UK Conscription Debate Returns Amid Global Tensions
The UK government denies plans to reintroduce conscription, but rising global conflicts and a shrinking army have revived discussions about mandatory military service and penalties for refusal.
Category : Climate Change
Manipur Violence: Houses Burned, Naga Group Claims Responsibility
Suspected Naga militants set fire to Kuki-Zo houses in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, with ZUF claiming responsibility for anti-poppy campaign. Kuki-Zo groups deny poppy cultivation and threaten highway blockade if culprits aren't arrested within 24 hours.
Manipur District 'Shut Down' Threat After Kuki Village Burnings
Tensions escalate in Manipur as a 'shut down' threat emerges in a district after houses were burnt in a Kuki village, continuing the over two-and-half-year conflict between Meitei and Kuki communities.
Vijayawada's 28,000 Sapling Distribution Fails in Plantation
Vijayawada Municipal Corporation distributed 28,000 free saplings to citizens under the 'Haritha Andhra Pradesh' program, but failed to ensure their plantation, leading to premature death of plants across the city.
3.8 Billion Face Extreme Heat by 2050: Oxford Study
A new Oxford University study projects nearly 3.8 billion people could face extreme heat by 2050, with tropical countries and cooler regions like Canada and Russia needing urgent adaptation measures.
Yellow Alert for Rain in Delhi-NCR, Heavy Snowfall in JK & Himachal
The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rain in Delhi-NCR on January 27, with heavy snowfall likely in Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, affecting travel and daily life.
Gunmen Kill 11, Injure 12 on Soccer Field in Mexico
In a shocking incident, gunmen opened fire on a crowded soccer field in Mexico, resulting in 11 fatalities and 12 injuries. The attack has raised serious concerns about public safety and ongoing violence in the region.
Delhi's Coldest Republic Day Since 2021, AQI Dips to Poor
Delhi experienced a sharp cold spell with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C, marking the coldest Republic Day since 2021. Air quality deteriorated to 'poor' after a brief moderate phase, with IMD issuing a yellow alert for rain.
Bengaluru: Cloud Cover to Ease, Wind Chill to Continue
Bengaluru's dense cloud cover and rainfall are expected to recede by Wednesday, but strong easterly winds will maintain a wind-chill effect through January, says IMD.
Russia's Far East Hit by Historic Snowfall, Kamchatka Struggles
Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula in the Far East is grappling with the heaviest snowfall in 60 years, causing severe travel disruptions, icy roads, and major challenges for residents and emergency services.
UAE Bars Airspace Use for Military Action Against Iran
The United Arab Emirates has prohibited the use of its airspace for military operations targeting Iran, escalating regional tensions following US President Donald Trump's recent statements about deploying an 'armada' toward the country.
Heavy Snowfall, Rain Predicted for Himachal Pradesh Tuesday
The Meteorological Office forecasts heavy snowfall and rainfall across Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday, potentially disrupting travel and daily life in the region.
Patagonia Wildfire: 15,000 Hectares Burnt, Firefighters Contain Blaze
Massive wildfires in Argentina's Patagonia region have scorched over 15,000 hectares, with firefighters and volunteers working to contain the blaze amid high winds and dry conditions threatening local communities.
Ganga Water Test Video Sparks Pollution Debate
Jeremy Wade's viral video testing Ganga water quality reveals contamination, sparking online debate about pollution, faith, and environmental responsibility in India.
Ancient Rainforest Found in Antarctica from 90 Million Years Ago
Scientists discover evidence of temperate rainforests in Antarctica 90 million years ago, revealing a warm climate with CO2 levels far higher than today, offering crucial insights into climate change.
Russia's Donbas Ultimatum Stalls Ukraine Peace Talks
Russia insists Ukraine must cede all of Donbas region in peace negotiations, citing alleged 'Anchorage formula' with US. Ukraine rejects territorial surrender as fighting continues.
U.S. Military Floods Indian Ocean Amid Iran Tensions
The U.S. Navy conducts readiness exercises in the Indian Ocean as tensions escalate with Iran following a brutal crackdown on protests. Photos show advanced military equipment deployment.
U.S. Military Bolsters Indian Ocean Presence as Iran Tensions Escalate
The U.S. Navy showcases readiness exercises in the Indian Ocean with fighter jets and aircraft carriers as tensions with Iran intensify following a violent crackdown on protests, raising fears of potential military conflict.
IMD Snowfall & Rainfall Alert for North India
The India Meteorological Department warns of a fresh spell of snowfall and rainfall across northern states due to a western disturbance, with orange and yellow alerts issued for several regions.
ICC Judges Find Duterte Fit to Stand Trial
International Criminal Court judges have determined that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is medically and mentally fit to stand trial for alleged crimes against humanity related to his drug war.
Rain and Snow Forecast for Jammu and Kashmir
A western disturbance is expected to bring widespread rain and snowfall across Jammu and Kashmir, impacting weather conditions over the next few days.
Polar Vortex Triggers Deadly US Winter Storm
A powerful polar vortex-driven winter storm has battered the United States, causing at least seven fatalities and disrupting travel across 17 states with heavy snow and freezing rain.
Cold Wave Persists in Haryana, Punjab; Chandigarh at 6.2°C
Cold conditions persist across Haryana and Punjab, with Chandigarh recording a low of 6.2°C. The weather department forecasts continued chilly mornings and fog in the region.
Earthquake Victims Stranded in PoK Gilgit-Baltistan
Residents of Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan face dire conditions after a recent earthquake, with reports of government failure to provide aid, leaving many stranded without shelter or supplies.
Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences Ex-Police Chief to Death
A Bangladesh tribunal has sentenced former Dhaka police chief and two others to death for their roles in the 2004 grenade attack on an Awami League rally that killed 24 people.
Balochistan: BYC Report Details Disappearances, Killings
A new report by the Baloch Yakjehti Committee reveals that Balochistan has become a vast prison, documenting widespread enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in the region.
UAE Abandons Pakistan Airport Management Deal
The UAE has reportedly withdrawn from a deal to manage Islamabad International Airport after failing to identify a local partner, amid cooling Pakistan-UAE relations and strengthening India-UAE ties.
Peregrine Falcon: Speed Hunter & Urban Survivor
Discover how the peregrine falcon achieves speeds over 300 km/h, adapts to modern cities, and recovered from near extinction through conservation efforts.
India's Energy Shift: Renewables Rise, Thermal Power Slows
India's renewable energy capacity is growing rapidly while coal power expansion faces delays. Thermal output dropped in 2025 despite rising electricity demand, signaling a historic shift in energy mix.
Arun Pai Honored by PM Modi for Bengaluru Waste Management Efforts
Arun Pai, founder of Bangalore Walks and known as Walkaluru, has been recognized by PM Narendra Modi in Mann Ki Baat for his innovative waste management initiatives in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
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