Whale Corpses Create Bizarre Deep-Sea Ecosystems
When whales die and sink, their massive carcasses transform into vibrant deep-sea ecosystems, hosting bizarre organisms through decades-long decomposition stages.
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AI Warfare Escalates: Iran Targets Tech Data Centers in Conflict
Palantir CEO Alex Karp discusses AI's role in the US-Iran conflict, as Iran threatens Amazon, Google, and Microsoft data centers, marking a shift to digital infrastructure as national security targets.
Iran Drones Flatten U.S. Radar in Saudi Base; Gulf Defenses Hit
Iran has reportedly launched drone strikes destroying a key U.S. AN/FPS-117 radar in Saudi Arabia and targeting allied systems across the Gulf, escalating regional tensions as the U.S. boosts surveillance.
Warsaw Zoo Opens 24/7 Emergency Room for Injured Wild Birds
Warsaw Zoo in Poland has launched a 24/7 automated emergency room for injured wild birds, featuring drop-off containers that alert veterinarians. The facility, funded by citizen budgets, treats 9,000 birds annually and addresses human-caused injuries like
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Oldest Reptile Skin Fossil Discovered in Oklahoma Quarry
Palaeontologists uncover a 289-million-year-old fossilised reptile skin in Oklahoma, the oldest ever found, offering new insights into early land adaptation and vertebrate evolution.
Evolution of Earth's First Plants: From Algae to Land
Discover how microscopic ocean algae evolved into the first land plants 470 million years ago, triggering the Great Oxidation Event and transforming Earth's atmosphere and ecosystems through a slow but monumental evolutionary journey.
UN: Daily Classroom of Children Hurt or Dead in Lebanon War
According to UN data, the conflict in Lebanon results in a classroom-sized group of children being killed or injured daily, with Lebanese health ministry figures showing at least 111 children killed and 334 wounded since March 2.
Supreme Court Rules on Bustard Conservation vs Renewable Energy
India's Supreme Court has issued a landmark verdict protecting the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard by restricting renewable energy projects in key habitats across Rajasthan and Gujarat, while mandating underground power lines.
Sajwani's Dh100M Pledge to UAE's Edge of Life Child Hunger Campaign
Emirati billionaire Hussain Sajwani commits Dh100 million through DAMAC Foundation to UAE's Edge of Life campaign, aiming to rescue 5 million children from hunger and malnutrition worldwide.
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Iran's Resilience in War of Attrition Surprises Global Powers
Former diplomat Dilip Sinha analyzes Iran's prolonged war against US and Israel, highlighting Tehran's military preparedness and decentralized decision-making. He discusses India's energy security concerns and regional tensions.
Iran Executes Man Accused of Mossad Espionage in Crackdown
Iranian authorities executed Kurosh Keyvani, accused of spying for Israel's Mossad, as part of a sweeping internal crackdown following the killing of senior official Ali Larijani.
Northeast Greenland: World's Largest National Park
Explore Northeast Greenland National Park, the world's largest national park at 972,000 km², over 100 times bigger than Yellowstone. Discover its iceberg graveyard, Arctic wildlife, and vital climate research in this untouched frozen expanse.
2.5 Billion People Hit by Climate-Driven Extreme Heat
A staggering 2.5 billion people across 124 countries experienced at least 30 days of extreme heat strongly influenced by climate change, highlighting the urgent global crisis.
Maharashtra Wildlife Crime Division Modeled on Kerala HAWK
Maharashtra is considering establishing a specialized Wildlife Crime Control Division, drawing inspiration from Kerala's successful HAWK system. This initiative aims to enhance documentation, offender tracking, and investigation monitoring for wildlife cr
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Dubai Airports Recover 40-45% Traffic, CEO Says Amid Regional Tensions
Dubai's aviation sector shows resilience as Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport recover to 40-45% of normal traffic, with over a million passengers in 17 days, despite regional disruptions.
Iranian Missile Wave Hits Dubai, Doha, Sparks Gulf-Wide Crisis
The Iran-US-Israel conflict escalates dramatically as Iranian missiles and drones target multiple Gulf nations, including Dubai and Doha, triggering widespread air defense responses and disrupting global aviation.
Saudi Arabia Intercepts Missile, Drones; Hosts Security Talks
Saudi Arabian forces successfully intercepted a ballistic missile and multiple drones targeting Riyadh, with no damage reported. The incident precedes a high-level Arab and Islamic foreign ministers' meeting to address regional security and de-escalation.
NGT Asks Delhi Jal Board on IIT-Delhi UV Study Funding
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi Jal Board to respond within 10 days regarding funding for an IIT-Delhi study on UV technology's effectiveness in sewage treatment plants to combat Yamuna pollution.
Middle East Crisis Hits India: LPG Supply Woes Force PNG Push
As the Israel-Iran conflict disrupts global energy flows, India faces LPG supply stress with 60% import dependence. The government urges states to fast-track PNG approvals and waive charges to ease household and commercial transitions.
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Russia Supplies Iran Intel, Sat Imagery on US Bases: Report
A Wall Street Journal report alleges Russia is providing Iran with satellite intelligence, drone tech, and targeting data to enhance attacks on US forces in the Middle East.
China Supplied Drones, Missile Tech to Iran: US Report
A US intelligence report claims China provided Iran with deadly drones, satellite navigation systems, missile fuel, and chemicals, escalating tensions over military cooperation.
Projectile Hits Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant, Sparks Radiation Concerns
Iran and Russia report a projectile struck the Bushehr nuclear power plant, heightening fears of a radiological incident. No nuclear material was released, but the event underscores regional anxieties over the facility's safety amid ongoing conflicts.
Middle East Conflict Reshapes Global Oil Routes in Third Week
The Middle East conflict has escalated into its third week, severely disrupting global oil flows. Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz and threats in the Red Sea are forcing producers to reroute crude, with analysts warning of potential price spikes and
Missile Hits Near Iran Nuclear Plant; Iran Retaliates Against Israel
A projectile struck near Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, with no damage reported. Iran allegedly retaliated by targeting Israeli nuclear facilities, escalating tensions in the ongoing U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran.
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Himachal Weather Improves, Fresh Snowfall Forecast Soon
Himachal Pradesh experiences relief from heavy snowfall with improved connectivity, but IMD forecasts fresh rain and snow from March 18-20, affecting travel and temperatures.
Ali Larijani: Veteran Iranian Politician Killed in Israeli Strike
Ali Larijani, a veteran Iranian politician and backroom powerbroker from a leading clerical family, was killed in an Israeli air strike. He rose to high positions after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, known for his pragmatism and fierce defense of Iran's the
Ali Larijani: Iranian Politician Killed in Israeli Air Strike
Ali Larijani, a veteran Iranian politician and backroom powerbroker from a leading clerical family, was killed in an Israeli air strike. He rose to high positions after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, known for his pragmatism and fierce defense of Iran's the
Ali Larijani, Iran's Powerbroker, Killed in Israeli Strike
Ali Larijani, a key Iranian political figure and former Revolutionary Guard commander, was killed in an Israeli airstrike. He served as parliament speaker and security council head, shaping Iran's policies for decades.
UAE Names Six Killed in Iran Attacks, Over 2,000 Threats Intercepted
The UAE has released the names of six expatriates killed in Iran's ongoing missile and drone assaults, as the conflict enters its third week with over 2,000 aerial threats intercepted. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed condemned the attacks and affirmed the UAE's
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Indore Weather Shift: Thunderstorms, Rainfall Forecast from March 19
Indore is set for a weather change with IMD forecasting light rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds from March 19. Temperatures have already dropped, with further declines expected over the next few days.
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