US Downs Iranian Drone Near Carrier in Arabian Sea
The US military intercepted and destroyed an Iranian drone that approached its aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing conflicts.
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Nepal Army Deployment for March 5 Elections from Wednesday
The Nepal government will deploy the army from Wednesday to ensure law and order during the March 5 elections, implementing an integrated security plan for the House of Representatives.
Elderly Woman Donates Land to Govt School in Koppal
Huligemma, an 80-year-old mother of Koppal district minister, donated 1 acre of land to Aadapur government primary school to address infrastructure issues and honor her own unfulfilled education dreams.
Germany Plans Record Conscripts As Bundeswehr Expands
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius warns of 'dark clouds' over Europe's security as Germany expands Bundeswehr with voluntary recruitment, potentially turning mandatory.
Lithuania Launches Probe into Epstein-Linked Human Trafficking
Lithuanian authorities have launched a human trafficking investigation connected to the Jeffrey Epstein files, examining potential international criminal networks and local involvement.
Maharashtra Tiger Enters Andhra Pradesh, Sparks Panic
A solitary tiger from Maharashtra has entered Andhra Pradesh's East Godavari district via Telangana, causing panic after killing cattle and being spotted near populated areas. Authorities deploy drones and rapid response teams.
Hungary Sues EU Over Russian Energy Ban, Exposing European Rift
Hungary has filed a lawsuit against the European Union's plan to phase out Russian energy imports, arguing it violates EU treaties and threatens energy security. The legal action highlights growing divisions within Europe over energy policy amid geopoliti
Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Charged with Wife's Murder in Delaware
William Stevenson, former husband of First Lady Jill Biden, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Linda Stevenson at their Delaware home in December 2025.
Farmers Held for Tiger Electrocution in MP's Shahdol
Seven individuals, including farmers, have been arrested for the electrocution of two tigers in Madhya Pradesh's Shahdol district, with autopsies indicating the deaths occurred 48-72 hours before recovery.
6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Myanmar, Tremors Felt Nearby
A powerful earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale struck Myanmar, causing tremors felt in surrounding areas. No immediate reports of casualties or major damage have been confirmed.
Israel Formalizes Orthodox Military Integration
Israel introduces new guidelines to formalize the integration of Orthodox Jews into its military, addressing exemptions and service frameworks.
Karnataka Railway Lines Kill 80 Wild Animals in Decade
Hospet-Londa-Vasco and Miraj-Londa railway lines passing through Kali Tiger Reserve have killed nearly 80 animals including elephants, gaur and sloth bears over past decade, prompting High Court PIL.
Amazon Pauses Europe Data Centers Over Grid Issues
Amazon Web Services slows European data center expansion due to lengthy power grid connection delays of up to 7 years, impacting growth in key markets like France, Germany, and Spain.
California Teacher Strikes Loom Over Pay and Special Education
California's education system braces for potential statewide teacher strikes as educators protest low wages, poor working conditions, and inadequate special education resources. Major districts like San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento co
Indian-American Pioneer Worried About US Immigration Climate
Kanwal Singh Rekhi, first Indian-American to take a company public in Silicon Valley, expresses concern about divisive rhetoric against Indians in US immigration policies and highlights historical contributions.
Zelensky Ally Questions War Goals: 'People Over Territory'
Ukraine's wartime leadership faces a rare public split as senior governor Vitaly Kim questions territorial goals, highlighting public exhaustion as the war enters its fifth year.
Leopard Takes 5-Year-Old Boy in Uttarakhand Village
A five-year-old boy was dragged away by a leopard in Rudraprayag district's Sindrawani village. This marks the second big cat incident in Uttarakhand in February, sparking fear among villagers.
Indian-Americans Face Deportation Calls After Texas Election
Following Republican loss in Texas Senate District 9, Florida GOP leader calls for deportation of Indians. Texas sees rising anti-India sentiment among politicians and influencers.
Gandhi Statue Stolen in Melbourne, India Condemns
A statue of Mahatma Gandhi was stolen from a park in Melbourne, Australia, prompting condemnation from India. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for action.
Indian-Origin Man to Lose US Citizenship After Rape Conviction
An Indian-origin man convicted of rape in the United States is set to be stripped of his US citizenship, highlighting legal consequences for serious crimes by naturalized citizens.
Nepal Withdraws Social Media Bill After Gen Z Protests
Nepal's government has withdrawn the controversial Social Media Bill 2025 following widespread protests from Generation Z. The bill, introduced by former PM K P Sharma Oli, faced criticism for attempting to control online platforms.
Myanmar Quake Jolts Kolkata, Adjacent Areas
A significant earthquake originating in Myanmar was strongly felt across Kolkata and its neighboring districts, causing alarm among residents but no immediate reports of major damage.
Ahmedabad's 19°C Minimum Temp for 3rd Day, 5.8°C Above Normal
Ahmedabad experiences third consecutive day with minimum temperature at 19.2°C, 5.8°C above normal. IMD forecasts similar conditions with Western Disturbance affecting region.
Kolkata Tremors: 5.9-Magnitude Myanmar Quake Shakes City
Strong earthquake tremors were felt across Kolkata and West Bengal after a 5.9-magnitude quake struck Myanmar. Residents reported shaking beds and swaying household items, flooding social media with experiences.
Trump Seeks $1B from Harvard Over Antisemitism
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit demanding $1 billion in damages from Harvard University, accusing the institution of fostering antisemitism and violating civil rights laws.
Magnitude 6 Earthquake Strikes Myanmar, GFZ Confirms
A powerful magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Myanmar on Tuesday, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ). The seismic event occurred at a shallow depth of 10 kilometers, raising concerns about potential damage and aftershocks in the re
Ukraine Ceasefire Plan Sparks US-Russia Tensions; 72-Hour Trigger
A secretive ceasefire enforcement plan for Ukraine, involving a 72-hour trigger for potential US military action, is heightening tensions between Russia and the US ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi.
Spain Bans Social Media for Children Under 16
Spain becomes the second country globally and first in Europe to implement a social media ban for under-16s, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announcing strict age verification requirements.
Earthquake Tremors Felt in Kolkata Today
Kolkata residents reported feeling earthquake tremors today, with shaking experienced in homes and restaurants. Preliminary data suggests seismic activity near West Bengal on February 3, 2026.
Venezuela's Authoritarian Grip Eases Temporarily
Venezuela's authoritarian regime under Nicolás Maduro is showing unexpected signs of loosening its grip, allowing limited political space, but experts question the sustainability of this shift amid ongoing economic and social crises.
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