Iran's Khamenei Breaks Silence on Protest Deaths
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has finally addressed the protest-related killings, sparking new revelations about the death toll and government response.
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Trump's Greenland Tariffs Benefit Russia, China: Senator
US Senator Thom Tillis criticizes President Trump's 10% tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland, warning they help adversaries like Putin and Xi while dividing NATO allies.
Noida AQI Deteriorates to 388, Ghaziabad at 394
Noida's air quality slipped to 'very poor' with AQI at 388 on Saturday. Ghaziabad recorded 394 while Greater Noida improved slightly. Authorities issued fog advisories and invoked GRAP Stage-IV across NCR.
Chandigarh Fog Continues, Temperatures Inch Up
Chandigarh experienced another cold, foggy morning with temperatures slightly rising. Dense fog reduced visibility, disrupting traffic and daily activities across the city.
Greenland Marches Against Trump's Takeover Threats
Thousands in Greenland protest Donald Trump's threats to acquire the Arctic island, asserting their sovereignty and cultural identity amid global climate and geopolitical tensions.
Historian Logevall on JFK, Vietnam, and History's Lessons
Pulitzer-winning historian Fredrik Logevall discusses JFK's Vietnam doubts, America's repeated mistakes, and why humility remains history's most vital lesson in an exclusive interview.
India's Waste Crisis: Behavior Over Technology
Experts at IRIS 2026 summit highlight that India's waste management challenges stem more from behavioral failures than technological gaps, emphasizing public participation and traditional practices.
Khamenei Accuses Trump of Inciting Protests, Vows Action
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses former US President Donald Trump of inciting deadly protests, promising punishment for criminals.
Indian Students in Iran Face Internet Shutdowns, Uncertainty
Indian students in Iran, many from Jammu and Kashmir, rely on sporadic connectivity to contact families amid unrest, curfews, and suspended classes. Some have returned while others stay, awaiting official guidance.
Cold Wave, Fog Continue in MP; Bhopal Temperatures Swing
Parts of Madhya Pradesh face cold wave conditions and fog. Bhopal recorded above-normal day and below-normal night temperatures. The IMD forecasts dry weather statewide with fog warnings for several districts.
Syrian Forces Enter Kurdish Areas, Triggering Fierce Fighting
Syrian government troops seized Kurdish-held towns in northern Syria, breaking a fragile political arrangement. The clashes threaten to reignite conflict and undermine US-led stability efforts.
US Kills Senior Militant Leader in Syria Strike
American forces conducted a targeted strike in northwest Syria, killing a senior Al-Qaeda-linked militant leader responsible for a deadly ambush on US personnel last month.
Syria Advances on Kurdish Areas, US Urges Restraint
Syrian government forces seize key towns in northern Syria, sparking clashes with US-backed forces. Washington urges restraint as tensions escalate, displacing thousands.
Bengaluru Forest Officer Files Complaint Over Illegal Tree Felling
A Range Forest Officer in Bengaluru has filed a formal complaint regarding the illegal cutting of 101 trees. The action violates the Karnataka Preservation of Trees Act, 1976.
Cave Cheetahs Rewrite Arabian History, Offer Reintroduction Hope
Naturally mummified cheetahs found in Saudi caves reveal they lived there for millennia, not just visited. Genetic links to African subspecies could aid rewilding efforts.
Minneapolis Protest: Hundreds Chase Off Far-Right Activists
Hundreds of anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis forced a small group of far-right activists to retreat on Saturday, escalating tensions following the fatal shooting of a mother by an immigration agent.
Ahmedabad Lakes Polluted by Sewage, Illegal Connections Blamed
Over 100 lakes in Ahmedabad remain contaminated with sewage water due to failed stormwater lines and illegal drainage connections. The AMC's bioremediation plan faces delays as authorities focus on disconnecting illegal sources.
Hindu Businessman Killed in Gazipur, Election Fears Rise
A Hindu businessman was beaten to death in Gazipur's Kaliganj, escalating minority community fears ahead of Bangladesh's national election. Police detained three suspects.
Iran Protesters: 'Victory or Death' Choice in Brutal Crackdown
Young Iranians in anti-regime protests describe a country sealed by blackouts, gripped by fear, with protesters facing a stark choice: victory or death, as killings continue and families are denied proper mourning.
Kolkata Residents Stop Water Pipe Work to Save Trees
Residents of New Alipore in Kolkata forced suspension of a KMC water pipe project after discovering workers damaged roots of mature trees. Civic officials intervened to save the trees.
Hyderabad Banyan Trees Damaged, Survival Doubts
A fresh assessment in Hyderabad reveals only 867 banyan trees exist at Chevella site, with many burnt or damaged. Researchers warn of survival risks as NHAI plans to preserve trees in highway median.
EU Warns Trump on Greenland Tariffs, Trade Deal at Risk
European Union leaders caution President Trump that tariffs over Greenland could severely damage transatlantic relations and jeopardize the EU-US trade agreement.
Pilibhit Official Seeks Probe Into Illegal Felling of 5,500 Trees
A Pilibhit environment committee member demands high-level investigation into illegal tree felling in Kareli village, alleging forest officials' involvement and inadequate penalties.
Dry Winter Alters Himalayan Water, Livelihoods, Geopolitics
Unusual snow-free conditions in Kashmir Valley despite freezing temperatures reshape water resources, local economies, and geopolitical stability in the Himalayas.
Trump's Real Estate Empire Unravels: Warning for Small States
The decline of Trump's properties highlights global power imbalances, where weaker nations risk exploitation by stronger forces in real estate and politics.
Khamenei Admits Thousands Dead in Iran Unrest
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei publicly acknowledged for the first time that 'several thousand people' died in recent anti-government demonstrations, blaming the US and Israel for the violence.
Santragachhi Bird Census: Migratory Numbers Rise, Rare Species Fall
Annual census at Santragachhi Jheel records 5,607 migratory birds, showing increase from last year. However, trans-Himalayan species continue to decline, raising concerns among conservationists.
KMDA Plan to Save Rabindra Sarobar Islands from Erosion
Kolkata's KMDA initiates earth filling and tree planting to rejuvenate three eroding islands at Rabindra Sarobar, addressing 8% land loss over 20 years.
Thanedar Shields Indian-Origin Lawmakers from Racist Comments
Democratic Congressman Shri Thanedar confronts racist remarks following his 'Abolish ICE' proposal, defending fellow Indian-origin lawmakers from vile social media attacks.
Amitav Ghosh on Climate Change Through Myth and Memory
Author Amitav Ghosh discusses how his latest fiction addresses climate change using myth and memory, blending ecology with inequality concerns in a powerful narrative.
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