Seattle warns of rats in toilets after heavy rainfall
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Saudi Arabia Sees Snow After Three Decades
For the first time in 30 years, parts of Saudi Arabia experience snowfall, turning desert mountains into icy landscapes. Residents enjoy skiing and viral winter scenes. Read more about this rare climate event.
Trump Appoints Special Envoy for Greenland, Cites Security
Former US President Donald Trump appoints a special envoy for Greenland, declaring the Arctic territory crucial for American national security. Explore the strategic implications.
5 'Dead' Volcanoes Waking Up After Thousands of Years
Scientists discover hidden activity in volcanoes once thought extinct. From Bolivia to Romania, these 'zombie' volcanoes are showing surprising signs of life. Read more.
7 Unique Animals Found Only in the United Kingdom
Discover 7 remarkable animal species that live exclusively in the UK, including the critically endangered Scottish wildcat and the fish found only in one Welsh lake. Explore Britain's unique wildlife.
Protests Mount in Rajasthan Over Aravalli Mining Threat
Massive protests erupt across Rajasthan as a new definition of the Aravalli hills, accepted by the Supreme Court, leaves over 90% of the range vulnerable to mining. CM Bhajan Lal Sharma vows protection.
Asim Munir's Rafale, S-400 Claims Debunked
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's claims of indigenous tech neutralizing Indian jets & S-400 are refuted. Details on Operation Sindoor, drone interceptions & India's air defence dominance revealed. Read the facts.
India's Fashion Boom: A Climate Time Bomb?
India's fashion industry, set to hit $350 billion by 2030, is a major climate threat due to coal reliance and overproduction. Experts urge immediate decarbonization to avoid locking in emissions. Read the full analysis.
Bangladesh Media Faces 'Right to Stay Alive' Crisis
Ahead of Bangladesh's 2025 elections, journalists face death threats and violent attacks. Editors warn the issue is no longer free speech, but survival. Read the full report.
Who is Bangladeshi student leader Muhammad Motaleb Sikdar?
Muhammad Motaleb Sikdar, a key figure in the 2024 Khulna student uprising, was shot. Learn about his role and the political tensions in Bangladesh. Read more.
UAE Winter Starts: Cold Nights, Rain Forecast, Regional Guide
Winter officially starts in UAE on Dec 22 with cold nights, mild days & rain. NCM forecasts diverse conditions across deserts, mountains & coast. Stay informed.
Russian troops advance on horseback in Ukraine
Ukrainian forces release drone footage showing Russian soldiers advancing on horseback, highlighting alleged equipment shortages. The video shows the riders being targeted and neutralized.
SC Admits Plea Against 100m Aravalli Hill Definition
Supreme Court admits plea challenging 100m height rule for Aravalli hills, a move that could expose vast areas to mining. Centre, Haryana, Rajasthan asked to respond.
US Lawmakers Condemn Killing of Hindu Man in Bangladesh
US lawmakers condemn the brutal killing of a Hindu man in Bangladesh. Read about the international outcry and demands for justice and religious freedom.
Iran Missile Tests Trigger Israel-US Alarm
Iran's military holds missile tests across Tehran, sparking Israeli fears of a surprise attack. Netanyahu warns Trump administration. Full details inside.
NZ Foreign Minister Opposes India Trade Deal Over Democracy
New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters opposes a free trade agreement with India, citing concerns over the country's democratic processes. Read the full story on the diplomatic friction.
India's Dual War Challenge: CDS Anil Chauhan
CDS General Anil Chauhan outlines India's need to prepare for both short, high-intensity anti-terror strikes and prolonged territorial wars. He highlights multi-domain threats and the new military revolution.
Snowfall in Saudi Arabia's Desert Stuns Residents
Saudi Arabia's Tabuk region witnesses rare snowfall, transforming the arid landscape into a winter wonderland. Discover how this unusual weather event occurred and what it means. Read more!
Delhi Fog: Orange Alert, Flight Delays, AQI Severe
IMD issues orange fog alert for Delhi, reducing visibility to 100m. Flight operations hit at airport, while AQI crosses 400 at 27 stations. Details on disruptions and pollution.
Bangladesh Election Unrest, ED Fast-Tracks Cases, Dhurandhar Advisor
Bangladesh faces pre-election violence as India-Bangladesh visa services see tit-for-tat suspensions. ED to fast-track cases, BJP gains in Maharashtra polls, and a retired colonel bridges reel and real for films like Dhurandhar.
UN Voices Concern Over Violence, Lynchings in Bangladesh
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expresses deep concern over escalating violence in Bangladesh, including a recent lynching. Read the official statement and global reaction.
NCR Air Quality Deteriorates, 'Very Poor' Days Forecast
Air quality in Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, and Delhi remains in the 'very poor' zone with AQI above 330. Forecasts predict no relief for the next week. Check the latest data and area-wise breakdown.
JD Vance Trains with Navy SEALs, Fuels Political Fitness Trend
US Vice President JD Vance completes intense 90-minute Navy SEALs training at Coronado base. The Marine veteran's gruelling session highlights a growing trend of political leaders showcasing military fitness. Read more.
US Judge Orders Return of Deported Venezuelans
A US judge rules the US must arrange the return of about 137 Venezuelan men deported under the Alien Enemies Act, stating they deserve to contest their removal. Read the full story.
US, Indonesia Finalise New Tariff Agreement
Indonesia and the US have finalised a new reciprocal tariff deal, exempting palm oil and coffee. The pact is set for signing by Presidents Prabowo and Trump next month. Read more.
IOI Foundation Condemns Lynching of Dipu Das in Bangladesh
Mumbai's Idea of India Foundation condemns the mob lynching of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh, calls for justice, minority protection, and international pressure. Read their demands.
US Recalls 30 Ambassadors in Diplomatic Shakeup
The Trump administration has ordered nearly 30 US ambassadors back to Washington in a move to align embassies with its 'America First' agenda. Critics call it unprecedented. Read the full story.
Trump on Epstein Files: 'I Don't Like Pictures of Bill Clinton'
Donald Trump comments on the Jeffrey Epstein documents release, questioning the focus on Bill Clinton. Get the latest details on this major US news story.
Trump Advises Venezuela's Maduro to Leave Position
Donald Trump suggests it would be 'smart' for Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro to step down, advocating for free elections. Get the latest on US-Venezuela relations.
Trump Says Epstein Files Harming People Who Innocently Met Him
Donald Trump comments on the Jeffrey Epstein case, stating the released documents are damaging reputations of those who had innocent encounters with the financier. Read the full story.
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