Nisha Srivastava

Delhi remained wrapped in dense fog and severe pollution as air quality stayed in the very poor to severe range, disrupting flights and reducing visibility across the city.

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Bangladesh’s first woman prime minister Khaleda Zia passed away at 80 after a long illness, leaving behind a powerful political legacy marked by leadership, controversy, and historic reforms.

Aravalli Hills Row: The Supreme Court paused its new Aravalli definition after criticism, with the environment minister pledging full support to protect the fragile hill range

Zelensky said any Ukraine–Russia peace deal must be approved by voters after a 60-day ceasefire, as key issues like Donbas and a nuclear plant remain unresolved.

Indonesia Nursing Home Fire Outbreak: A devastating blaze ripped through a retirement home in Manado, Indonesia, killing 16 elderly residents and leaving the local community in shock.

Lalit Modi apologised for a viral video with Vijay Mallya, saying his remarks were misunderstood and never meant to offend the Indian government.

The Supreme Court blocked Kuldeep Sengar’s release in the Unnao rape case, saying serious legal questions over POCSO and public servant status must be examined.

A Hindu family’s home in southern Bangladesh was burned to ashes in a targeted attack as rising political unrest fuels violence against minorities.

North Korea test-fired two long-range cruise missiles under Kim Jong Un’s watch to showcase “combat readiness” and strengthen its nuclear strike capabilities.