‘Go back to Pakistan’: Sheikh Hasina backers protest Muhammad Yunus at UN; Bangladesh leader faces backlash

Bangladesh’s interim chief adviser Muhammad Yunus faced protests at the UNGA in New York, where Sheikh Hasina’s supporters accused him of bias and poor governance. Critics allege his administration allowed attacks on minorities and strained ties with India by blaming them for hosting Hasina. Yunus addressed the UN on Bangladesh’s post-uprising journey.

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India’s 7 major railway stations to get AI surveillance and facial recognition; these railway stations are…

Seven major Indian railway stations, including Mumbai’s CST and New Delhi Railway Station, are set to receive AI-powered facial recognition surveillance systems. This technological upgrade aims to modernize security measures and enhance passenger safety across these busy hubs. The AI will assist in identifying offenders, tracking missing persons, and managing crowds more effectively, especially during…

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Supreme Court’s balancing act: Nod for mining in Jharkhand’s Saranda forest but for Chandrayaan

The Supreme Court has given the Jharkhand government seven days to declare 314 sq km of Saranda forest a sanctuary. However, it permitted ongoing extraction of high-grade iron ore and manganese from existing mines within the forest for crucial national projects like Chandrayaan and anti-submarine warfare vessels. This decision balances conservation with defence and space…

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Madras HC refuses to restrain costume designer Joy Crizildaa from tagging Madhampatty Pakashala brand in social media posts

The Madras High Court has rejected a plea to stop costume designer Joy Crizildaa from using specific hashtags. The company Madhampatty Thangavelu Hospitality Private Limited sought a gag order, claiming significant revenue loss. Crizildaa argued her posts did not disparage the company’s brand. The court found no grounds to prevent her social media usage in…

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A bolt from the blue! Here’s what REALLY happens to someone when lightning strikes and the victim lives to tell the tale

Lightning, a powerful force of nature, can cause immediate cardiac arrest and devastating injuries, though about 90% of victims survive. Survivors often face long-lasting aftereffects like nerve damage, memory loss, and PTSD. Experts emphasize lightning safety and raise awareness, while organizations work to reduce deaths worldwide, especially in storm-prone regions.

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‘Green Tribute’ in honour of Zubeen

A ‘Green Tribute’ movement is gaining momentum in Jorhat, Assam. This initiative honors Zubeen Garg’s love for nature. Families are receiving fruit-bearing saplings to promote conservation. The movement, supported by Lovlina Borgohain, aims for global awareness. The first phase distributed saplings to 500 families. The second phase has now begun.

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