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Leopard spotted again in Jaipur; locals in fear as forest officials continue search

Leopard spotted again in Jaipur; locals in fear as forest officials continue search

  • Malayalam actor Dileep reaches court ahead of verdict in 2017 actress abduction case

    Actor Dileep and other accused appeared in Ernakulam court amid heavy security as the verdict in the 2017 actress abduction and assault case neared. The high-profile trial, alleging Dileep’s conspiracy, has drawn intense public attention and renewed debates on women’s safety
  • More women are using steroids – and many don’t know the risks

    Women are increasingly using anabolic steroids, driven by rising participation in strength sports, social media influence, and encouragement from peers or coaches. This shift raises health concerns, with unique risks for women, prompting calls for targeted education, stigma-free healthcare, and better online harm-reduction strategies
  • First giant panda cub born in Indonesia squeals, squirms in park video

    Indonesia’s first giant panda cub, Satrio Wiratama (Rio), born to Hu Chun on November 27, is healthy and nursing well, according to Indonesian Safari Park. The birth highlights Indonesia–China conservation ties, while the infant remains under close monitoring and off public display
  • Naxalites kill road contractor in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur

    A road construction contractor, Imtiyaz Ali, was allegedly killed by Naxalites in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district. He was abducted near a security camp and later found dead. Police launched a search, noting past Naxal attempts to disrupt road projects in the Bastar region
  • Opinion: The Museumification of Life — are we curating ourselves too much?

    Life too tightly curated becomes one that can no longer surprise you, and when everything is an exhibit, nothing truly feels alive
  • Wolf takes away infant in UP’s Bahraich; intensive search underway

    A four-month-old infant was taken by a wolf in Bahraich’s Kaiserganj area, prompting massive drone-assisted searches by forest teams and villagers. The attack is the latest in a series of wolf incidents that have killed multiple children and injured dozens since September
  • Forest fire triggers landmine blasts along LoC in J&K’s Poonch

     A forest fire along the Line of Control in Poonch’s Balakote area triggered at least six landmine explosions on Sunday. No damage was reported, and firefighting efforts continue in the heavily mined anti-infiltration zone near the zero line 
  • Agra artisans hopeful of recognition as PM gifts marble chess set to Putin

    Prime Minister Modi gifted a handcrafted marble chess set from Agra to Russian President Putin, boosting global recognition for the city’s stone inlay handicrafts and raising hopes for increased demand and livelihood opportunities for local artisans
  • Cheetah cub dies after being hit by unidentified vehicle in Gwalior

    A 20-month-old male cheetah cub from Kuno National Park died after being hit by a vehicle on a highway near Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Authorities have reduced traffic and are searching for another cub separated from the same mother
  • Army operationalises 3D concrete printing tech for quick construction of bunkers, sentry posts

    The Indian Army, in collaboration with IIT Hyderabad, has deployed on-site 3D concrete printing in Sikkim for rapid construction of bunkers and sentry posts. The portable technology enhances ballistic resistance, customised designs, and operational readiness in mountainous forward areas
  • NZ is taking aim at feral cats. Are we ready for ethical and practical implications?

    New Zealand’s plan to add feral cats to its Predator Free 2050 target marks a major cultural shift, raising ethical and welfare concerns. While feral cats are classified as pests, their overlap with domestic cats complicates control methods and sparks wider debates about human–animal relationships
  • Regulator DGCA eases flight duty norms for pilots amid IndiGo crisis

    The DGCA has eased flight duty norms amid IndiGo’s operational disruptions, allowing leaves to substitute the weekly rest period. The previous clause separating weekly rest and leaves was withdrawn to address pilot shortages and ensure operational continuity, following issues from the revised FDTL norms implemented on November 1
  • Andhra CM, HRD Minister participate in parent teacher meeting

    Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu and HR Minister Nara Lokesh participated in a mega parent-teacher meeting in Bhamini, Parvatipuram Manyam district. They engaged with a student in a government school using a tablet for Telugu and English reading exercises, providing feedback on accuracy, pronunciation, and learning progress
  • Good news: Cutting salt for health won’t cause iodine deficiency problems, major Indian study 

    A study by the Centre for Chronic Disease Control (CCDC) finds that reducing salt intake to WHO-recommended levels (under 5g/day) is safe for Indians and will not cause iodine deficiency. The research supports public health efforts to cut sodium consumption, helping prevent hypertension and cardiovascular diseases while maintaining adequate iodine intake
  • AWCS to help street dogs to beat winter by placing beds 

    AWCS, in collaboration with Rak Social Group, has set up 20 insulated cabins for street dogs in Hyderabad to help them survive the winter. The NGO seeks industrial donations of pallets and plastic drums for expanding the initiative
  • Dhanush-Kriti Sanon’s ‘Tere Ishk Mein’ crosses Rs 118 crore worldwide in first week

    Dhanush and Kriti Sanon’s *Tere Ishk Mein*, directed by Aanand L Rai, has grossed Rs 118.76 crore worldwide in its first week. Backed by AR Rahman’s music, the film continues to draw strong audience turnout despite new competition
  • SC rejects plea for prohibiting sale of Arundhati Roy’s book whose cover depicts her smoking

    The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking to ban Arundhati Roy’s memoir 'Mother Mary Comes to Me' over its cover showing her smoking a bidi, ruling the book and publisher did not violate tobacco advertising laws
  • I’ve broken every bone in my body: Twinkle Khanna on ‘Mrs Funnybones’ and humour in writing

    Twinkle Khanna, daughter of Rajesh Khanna and Dimple Kapadia, shares how childhood injuries shaped her humor and writing. Her bestselling columns inspired “Mrs Funnybones” and its sequel, while her fiction and disciplined routine reflect her mastery of craft and creativity
  • Tigers from Maharashtra move in Mancherial forests possibly for territory and partners

    At least five tigers, including L1 and T1, have migrated into Mancherial district forests from Maharashtra. While some are killing cattle, forest officials hope migration during the breeding season will boost tiger population, ensuring safety for humans and wildlife
  • Zohran Mamdani, Louvre make the list of most mispronounced words of 2025

    A Babbel–Captioning Group list highlights the most mispronounced words in the U.S. in 2025, including names like Zohran Mamdani and terms like Louvre, acetaminophen, Murdaugh and Mounjaro. Linguists note rising pronunciation challenges as global news and culture influence language
  • Noel Tata’s mother Simone Tata passes away

    Simone Tata, mother of Noel Tata and stepmother of the late Ratan Tata, passed away at 95 in Mumbai after a brief illness. Known for shaping Lakmé and founding Westside, she also contributed extensively to philanthropic initiatives. Last respects will be offered Saturday
  • Opinion: Should extinct species return? Ethics and realities of de-extinction

    Reviving lost species may help restore ecosystems, but it demands robust scientific oversight to ensure responsible use
  • Bangladesh tribunal issues arrest warrant against deposed PM Hasina’s son

    Bangladesh’s ICT-BD issued an arrest warrant for ex-PM Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajib Wajed Joy over crimes against humanity during the 2025 July Uprising. The tribunal also summoned former ministers Anisul Huq, Salman F Rahman, and Junaid Ahmed Palak
  • How to Buy Life Insurance: Match Plans to Your Goals

    Life insurance is a crucial financial tool for protecting your family’s future. This guide explains how to assess your needs, understand different policy types, compare features, and choose a plan that aligns with your long-term financial goals and life stage.
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