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Africa CDC Warns Ebola Outbreak In Congo And Uganda Kills Over 200 As Cases Rise Fast
A fast-spreading Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda has overwhelmed containment systems amid conflict, displacement, and collapsing contact tracing efforts.
Ukraine Launches Largest Attack Since 2022 War, Firing 1,000 Drones And Cruise Missiles Into Russia
Ukraine launched a massive coordinated drone strike on Moscow hitting a key oil refinery, injuring civilians and grounding over 500 flights, signalling a sharp escalation in the ongoing war with Russia.
Why China’s Mega Dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo Near Arunachal Pradesh Is Raising Concerns in India
China’s construction of the world’s largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River near Arunachal Pradesh has raised environmental, water security, and strategic concerns in India over its potential downstream impact on the Brahmaputra basin.
‘Over 300,000 People Die Of Drowning Each Year, So Water Is Now Illegal’: Telegram’s Sarcastic Response To Re-NEET-Linked Ban
As India temporarily restricts Telegram over NEET-related fraud concerns, the platform and its founder Pavel Durov argue the measure unfairly impacts millions of legitimate users while the government insists it is necessary to protect exam integrity.
Madras High Court Halts Church Construction Near Coimbatore Temple Over Alleged “Mala Fide Intent” Concerns
The Madras High Court has restrained a church project near a century-old temple in Coimbatore.
‘Telegram Has Become A New Dark Web, Hub Of Criminals And Terrorists’: Centre Tells Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court is examining the Centre’s temporary restriction on Telegram over alleged exam fraud networks linked to NEET-UG 2026, while the platform disputes the allegations and calls the action excessive.
El Nino And Monsoon Strain: India’s Rainfall Deficit Hides A Deeper Pattern Of Volatility
El Nino-driven weak monsoon shows uneven rainfall across India, threatening agriculture, water systems, inflation stability, and rural economic momentum.
India’s Fertility Rate Falls Below Replacement Level for the First Time in SRS Data
Driven by rising living costs and better female literacy, India’s fertility rate has fallen below the long-term replacement threshold for the first time, exposing a sharp demographic divide between rapidly ageing southern states and younger northern regions.
India’s Infrastructure Push: Why New Delhi Is Turning To World Bank And ADB For $2.5 Billion Lifeline
India seeks $2.5 billion from World Bank and ADB to boost infrastructure growth amid rising financing gaps and urban demand
Viral Video Shows Elephant Feeding On Plastic Waste In Karnataka Raises Wildlife Concerns
A surge of pilgrims at Karnataka’s MM Hills led to severe plastic pollution in a wildlife corridor, forcing legal action after a wild elephant was seen consuming waste.
Mumbai Families Sleep On Versova Beach Amid Heatwaves And Blackouts Can Cities Survive Extreme Heat?
Residents of Mumbai’s informal settlements are forced outdoors at night due to unbearable heat and repeated electricity failures.
Odisha CM Orders High-Level Probe After 1,678 Errors Found In School Textbooks
A massive error detection in newly printed Odisha school textbooks.
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