US Salary Growth Illusion: Higher Wages Don't Mean Better Lives
Despite 18% salary growth from 2020-2024, inflation and living costs erased gains, leaving Americans with 2.6% less purchasing power. Only 9 states saw real income growth.
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Luni River: Thar Desert's Saline Lifeline
The Luni River, originating in the Aravalli Range, sustains life in Rajasthan's arid Thar Desert through seasonal flows, groundwater recharge, and agricultural support despite its saline nature.
India-EU FTA: Cheaper Imports, Export Gains Explained
The landmark India-EU Free Trade Agreement promises cheaper European imports for Indian consumers and enhanced export access for businesses, while protecting sensitive sectors like agriculture.
Trump Border Crackdown Chaos: Bovino Pulled, White House Takes Over
A major upheaval rocks Trump's immigration enforcement as Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino is removed from Minneapolis after a deadly operation. The White House now directly oversees the mission amid scrutiny over tactics and accountability.
Southeast Asian Plastic Waste Pollutes Andaman Beaches
A viral Instagram video reveals plastic waste from Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar washing up on pristine Little Andaman beaches, highlighting transboundary marine pollution issues.
NYC Mayor's Hindi Remark in Snowstorm Goes Viral
A video of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking Hindi during a severe winter storm has gone viral globally, sparking warm reactions and discussions about cultural representation.
3.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Myanmar, No Damage
A mild earthquake measuring 3.4 on the Richter scale struck Myanmar, with no immediate reports of damage or casualties. The tremor was felt in the region, highlighting seismic activity in the area.
US-China Rivalry Risks Developing World Stability
The escalating great power competition between the United States and China is creating significant risks for emerging economies, with trade imbalances and geopolitical tensions threatening global stability.
Snow Leopard Attacks Tourist Taking Photos in China
A tourist in China's Xinjiang region was mauled by a rare snow leopard after approaching it for photos. The viral video shows the aftermath as authorities warn about wildlife safety.
India's Climate Budget Gap: Rhetoric vs Financial Allocation
India faces a critical climate finance gap despite recognizing the economic threats. While climate rhetoric dominates budget speeches, actual allocations remain insufficient to meet the $2.5 trillion by 2030 target.
Artificial Solar Eclipse in Space Reveals Sun's Hidden Phenomena
European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission creates continuous artificial eclipse for 5 hours, capturing unprecedented footage of solar corona and massive plasma eruptions.
Ukrainians Show Resilience in Kyiv Amidst Energy Crisis
As Russian strikes cripple Ukraine's power grid, residents in Kyiv face freezing temperatures without electricity or heating. Yet, their spirit remains unbroken, adapting with makeshift solutions and community support.
US Winter Storm Aftermath: Snow Eases, Cold Grips
Winter weather across the United States is easing, but the effects of a major storm remain visible. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain have left deep accumulations and icy roads nationwide.
US Allies Turn to China Amid Trump Trade Pressure
America's top trading partners including Canada, UK, and EU nations are reassessing ties with China to reduce dependence on unpredictable US trade policies under Trump's administration, creating new global economic dynamics.
India-EU Strengthen Economic Ties Amid Global Uncertainty
India and the European Union have issued a joint statement emphasizing enhanced economic collaboration, technology partnerships, and clean energy initiatives to navigate global trade challenges.
Canada Aims to Boost Energy Trade with India
Canada's Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has expressed strong interest in enhancing energy trade with India, focusing on clean technology, critical minerals, and traditional energy sectors to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
Private Equity Reshaping American Child Care Industry
Private equity firms now control 10-12% of America's child care market, bringing scale and technology but raising concerns about staff pay and care quality as consolidation accelerates.
Trump Changes Course on Immigration After Minnesota Shooting
President Trump reversed his hardline immigration enforcement in Minnesota after federal agents killed a U.S. citizen nurse. The 48-hour decision followed political backlash and unraveling official narratives.
Video Exposes Lies in Alex Pretti Fatal Fed Shooting Case
The Trump administration faces intense scrutiny after video footage contradicts initial claims about Alex Pretti's fatal shooting by federal agents in Minnesota, leading to political fallout and calls for accountability.
Partial US Government Shutdown Risk Rises Over DHS Bill
Senate Democrats refuse to support funding package without DHS provisions changes after Minneapolis shooting, risking partial shutdown as Saturday deadline approaches.
Trump's South Korea Tariff Threat Jolts Trade Partners
President Trump's vow to resurrect tariffs on South Korea despite a recent trade accord has created uncertainty among global partners, highlighting the fragility of executive-level deals.
French Tourist Boat Capsizes in Oman: 3 Dead
A boat carrying French tourists capsized near Muscat, Oman, resulting in three fatalities and multiple injuries. Omani authorities have launched rescue operations and an investigation into the incident.
Philippines Grounds Fleet After Ferry Sinking Kills 18
The Philippines has grounded an entire company's passenger ship fleet after a ferry sinking claimed at least 18 lives, prompting urgent safety reviews.
North Korea Fires Missiles Amid US Military Talks
North Korea has fired multiple missiles into the sea, escalating tensions as discussions continue about limiting the US military role in the region, raising global security concerns.
India-EU Seal Historic Free Trade Agreement
India and the European Union conclude landmark free trade agreement, described as the 'mother of all deals'. Pact includes strategic defence partnership and mobility agreement, aiming to double EU exports to India.
Saudi Arabia Suspends Mukaab Megaproject Work
Saudi Arabia has temporarily suspended construction on the Mukaab megaproject in Riyadh, a massive cube-shaped structure, as part of a review of its Vision 2030 initiatives.
Delhi Rain: IMD Issues Red, Orange Alerts Across Districts
Heavy rain and thunderstorms lashed parts of Delhi, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue red and orange alerts across multiple districts on Monday morning.
Tension Flares in Mumbai's SGNP Over Eviction Drive
Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park, known as the city's green lung, faces escalating tensions due to an ongoing eviction drive affecting its rich biodiversity and local communities.
US Links Ukraine Security to Donbas Peace Deal: Reports
Washington has reportedly linked security guarantees for Ukraine to a peace agreement that would involve ceding Donbas, while offering more weapons for Kyiv's peacetime army if forces withdraw from eastern regions.
Iran's 'Baby Rider' Killed in Crackdown: Teen Biker's Tragic End
Diana Bahadori, the 19-year-old Iranian biker known as 'Baby Rider' with 1.4 lakh Instagram followers, was shot dead during protests in Gorgan. Her death highlights the brutal crackdown on young women claiming freedom in Iran.
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