disguise, seizing 378 kg of cannabis worth ₹1.9 crore across three districts under Operation Nishchay.
Hemant Soren Visits Dubare Elephant Camp with Family
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren visited the Dubare Elephant Camp in Karnataka with his family, experiencing elephant rides and interactions during their vacation.
Odisha gives Rs 1,500 monthly to 12,000 fishermen during ban
Odisha's fisheries department will provide Rs 1,500 monthly for three months to 12,000 marine fishermen during the 61-day fishing ban from April 15 to June 14, aiming to conserve fish stock. Fishermen contribute Rs 1,500 over nine months to qualify.
Assam Forest Dept Announces 1:10 Plantation Drive Near Deepor Beel
The Assam forest department will plant ten saplings for every tree felled for the railway elevated corridor near Deepor Beel, following NGT guidelines and environmental concerns.
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PM Modi's 5-Nation Tour Amid Global Energy Crisis
Prime Minister Modi embarks on a crucial five-nation tour to address energy security and strengthen diplomatic ties amid the global energy crisis.
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