Category : Climate Change


Iran Appoints Bagher Zolghadr as New Security Council Head

Iran has appointed Bagher Zolghadr as the new head of the Supreme National Security Council, following the death of former head Ali Larijani. This key security role is crucial for Iran's national defense and foreign policy decisions.

Saudi Arabia, UAE May Join Iran-US War Over Gulf Oil Strikes

Iran's attacks on Gulf oil infrastructure have escalated tensions, with Saudi Arabia and the UAE hinting at entering the conflict against Tehran. Reports indicate potential US military access to Saudi bases, raising fears of a wider regional war.

2026 World Happiness Report: Top 10 Nations Revealed

The 2026 World Happiness Report highlights the top 10 happiest countries globally, with Costa Rica making a historic leap into the top five. Nordic nations continue to dominate, but the report emphasizes psychological safety and community support as key f

J&K Shia Community Collects Donations for Iran War Relief

Residents in Ramban and Budgam districts of Jammu & Kashmir organized donation drives, contributing money, jewellery, and livestock to support those affected by the Iran conflict. Locals expressed solidarity and hope for Iran's victory.

Colombia Air Force Crash: Death Toll Climbs to 66

The death toll from a Colombian Air Force Hercules C-130 crash has surged to 66, with dozens injured, making it one of the deadliest accidents in recent military history. Recovery teams continue operations at the remote crash site.

Bhopal Weather: Temp Rise 2-4°C, Rain Forecast for NE Districts

Meteorological officials predict a gradual 2-4°C rise in maximum temperatures over the next three days in Bhopal, with no significant change thereafter. Minimum temperatures remain stable, while isolated rainfall is expected in northeastern districts on M

Delhi Air Quality Improves: Clean Days Up, No Stubble Burning

Delhi's air quality has improved significantly, with clean air days increasing from 159 in 2018 to 200 in 2025. The Economic Survey reports zero stubble burning in Delhi during 2025-26 winter, attributing progress to strict monitoring and industrial actio

Turkmenistan's 'Gate to Hell' Crater: Environmental Threat

The Darvaza gas crater in Turkmenistan, known as the 'Gate to Hell,' has been burning for over 50 years due to a Soviet-era blunder. Scientists warn it's a symptom of larger methane leaks, posing serious climate risks and ground instability.

Camera Traps Confirm Three Endangered Caracals in Jaisalmer

The forest department has deployed motion-sensing camera traps in Jaisalmer's Ghotaru border area, confirming the presence of three endangered caracals, including two newly recorded individuals. The monitoring aims to study behavior and habitat use.

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