Approach NGT with plea on installation of FGD systems in thermal power plants: Supreme Court to petitioner 
Don Palathara’s ‘Ekadesham’ to premiere at Filmfest Aachen 2026 in Germany 
Chinese bulk carrier completes maiden Arctic voyage to Rotterdam 
India’s 7.8 GDP Growth Sparks a Data War: What the Numbers Really Tell Us 
U.K. recognises India’s carbon credit scheme under its carbon tax mechanism: official 
Wildfire Forces Evacuation of 18,000 From Summerland, British Columbia
The Bald Range fire, which started on Friday, has burned more than 23,000 acres near...
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Canada declares state of emergency
** Canada has declared a state of emergency as wildfires in British Columbia and Ontario continue to spread, with thousands forced to evacuate and significant disruptions to daily life and the economy. The situation is critical, with hot and dry conditions fueling the flames, and health officials warning of the risks of smoke inhalation.
Queen Mary’s College demolishes heritage building
The demolition of the Beach House, a historical building and former residence of renowned freedom fighter Sir S. Subramania Iyer, has sparked outrage in Chennai, with critics arguing that the city's authorities have neglected its heritage buildings and failed to preserve its cultural and architectural landmarks.
Tamil Nadu MPs oppose delimitation
** The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's meeting on delimitation saw 21 MPs oppose the exercise, citing concerns over reduction in parliamentary representation, as the Centre's proposal sparks controversy across the country, with opposition parties raising concerns over potential gerrymandering.
Iran Leader’s health worsens
** Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's health is worsening, fueling concerns about his ability to lead and prompting speculation about potential successors. With a complex and secretive succession process, the Iranian government and people are watching closely as the situation unfolds, with potential candidates including President Ebrahim Raisi and Sadeq Larijani.
MVD increases highway patrols in Kerala.
The Kerala Motor Vehicle Department has increased highway patrols to combat the rising number of aquaplaning accidents on national highways, attributed to the prolonged monsoon season and increased vehicle traffic, with measures including public awareness campaigns, vehicle checks, and a mobile app to report incidents.
Thailand reviews gun laws after school shooting
Thailand is reviewing its gun laws after a deadly school shooting, with Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha pledging to strengthen legislation and introduce stricter penalties for those who break the law, amid growing calls for reform and tighter controls on gun ownership.
Traffic curbs imposed on Thamarassery Pass
Traffic curbs imposed on Thamarassery Ghat Pass amid heavy rainfall and landslip risks. The decision...
Canada reports increase in employment and exports.
Canada's economy is showing signs of recovery, with a notable increase in employment rates and exports, but the ongoing trade dispute and looming tariffs threaten to derail the progress, causing uncertainty for businesses and investors.
US Marine held in Russian detention unresponsive
A former US Marine, Robert Gilman, has been held in a Russian detention center for months and is now unresponsive, according to his family and an advocacy group, sparking international concern and accusations of mistreatment by Russian authorities.
Dipke seeks cop’s removal
** Abhijeet Dipke, a prominent activist, has demanded the removal of a police officer from security duty at his home, alleging "rude" behavior towards visitors, sparking a heated debate on social media and raising concerns about activist safety and potential law enforcement bias.
JK Police raid multiple locations
J&K Police raids multiple locations in Valley to crack down on terror-related activities The Jammu...
Karnataka Parties Request All-Party Meeting on Mekedatu Project.
** Karnataka's major political parties have joined forces to seek a resolution to the contentious Mekedatu project, a proposed irrigation dam on the Cauvery River that has sparked heated arguments between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over water sharing, with the parties calling for an all-party meeting to discuss possible solutions to the crisis.
Russia sanctions hit Wildberries
Tatyana Kim, Russia's richest woman, is facing significant challenges as her e-commerce platform Wildberries struggles to operate under international sanctions and Ukrainian attacks on its warehouses, threatening the future of her business empire.
Mauritius Seeks UN Resolution Against US Airstrikes
** The government of Mauritius is seeking a UN Security Council resolution to condemn US airstrikes on Iranian targets, in a bid to pressure the British government to decolonize the Chagos Islands and allow the Chagossian people to return to their ancestral homeland, after being forcibly removed in the 1960s to make way for a US military base.
Canada offers US trade concessions
** The Canadian government has offered trade concessions to the US in a bid to prevent 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, but is demanding a comprehensive deal that addresses long-standing trade grievances, including dairy market access and auto tariffs.
Oil as a Weapon: The Energy Battle Reshaping the World
"The world's most strategic waterway, the Strait of Hormuz, has become a flashpoint in the global energy battle, with oil prices and supplies hanging in the balance. As tensions rise, the consequences for the global economy, energy security, and international relations are far-reaching, with India and other major oil consumers facing particular challenges."
Man arrested after car jumps checkpoint
** A vehicle carrying suspected militants jumped a police checkpoint in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district, leading to a high-speed chase and the eventual arrest of the accused, Altaf Muhammad, who has been charged under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) and is suspected to have links to militant groups.
NTA accuses experts of leaking NEET questions
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has been accused of leaking NEET questions, with three Pune-based experts at the center of the controversy. The alleged leak has sparked outrage among medical students and raised questions about the agency's credibility and the integrity of India's medical education system.
Director cuts nudity from film.
Director Will Gluck has cut back on nudity in his new film "One Night Only" to focus on character development and emotional connections, amidst concerns that explicit content can pull viewers out of the cinematic experience, and instead aims to deliver a poignant story that transcends its bold premise.
