India Advises Citizens in Iran to Exit as Security Situation Grows Uncertain

The Indian government has strongly advised Indian citizens who are currently in Iran to leave as soon as possible by any means possible as tensions in the country continue to increase. Concerns over the safety of foreign residents, including roughly 9,000 Indians, have increased as a result of the alert, which comes amid a fast-changing … Read more

Delhi Endures Its Coldest Winter Morning Yet as Temperatures Sink Close to Freezing Point

Delhi residents were greeted by bone-chilling conditions on January 13 as the capital recorded its lowest temperatures of the season, turning the early hours into a test of endurance. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the thermometer at Safdarjung settled at 3.2°C, signalling the most intense cold spell experienced so far this winter. Given … Read more

North India’s Deep Freeze Explained: Why Temperatures Have Fallen to Rare Winter Lows

A powerful wave of winter cold has tightened its hold over large parts of North India, pushing temperatures down to levels that have not been witnessed in years. From the plains of Delhi-NCR to the Himalayan region, icy nights and frost-covered mornings have become the new normal, catching many residents off guard. The severity of … Read more

New Twist in Atlantic Showdown: Three Indians Reportedly Among Crew of US-Seized Russia-Linked Oil Tanker

New Delhi, January 10, 2026 — According to numerous international media outlets, three Indian citizens are allegedly part of the crew of a Russian-flagged oil tanker that the United States has captured in the North Atlantic, marking a sharp increase in maritime tensions. Before being apprehended under a U.S. federal court order for allegedly breaking … Read more

Cold Wave Tightens Grip on Delhi as Pollution Persists; Temperatures Set to Dip Further Across North India

Delhi continues to battle a harsh mix of biting cold and toxic air as a cold wave intensifies across North India and the city’s Air Quality Index (AQI) remains in the ‘poor’ category for the second straight day. With temperatures expected to fall further over the coming days, residents are bracing for tougher winter conditions, … Read more

Poland Shuts Key Airspace Near Ukraine Border After Fresh Russian Strikes Rock Kyiv

Poland has temporarily closed airspace over two major eastern cities, Rzeszów and Lublin, following renewed Russian air strikes on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, highlighting the growing spillover risks of the nearly four-year-old war. Flight tracking data from Flightradar24 showed that the airspace over both cities was marked as non-operational due to “unplanned military activity,” prompting swift … Read more

Trump threatens swift tariff action and signals a tougher trade stance against India over imports of Russian oil.

Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, has once again brought trade attention to India by threatening to apply new tariffs if New Delhi does not resolve American concerns on its ongoing purchases of Russian oil. Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, Trump hinted that if the problem is not handled, trade … Read more

Ukraine Drone Incursions Reach Moscow Region, One Injured as Air Defences Intercept Multiple UAVs

Tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalated again on Tuesday after Russian authorities reported a fresh wave of Ukrainian drone attacks targeting Moscow, western Russian regions, and annexed Crimea. According to officials, Russian air defence systems intercepted dozens of unmanned aerial vehicles, while one civilian sustained injuries near the Russian capital. Russia’s Defence Ministry said air … Read more

US Intensifies Syria Operations After Deadly ISIS Ambush, Nearly 25 Militants Neutralized

The United States has significantly escalated its military campaign against the Islamic State in Syria, killing or capturing nearly 25 ISIS operatives in a series of coordinated raids carried out late this month. The intensified operations come in response to a deadly ambush that claimed the lives of two American soldiers and a civilian interpreter, … Read more

When Extremism Is Praised and Music Is Silenced: Bangladesh’s Unsettling Cultural Transition

Art belongs to humanity, not religion, according to a quote by Rabindranath Tagore. However, such belief seems to be in danger more and more in Bangladesh today. A heated discussion about whether extreme forces are operating with impunity while creativity is routinely marginalized has been sparked by recent events. The most alarming example unfolded in … Read more

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