7 Ancient Fish Species Older Than Dinosaurs
Discover seven remarkable 'living fossil' fish species whose lineages date back 200-500 million years, offering insights into prehistoric life and evolutionary stability.
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Rare Giant Phantom Jellyfish Filmed Off Argentina
Scientists off Argentina captured rare footage of a giant phantom jellyfish, a deep-sea species seldom seen. First collected in 1899, it was recognized as a species 60 years later and has been documented only about 100 times.
Latin America's Water Paradox: Abundance Amid Urban Scarcity
While Latin America holds vast freshwater reserves, cities like Sao Paulo and Lima face severe water stress due to infrastructure gaps, inequality, and climate change, highlighting a global urban water crisis.
Art Exhibition 'Sustaina India 3' Reimagines Climate Change
Sustaina India 3: Bitter Nectar exhibition curated by Thukral and Tagra uses art to explore climate change's impact on fruiting cycles and food systems, blending science with creativity.
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Sonam Wangchuk Tells SC He's Getting Proper Treatment
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk informed the Supreme Court he is receiving appropriate care at a treatment centre, addressing concerns about his health during his ongoing protest.
Russia Accuses Poland of Aiding Ukraine in Assassination Plot
Russia's FSB alleges Polish special services assisted Ukraine in a plot to kill General Vladimir Alekseyev, with a suspect arrested in UAE. Ukraine denies involvement as tensions escalate.
Why Seasons Change: Earth's Tilt Explained Simply
Discover why Earth's seasons shift due to its 23.5-degree axial tilt, not proximity to the Sun. Learn how this tilt causes summer warmth, winter chill, and mild transitions in spring and autumn.
Hungary Slams EU Over Zelensky's US Visit, Warns on Ukraine Peace
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto criticizes Western leaders for accompanying Ukraine's President Zelensky to US talks, claiming it humiliates him and blocks peace with Russia, warning future deals could be worse for Ukraine and Europe.
Ivory: Ancient Treasure, Modern Conservation Crisis
Exploring the nature of ivory, its historical significance, and the devastating impact of poaching on elephants. Learn why this material remains controversial and what alternatives exist.
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Arboriculture Conference in Mumbai on March 7-8
Mumbai hosts the International Arboriculture Conference on March 7-8, focusing on urban forestry, tree management, and environmental sustainability.
Manipur Violence: Houses Burnt, Villagers Flee in Ukhrul District
Violent clashes between Tangkhul Naga and Kuki communities in Manipur's Ukhrul district led to 25 houses and four government quarters being burnt, forcing residents to flee amid gunfire and arson.
India's Cheetah Project: Five Cubs Born at Kuno National Park
Aasha, a Namibian cheetah, gave birth to five cubs at Kuno National Park, raising India's total cheetah population to 35. This marks the eighth successful litter since the program's 2022 launch.
World's Largest Eagle Chick Found Alive in Brazil's Pantanal
Researchers discovered a living harpy eagle chick in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, the only known active nest in southern Brazil, offering hope amid habitat loss threats.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Kidnapped After Prison Release
Juan Pablo Guanipa, a prominent Venezuelan opposition figure, was reportedly kidnapped by armed men in Caracas just hours after being freed from prison. His party blames senior government officials for the abduction.
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Iran Army Chief Warns Trump: US Forces Under Watch
Iran's top military commanders declare all US military movements are being monitored and promise a swift, decisive response to any aggression, while questioning Washington's commitment to nuclear talks.
Pashtun Movement Accuses Pakistan of Enforced Disappearances
The Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement has accused Pakistan of enforced disappearances, calling for the immediate release of detained Pashtun activists amid ongoing human rights concerns.
Delhi's 2026 Action Plan to Combat Air Pollution
Delhi's CAQM unveils a comprehensive 2026 action plan targeting 15% PM2.5 and 20% PM10 reduction through expanded monitoring, electric mobility, and public transport.
Nature's Oddities: Corpse Flowers to Upside-Down Trees
Explore bizarre plants like the corpse flower that smells like rotting flesh, pebble-like desert survivors, and carnivorous wonders that hunt insects. Discover nature's strangest adaptations.
Iran Vows to Continue Uranium Enrichment Despite US Pressure
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that US military deployment does not intimidate Iran, ruling out halting uranium enrichment in talks with Washington. Iran is consulting with strategic partners China and Russia.
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Wild Animal Attack Critically Injures Child in Bahraich
An eight-year-old boy was critically injured after a wild animal attacked him in Bahraich's Khairighat area. Villagers rescued the child, who is now undergoing treatment.
Chandigarh Pollution Body Fines Firm Rs 2.37 Lakh
The Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee has directed a Ghaziabad-based firm to deposit Rs 2.37 lakh as environment compensation for operating without consent at the Dadumajra dumping site.
Bishnoi Family Hospitalized After 'Save Khejri' Fast
The mother and wife of late environmental activist Radheshyam Pemani Bishnoi were hospitalized in Jaisalmer after their health deteriorated following a three-day fast in solidarity with the Save Khejri movement.
Indore's Coldest Feb Night in 2 Years at 10.6°C
Indore experienced its coldest February night in two years with temperatures plunging to 10.6°C, creating biting cold conditions. The Met department attributes this to atmospheric systems, with a gradual warming trend expected soon.
Bermuda's Volcanic Origin Traced to Ancient Pangaea Carbon
New research using zinc isotopes reveals Bermuda's volcanic rocks originated from carbon-rich fluids stored deep in Earth's mantle since the Pangaea supercontinent era, not from recycled seafloor sediments.
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Illegal Construction in Bisalpur Dam Catchment Area Sparks Outrage
A private contractor hired for desilting Rajasthan's Bisalpur Dam has allegedly encroached on the protected catchment zone, constructing permanent structures in violation of contract terms and environmental norms.
Iran Sentences Activist Narges Mohammadi to 15 Months
Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi receives a 15-month prison sentence for supporting anti-hijab protests, highlighting ongoing human rights tensions in the country.
Coimbatore Lake Threatened by Drug and Alcohol Activities
Volunteers restoring Perur Periyakulam lake in Coimbatore discovered evidence of drug use and alcohol consumption, raising concerns about the lake's ecosystem and social environment.
Rajasthan's Seasonal Shift: Warm Days, Cold Nights
Rajasthan experiences a sharp temperature contrast with warm afternoons up to 31°C in Barmer and cold mornings as low as 4.9°C in Fatehpur. Meteorological officials attribute this to clear skies and northerly winds.
Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Sentenced to 7+ Years in Iran
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has been sentenced to over seven additional years in prison by an Iranian court while on hunger strike, as Tehran intensifies its crackdown on dissent.
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Water Scarcity Threatens Capitals from Tehran to Delhi
Tehran and Jakarta face existential water crises, while Indian cities like Delhi and Bengaluru grapple with acute shortages. Climate change and overexploitation are driving capitals toward potential abandonment.
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