US Agency Scraps LGBTQ+ and Abortion Workplace Protections

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has voted to repeal 2024 guidance that strengthened protections for LGBTQ employees and women seeking abortions, sparking debate over workplace harassment definitions and federal agency authority.

ICE Defends Minnesota Operation, Officers Cared for Child

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have defended their recent operation in Minnesota, stating officers provided care for a 5-year-old child after his father fled. The agency claims the child was taken to get food and comforted for hours.

China's Quiet Davos Push for Western Investment

China maintained a subdued presence at the World Economic Forum in Davos, focusing on attracting Western capital to bolster its slowing economy and navigate geopolitical tensions.

Youth Climate Champions Drive Grassroots Solutions Across India

34 young climate leaders from 32 states showcased community-led initiatives at National Youth Climate Consortium. Marine biologist Sijahudheen revives Lakshadweep's seagrass with seaweed farming, while Aparna Kumari brings solar power to Jharkhand village

Texas Resident Questions Mayor About Indian Donors

A Frisco resident's video questioning Mayor Jeff Cheney about Indian investors gains attention as immigration becomes a political issue in Texas following controversial remarks by attorney Aaron Reitz.

Trump Warns Iran as US Fleet Heads to Gulf

Former US President Donald Trump has issued a direct warning to Iran, stating America is closely monitoring the situation as a naval armada moves toward the Gulf region amid escalating tensions.

Sahyadri Tiger Reserve Now on India's Big Cat Map

Sahyadri Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra gains national recognition with resident tigers and tigress transfers. Volunteers conduct first phase of All-India Tiger Estimation 2026, documenting significant wildlife presence.

UK Outrage at Trump's NATO Afghan War Comments

Donald Trump sparks outrage in Britain and NATO by downplaying allied troops' frontline role in Afghanistan. Veterans and leaders condemn the remarks as historically inaccurate and disrespectful to those who served.

Nashik Activists Push for Tapovan Forest Status

Environmentalists from Nashik met Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik, requesting forest status for Tapovan to prevent tree cutting for Sadhugram development ahead of Kumbh Mela 2027.

European Stocks Drop, Airlines Hit by Oil Price Jump

European equities declined, on track for their biggest weekly loss in two months, dragged down by airline shares following a spike in oil prices. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index fell slightly, with travel and consumer sectors underperforming.

US Immigration Curbs Not Anti-India: Scholar

Indian-American scholar Saikrishna Prakash says recent US immigration restrictions stem from Trump's hostility to immigration, not targeting India. He warns of executive power dominance and potential talent redistribution.

Mangaluru Women Lead Sustainability Collective

Three women in Mangaluru are spearheading a sustainability collective that aims to transform the city's future through collaboration, conscious design, and community participation.

Rs 25 Crore Plan to Revive Kelgeri Tank in Dharwad

Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation and HDUDA unveil an integrated Rs 25 crore rejuvenation plan for Kelgeri tank, using nano-bubble technology to combat water hyacinth and pollution.

US Sanctions Iranian Oil Tankers Over Crackdown

The United States has sanctioned nine ships and their owners for transporting Iranian oil worth hundreds of millions, linking it to Iran's internet shutdown and crackdown on protests.

Fanone Curses at Raiklin at Jack Smith Hearing

A House Judiciary Committee hearing with former special counsel Jack Smith was disrupted when ex-D.C. officer Michael Fanone confronted activist Ivan Raiklin, leading to Capitol Police intervention.

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