India faltered in their crucial Women’s T20 World Cup opener as New Zealand, led by Sophie Devine’s unbeaten 57, secured a commanding 58-run win. Devine’s tactical acumen and New Zealand’s effective use of slow bowlers dismantled India’s line-up in 161 chase, highlighting significant gaps in execution.
Read MoreA peacock has been sighted in Bageshwar’s Himalayan region, far above its usual lower-altitude habitat, suggesting possible climate change effects. Wildlife experts investigate this anomaly, noting that shifts in weather patterns may be altering animal migration and leading species to new territories.
Read MoreTwo women mountaineers from the USA and UK have been missing for over 36 hours at an altitude of 6,500m near Chaukhamba-III Peak in Chamoli district. Their critical supplies were lost in a gorge. Despite efforts, the Indian Air Force’s helicopters haven’t yet located them.
Read MoreOpposition parties in Jammu and Kashmir have criticized the BJP’s move to nominate five MLAs before forming the government. This would increase the legislative assembly size and potentially manipulate the majority. Congress deems this action anti-democratic and manipulative of the people’s mandate.
Read MoreA year on from the October 7 Hamas attacks, Israel remains devastated. Over 60 Israeli soldiers were killed and many captured at the Nahal Oz military base. Soldiers had noticed suspicious activities prior, but the military’s response was inadequate. Questions arise about preparedness and response delays. The IDF is investigating, leaving survivors and families...
Read MoreIn UP’s Amethi, a govt school teacher, his wife, and their two daughters were killed by Chandan Verma, an allegedly jealous lover. Verma, who is on the run, had posted a WhatsApp status indicating his intent. The family had filed a complaint against him in August.
Read MoreSupreme Court restrained the UP government from taking coercive action against journalist Abhishek Upadhyaya for publishing an article with a casteist tilt. Emphasizing the protection of journalists’ rights under Article 19(1)(a), the court highlighted that criticizing the government should not lead to criminal prosecution.
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