Ludhiana Cold Wave Persists, Orange Alert for Friday
Ludhiana residents endure harsh winter as temperatures stay below normal. Met department issues orange alert for Friday, predicting dense fog and severe cold wave conditions.
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Himachal Dry Spell Triggers Fires, Hurts Apple Farming
Himachal Pradesh faces an extended dry spell with minimal rain and snow since October, causing forest fires and forcing apple farmers to create artificial snow conditions.
Minnesota ICE Unrest: Noem Slams Walz, Trump Threatens Force
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem criticizes Minnesota leaders for failing to control protests tied to Trump's immigration policies. Trump threatens the Insurrection Act amid rising violence.
FTC Urged to Probe Trump Mobile Phone Delays, Refunds
Democratic lawmakers call for FTC investigation into Trump Mobile's T1 phone venture over consumer protection concerns, as customers await refunds and delivery.
Hisar at 0.2°C, Cold Wave Continues in Punjab-Haryana
Hisar remained the coldest place in plains at 0.2°C. IMD forecasts no relief with cold day conditions likely over Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh on January 16.
EU Leaders to Meet PM Modi, Discuss Trade and Security
European Council and European Commission presidents will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to strengthen trade, security, and defence cooperation between India and the EU.
US Senator Graham Slams Iran Regime Over Street Slaughter
US Senator Lindsey Graham strongly criticizes Iran's Ayatollah regime for slaughtering people in the streets, highlighting ongoing human rights abuses and international tensions.
Trump's 'Great Healthcare Plan' Promises Lower Costs, Direct Payments
President Donald Trump proposes sweeping healthcare overhaul with direct payments to health savings accounts, lower drug prices tied to international costs, and increased insurance transparency.
Landslide Surge in Garhwal Himalayas Linked to Heavy Rains
A new study finds intense 2025 monsoon rains reactivated old landslides in Garhwal, disrupting travel and pilgrimages. Human activities worsened the crisis.
Uttarakhand Forest Fires Controlled, IAF on Alert
Forest fires in Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve's Valley of Flowers range are now under control. An IAF helicopter remains on standby for potential aerial firefighting support.
Loch Ness Monster Hunter: 52-Year Search Ends With No Evidence
Adrian Shine spent over five decades scientifically searching Loch Ness for its famous monster. His systematic research, including a major sonar sweep, found no proof of any large unknown creature.
Putin Vows to Continue Ukraine War, Slams NATO at Kremlin Event
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Russia will persist in Ukraine conflict, blasted NATO while hosting 34 new EU ambassadors. He demanded security guarantees for any peace deal.
India Excluded from US Visa Freeze, Attorney Warns
Immigration attorney Steven Brown explains why India avoided the US visa freeze affecting 75 countries, citing low use of government resources, but cautions that policies can change unpredictably.
Boy Drowns in Unprotected Jal Jeevan Mission Tank in Assam
A four-year-old boy drowned in an under-construction water tank in Assam's Cachar district. Locals blame lack of safety measures at the halted Jal Jeevan Mission site for the tragedy.
Bijnor's Nakowali Lake Aims for Ramsar Wetland Recognition
Nakowali Lake in Bijnor district has been identified as a potential Ramsar wetland site by forest officials, highlighting its rich birdlife and potential for eco-tourism.
Snake 'Rescues' Endanger Reptiles in Terai Region
Wildlife experts warn that unscientific snake rescues in Terai are harming reptile populations. Untrained rescuers disrupt habitats, increasing snake mortality and failing to reduce human conflict.
Leopard Attack in Pauri Village Kills Man During Ritual
A 51-year-old man from Nepal was fatally attacked by a leopard in Bada village, Pauri district, while returning from a Makarsakranti ritual. Forest officials have increased patrolling and installed camera traps.
Israeli Strikes Kill Seven in Gaza, Hamas Leader Dead
Israeli military strikes in Gaza have killed seven people, including a senior Hamas figure. The UN children's agency reports over 100 child deaths since the ceasefire.
White House Denies Reports of Trump Stroke in 2025
The White House has strongly refuted claims that President Donald Trump suffered a stroke earlier this year. Officials dismissed the allegations as baseless fake news.
Arab States Convince Trump to Avert Iran Military Action
Arab nations reportedly convinced former US President Donald Trump to avoid military intervention in Iran, highlighting regional diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation.
Israeli Strikes Kill Five in Gaza, UN Reports Child Deaths
Local health authorities confirm five fatalities from Israeli strikes in Gaza. The UN children's agency reports over 100 children killed since the ceasefire, including drone and quadcopter attack victims.
US Imposes Sanctions on Iran for Human Rights Violations
The US Treasury Department announces sanctions against Iran, vowing to use all available tools to combat the regime's oppressive human rights record.
Texas Home Sparks H-1B Visa Fraud Allegations in Viral Clip
A viral video claims a Texas house is registered address for multiple companies with H-1B workers earning high salaries, sparking conservative calls to suspend the program.
Rogue Elephant Destroys Crops in Hazaribag Village
A lone elephant strayed into Godhiya village in Hazaribag district, destroying crops and property. Forest officials are tracking the aggressive animal, which previously killed two people.
Whole Milk Returns to US School Menus After 15-Year Ban
President Trump signs the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, allowing schools to serve whole milk again after nearly 15 years. The move expands options for 30 million children.
Trump Unveils Healthcare Plan, Urges Congress to Act
President Trump reveals a new healthcare framework focusing on direct payments and health savings accounts. Democrats criticize the plan as insufficient for tackling rising medical costs.
Swiss Fire: Waitress Forced to Wear Helmet Before Blaze
New details emerge about the Swiss nightclub fire that killed 40. A waitress was allegedly forced to wear a vision-blocking helmet during a champagne stunt with sparklers.
Jamshedpur Villagers Sleep on Rooftops as Elephant Kills 20
Villagers in West Singhbhum district sleep on rooftops and in concrete houses, fearing a rogue elephant that has killed 20 people. Forest officials track the elusive tusker.
Explosion in Netherlands Injures Several, Causes Widespread Damage
A powerful explosion struck a town in the Netherlands, injuring multiple people and causing extensive damage to buildings. Emergency services are on the scene.
Senior Hamas Leader Killed in Gaza Air Strike
A senior Hamas official has been reported killed in an air strike in Gaza, according to recent news. The incident marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict.
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