Fresh Snowfall in Uttarakhand, IMD Issues Orange Alert
Higher reaches of Uttarakhand's Char Dham districts received fresh snowfall while plains experienced rain as IMD issued orange alert for heavy precipitation and strong winds over next two days.
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UK Balances China Trade, Aims to Avoid Trump's Fury
Britain is strategically pursuing trade with China while carefully avoiding actions that could provoke anger from former US President Donald Trump, amid ongoing global economic tensions.
Doomsday Mom Abducts Kids, Found in Croatia
A mother convinced the world was ending abducted her children, who were later discovered safe in a Croatian orphanage, sparking an international search and rescue operation.
NATO Chief Warns Europe on Security Dependence
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte urges European nations to accelerate arms deliveries to Ukraine and boost defense spending, warning against over-reliance on US security.
Climate Change's Impact on Winter Storms: Arctic Warming
Explore how climate change affects winter storms through Arctic warming and jet stream weakening, debunking misinformation about cold weather and renewable energy reliability.
Minnesota Judge Orders ICE Chief to Court Over Detention
A federal judge in Minnesota has mandated the appearance of the ICE chief in court regarding immigrant detention practices, highlighting judicial scrutiny of immigration enforcement.
Earth's Seasons Breaking Down: Satellite Data Shows Localized Patterns
Two decades of satellite observations reveal Earth's seasons are no longer synchronized globally. Instead, ecosystems just kilometers apart now operate on different seasonal schedules, creating agricultural and ecological disruptions worldwide.
Elephant Attack in Chatra Kills One, Injures Two
A herd of elephants attacked three villagers in Chatra, killing one mason and injuring two others. The incident occurred near Navodaya Karm Mor as they returned from work.
New Plant Species Discovered in Nagaland's Protected Forest
Researchers have identified a new plant species in a high-altitude community-protected forest in Nagaland, highlighting the Eastern Himalayas as a rich source of botanical novelty.
Tiger Death in Achanakmar Reserve Linked to Territorial Clash
A two-year-old male tiger was found dead in Achanakmar Tiger Reserve in Chhattisgarh, with forest officials attributing the death to a violent territorial clash with another tiger. The incident follows a pattern of big cat fatalities in neighboring Madhya
Ganga Water Test Video Sparks Pollution Debate
A viral video by British biologist Jeremy Wade showing contamination in Ganga water through a simple chemical test has ignited online discussions about river pollution and religious sensitivity.
Bill Ackman Donates $1M to Renee Good Killer's Defense
Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman has donated $1 million to the legal defense of Alex Pretti, who killed Renee Good in a 2023 incident. The donation has sparked controversy over justice and wealth influence.
H-1B Visa Stamping Delayed to 2027 in India, Sparks Outrage
US consulates in India have deferred H-1B visa stamping interviews to 2027, causing outrage among Indian-Americans who claim they are being unfairly targeted despite legal contributions to the US economy.
India's Military Supremacy Grows in Global Firepower Rankings 2026
The latest Global Firepower Index for 2026 confirms India's position as a dominant military power, while Pakistan sees a further slide in its global ranking. The comprehensive list highlights key strengths and strategic shifts in global defense capabiliti
Pune Weather Alert: IMD Issues Yellow Warning for Thunderstorms
Pune experiences sudden weather shift with warm mornings and yellow alert for thunderstorms. IMD attributes changes to Western Disturbance crossing Himalayas.
Melania Trump Calls for Unity in Minneapolis Protests
Former First Lady Melania Trump appeals for calm and unity following protests in Minneapolis sparked by the police killing of Alex Pretti, emphasizing peaceful dialogue.
Northwest India Wet Spell to Continue Till Feb 2
The India Meteorological Department predicts continued wet weather across northwest India, including Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana, until February 2, with potential impacts on agriculture and daily life.
Rain, Hail, and Winds Bring Chill to Tricity
The Tricity area, including Chandigarh, experienced a sharp drop in temperatures due to unexpected rain, hail, and gusty winds, disrupting daily life and weather patterns.
Young Tiger Dies in Territorial Fight at Achanakmar Reserve
A two-year-old male tiger was found dead in Chhattisgarh's Achanakmar Tiger Reserve, with forest officials confirming death due to a violent territorial clash with another tiger.
U.S. Economy's Growth Potential Higher Than Estimated: World Bank
World Bank deputy chief economist Ayhan Kose indicates the U.S. economy may be experiencing a sustained increase in its potential growth rate, with implications for global economic resilience and policy decisions.
Sundarbans Bird Festival: 31,000 Birds Sighted, Rare Vulture Returns
The fourth Indian Sundarbans Bird Festival concluded with 30,986 bird sightings across 168 species, including the rare white-rumped vulture. Forest Minister Birbaha Hansda released the report.
Texas Governor Orders Schools to List H-1B Visa Workers
Texas Governor Greg Abbott mandates all public K-12 schools and universities to disclose employees on H-1B visas, questioning foreign worker employment in public education amid teacher shortages.
Trump's Offer to Minneapolis: 'Give Us Your Criminals'
Former US President Donald Trump made a provocative statement during a Minneapolis rally, suggesting that if the city hands over its criminals, all problems would vanish, sparking intense debate.
Record Debt in Rich Nations Threatens Global Growth
A new report reveals that the world's wealthiest nations have reached unprecedented debt levels, posing a significant risk to global economic stability and future growth prospects.
Passport-on-Head Trend Goes Viral Amid ICE Operations Fears
Social media users across the United States are taping passports and IDs to their heads as a precaution against ICE questioning, sparking viral videos and debates about immigration enforcement.
A Nation Divided Shares One Worry: What's Next?
In a deeply divided nation, citizens from all sides share a common anxiety about the future, reflecting widespread uncertainty and concern over political and social stability.
Japan's Last Giant Pandas Return to China Amid Tensions
Japan has bid an emotional farewell to its last remaining giant pandas, which have been returned to China. This move occurs against a backdrop of increasingly strained diplomatic and economic relations between the two Asian nations, highlighting the inter
Mumbai Sees Second Unseasonal Rainfall This Month
Mumbai experienced unseasonal rainfall on Tuesday morning, marking the second such occurrence this month. The light showers affected various parts of the city and adjoining areas, following a heavier spell earlier in January.
Hamas Seeks 10,000 Police In New US-Backed Gaza Authority
Hamas is pushing to integrate 10,000 police officers into a new U.S.-backed Palestinian administration for Gaza as disarmament talks approach under a ceasefire brokered by President Trump.
AI Causing More UK Job Losses Than Global Peers: Report
Britain is experiencing net employment reductions at double the global average due to artificial intelligence implementation, with 8% job cuts in 2025 according to Morgan Stanley findings.
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