Venezuela Honors 47 Soldiers Killed in US Raid
Venezuela's defense minister held a ceremony honoring 47 soldiers killed during the US operation that captured President Nicolás Maduro, announcing support for their families.
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Delhi-NCR Air Crisis: Stage 3 GRAP Reimposed
The Commission for Air Quality Management has reinstated Stage 3 of GRAP across Delhi-NCR as pollution levels worsen. Vehicle restrictions are now in effect, with bans on certain petrol and diesel vehicles.
Iran's General Warns US: 'Back Off or Face Sacred Defence'
Senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaee issues stark warning to Washington, threatening renewed 'Sacred Defence' era if tensions escalate, referencing Iran-Iraq war.
IRGC Spots US Soldiers in Secret Doha Hotel
Iran's IRGC-linked Telegram channel threatens US forces in Qatar after identifying a Doha hotel hosting American commanders, escalating Middle East tensions amid fears of a US strike on Iran.
EU to Phase Out Huawei, ZTE from Critical Infrastructure
The European Union plans to mandate removal of Chinese equipment from telecom and solar energy systems. New cybersecurity rules target high-risk vendors like Huawei and ZTE.
Saudi Arabia Warns Expats: Violate Rules, Face Fines, Jail, Deportation
Self-employed expatriates in Saudi Arabia risk severe penalties including 50,000 riyal fines, six-month imprisonment, and deportation for violating residency, labor, and border regulations.
Iran Protests: Death Toll Surpasses 3,000 in Deadliest Unrest
Rights activists report over 3,000 deaths in Iran's nationwide protests, the deadliest internal violence since 1979. Internet remains restricted despite slight connectivity rise.
Punjab, Haryana See Slight Temperature Rise
Weather reports indicate a minor increase in temperatures across Punjab and Haryana. Residents can expect warmer conditions in the coming days.
Iran Protests: Death Toll Over 3,000, Internet Activity Rises
Rights activists report over 3,000 deaths in Iran protests. Internet connectivity shows a slight rise after eight-day blackout. Tehran remains quiet as global reactions continue.
Denmark Tests Red Streetlights to Protect Bats
A Copenhagen suburb replaces white streetlights with red ones to reduce harm to local bat colonies while maintaining road safety, sparking global interest in sustainable urban lighting.
Pahlavi: Iran's Regime on Verge of Collapse, I'm Transitional Leader
Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah, asserts the Islamic Republic is collapsing. He outlines a plan for a temporary government and referendum on monarchy versus republic, while facing skepticism from opposition groups.
Chilika Lagoon's Shrinking Power Threatens Its Future
Chilika Lagoon's tidal prism has reduced by 30-40% since the 1990s, weakening its natural flushing capacity. While tourism grows, ecological discipline is crucial for survival.
US-Pakistan Troops Conclude Joint Training Exercise in Pabbi
American and Pakistani military forces have successfully completed the 'Inspired Gambit 2026' joint training exercise in Pabbi, enhancing bilateral cooperation and operational readiness.
Chilika Lake Ecological Threat, Odisha Plans Restoration
Odisha's Chilika Lake, a Ramsar site, faces shrinking due to sediment buildup. Officials prepare a ₹2,000 crore project with IIT Madras to restore its health and tourism.
New Australian Skink Species Found in Remote Gulf Area
Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of slider skink in Australia's Gulf of Carpentaria, highlighting the region's undocumented wildlife and the importance of long-term conservation efforts.
Iran's Internet Battle: Activists Fight to Stay Online
Activists in Iran are working tirelessly to maintain internet access amid government crackdowns, using innovative tools to bypass restrictions and keep citizens connected globally.
World Leaders Gather for Climate Summit
Heads of state from over 40 countries convened at the United Nations to discuss urgent climate measures and set new environmental targets for 2030.
Hyderabad Sankranti Festival Injures 100 Birds, Many Rare Species
Hyderabad's Sankranti celebrations turned lethal for birds, with nearly 100 injured by manja in one day. Rare species like Peregrine falcons and Black-headed Ibis were among victims, highlighting widespread danger from Chinese nylon threads.
Iran Protests Subside After Crackdown; Death Toll Tops 3,000
Iran enters uneasy calm as security forces suppress nationwide protests. Death toll reaches 3,090, internet remains restricted, and international reactions vary from Trump's praise to exile demonstrations.
Delhi Smog Crisis: Flights Hit, GRAP-III Back
Dense fog and toxic smog cripple Delhi, causing flight delays at IGI Airport. GRAP-III reimposed as AQI hits 'Very Poor' category, worsening air pollution in NCR.
Maharashtra Mild Winter to Continue for Another Week
Easterly winds will keep Maharashtra's winter mild for at least another week, with warmer nights expected before colder conditions return late January, says IMD.
Delhi-NCR Activates Stage-III GRAP Amid Rising Pollution
The Commission for Air Quality Management enforces Stage-III of GRAP across Delhi-NCR to combat deteriorating air quality, with AQI at 354. Cold wave ends but temperatures remain low.
Delhi Fog Delays Flights, AQI Very Poor
Dense fog blankets Delhi, causing flight delays and cancellations. Air quality stays in the 'very poor' category, affecting daily life and travel.
Noida, Ghaziabad Air Quality 'Very Poor' for Fourth Day
Air quality in Noida and Ghaziabad stayed in the 'very poor' category for the fourth consecutive day on Friday. The CAQM has implemented Stage III of GRAP across NCR to combat rising pollution levels.
Finnish Dredger Starts Yamuna Cleanup at Najafgarh Drain
A high-tech dredger imported from Finland has started operations at Delhi's Najafgarh Drain, targeting 70% of Yamuna's pollution. The Rs 8-crore machine aims to clean sludge and prevent flooding.
Delhi's Four-Year Plan to Curb Pollution with Buses, EVs, Roads
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta announces a comprehensive strategy to reduce PM2.5 levels within four years through bus fleet expansion, EV incentives, and road redevelopment.
Delhi Air Severe, GRAP 3 Curbs Imposed
Delhi's air quality deteriorates to severe levels, prompting immediate Stage 3 GRAP restrictions. Schools shift to hybrid mode, vehicle bans enforced as AQI worsens.
Mob Burns Hindu Teacher's Home in Bangladesh Election Violence
A Hindu schoolteacher's house was set ablaze by a mob in Sylhet, Bangladesh, as violence against minorities escalates ahead of parliamentary elections.
US Attack on Iran: More Show Than Substance, Experts Say
An expert analysis reveals that a potential US attack on Iran may serve as a spectacle to prove credibility, with limited retaliation expected. The article explores the complex dynamics between US threats, Iranian protests, and regional stability.
Iraqi Protesters Burn US Flags, Rally for Iran in Baghdad
Hundreds of Iraqis demonstrated in Baghdad, burning American and Israeli flags while showing support for Iran's Supreme Leader, highlighting regional tensions.
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