West Asia Conflict: Chartered Flights See Demand Surge
Stranded Indians in West Asia are rushing to return home, leading to a sharp increase in demand for chartered flights as regular flight seats become scarce.
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Khalistani Account Claims Responsibility for Indian Woman's Murder
A Khalistani extremist social media account has claimed responsibility for the stabbing death of 45-year-old Nancy Grewal in LaSalle, Canada. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 3.
Andhra Pradesh Hits 40°C Early, Kavali Records Season's High
Kavali town in Nellore district recorded 40°C on Friday, marking the first time this year Andhra Pradesh reached this threshold. Temperatures across Rayalaseema and coastal areas soared 2-4°C above normal, with further rises expected.
Oklahoma Tornado Kills Mother and Daughter in Vehicle
A mother and daughter died when a tornado struck their vehicle in western Oklahoma during severe storms. Multiple tornadoes reported with more severe weather expected across the region.
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Drone Strike Spurs Calls to End UK Military Presence in Cyprus
A recent drone strike on a British military base in Cyprus has reignited demands to end the UK's military presence on the island, raising security and sovereignty concerns.
Balen's Party Wins Two-Thirds Majority in Nepal Parliament
Nepal witnesses nationwide celebrations as Balen's political party claims a decisive two-thirds majority in the recent parliamentary elections, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Why Bats Visit Your Garden: Ecosystem Indicators
Discover why bats frequent gardens at dusk, their role as insect hunters and pollinators, and what their presence reveals about your garden's ecological health.
Children Chase Leopard to Save Girl in Bahraich Village
Seven courageous children, aged 9 to 11, used sticks and scythes to drive off a leopard that attacked a 7-year-old girl in a sugarcane field in Bahraich district. The girl suffered critical injuries and is hospitalized.
Delhi Heatwave: Temperature Hits 34.4°C, 7 Degrees Above Normal
Delhi's maximum temperature surged to 34.4°C on Friday, seven degrees above normal, with forecasts predicting a rise to 36°C by Tuesday. IMD attributes the spike to clear skies and dry conditions, while air quality remains moderate.
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Oil Surges Past $90 Amid Iran-Israel War, Trump Issues Ultimatum
Global oil prices surged over 5% as West Asia tensions intensified, with Brent crude hitting $90.25. US President Trump demanded Iran's unconditional surrender, offering economic aid for new leadership.
Ghaziabad Most Polluted City in India During Winter 2025-26
A CREA analysis reveals Ghaziabad had the highest PM2.5 levels last winter, with Noida and Delhi close behind. Most Indo-Gangetic Plains cities exceeded national air quality standards.
Russia Gives Iran Real-Time US Military Intel in Middle East
Russia is reportedly sharing real-time intelligence on US military assets with Iran, aiding Tehran's targeting capabilities in the ongoing Middle East conflict, according to officials.
Antarctica: Largest Desert Where Heatwaves Can't Happen
Antarctica is officially classified as the world's largest desert, receiving less than 250mm of precipitation annually. Unlike hot deserts, its extreme cold, high elevation, and unique atmospheric conditions make heatwaves virtually impossible.
Iranian Activist Slams Kamala Harris on US-Israel Iran Strikes
Mersedeh Shahinkar, an Iranian activist blinded in protests, accuses Western leaders like Kamala Harris of ignoring regime violence while condemning military actions against Iran.
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War on Drugs: How Every Victory Creates New Crises
From Nixon's declaration to El Mencho's death, the war on drugs has become a paradox where successes breed deeper failures. Explore the geopolitical quagmire spanning Mexico, Colombia, and the US.
War on Drugs: How Success Breeds Failure in Mexico
The killing of cartel leader El Mencho sparked chaos in Mexico, revealing the paradox of the drug war: every victory creates new violence. From Nixon's declaration to today's geopolitical quagmire, we examine why decades of militarization have failed.
Trump Seeks Kurdish Help Against Iran: Who Are the Kurds?
Former US President Donald Trump has urged Kurdish forces to join the fight against Iran, highlighting their strategic role in the Middle East. This article explains who the Kurds are, their historical significance, and why the US views them as crucial al
Indian-Origin Influencer Nancy Grewal Fatally Stabbed in Canada
Nancy Grewal, a 45-year-old Indian-origin social media influencer in Canada, was found with multiple stab wounds at her LaSalle home. Her mother claims she had received threats prior to the homicide.
IEA Warns Europe Against Russian Gas Return Amid Crisis
IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol cautions Europe that resuming Russian gas imports would be a strategic error, despite energy market turmoil from Middle East conflicts. The warning comes as the US issues a temporary waiver for Russian oil shipments to I
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7 International Flights Cancelled from Kolkata Due to West Asia Conflict
Seven international flights connecting Kolkata to Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi were cancelled on Friday due to escalating tensions in West Asia, as confirmed by the Airports Authority of India.
Strait of Hormuz: Vital Chokepoint for Global Energy Supply
The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway in the Middle East, is a crucial maritime passage that powers the world by facilitating the transit of about 21% of global oil and 30% of liquefied natural gas.
India-Finland Renew Environmental Cooperation Agreement
India and Finland have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding on environmental cooperation, focusing on air and water quality, waste management, and climate change solutions.
Blood Moon 2026: Global Lunar Eclipse Spectacle Captured
The 2026 total lunar eclipse, known as the Blood Moon, was witnessed worldwide from Mexicali to Prayagraj. Stunning images show the celestial event over landmarks like India Gate and Karachi architecture.
Maharashtra Forests Shrink, Rivers Polluted: Survey
Maharashtra's economic survey reveals alarming trends: forest cover is shrinking, and river pollution is increasing, posing environmental and health risks.
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India Boosts LPG Output as Middle East War Hits Imports
India has invoked emergency powers to maximize LPG production, directing refiners to prioritize cooking gas amid supply disruptions from the US-Israel-Iran conflict, which threatens imports from the Middle East.
Iran's Axis of Resistance Ended by Israel-US Strikes
Iran's decades-long strategy to build an Axis of Resistance across the Middle East faces a critical juncture after recent Israeli and US military strikes. This article explores its formation and potential collapse.
Mumbai's First Public Urban Forest Planned in Marol
The BMC is developing Mumbai's first public urban forest on a 3.2-acre plot in Marol, Andheri, featuring biodiversity zones, recreational amenities, and CSR funding for environmental restoration.
Tigers Kill Rare Rhino in Dudhwa, Third Death Since August
A female one-horned rhinoceros named Rajeshwari was killed by two tigers in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. This marks the third rhino death in the reserve since last August, reducing the population to 49.
THAAD: US Missile Defense System with Hit-to-Kill Tech
THAAD is a US missile defense system using hit-to-kill technology to intercept ballistic missiles. Iran's recent attacks bypassed THAAD, highlighting global defense challenges.
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Maharashtra Tigers Increase to 444 as Forest Cover Shrinks
Maharashtra's tiger count has surged to 444, marking a significant conservation success. However, the India State of Forest Report 2023 reveals a concerning decrease in forest cover by 54.47 sq km, highlighting ongoing environmental challenges.
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