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Unrest in Bangladesh after Osman Hadi's tragic death.Swipe to learn more about the shocking developments[Bangladesh Unre...
21/12/2025

Unrest in Bangladesh after Osman Hadi's tragic death.

Swipe to learn more about the shocking developments

[Bangladesh Unrest, Osman Hadi, Viral News]

20/12/2025

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla hosted a calm meeting with party leaders and MPs in his chamber at the close of the Winter Session, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi also present.

Inside, it was all about consensus and composure. But outside the House?

Well, it was a different story—disruptions, fiery debates, and MPs occasionally losing their cool.

Here’s a look at the moments that had everyone raising their eyebrows!

[Viral Videos, Lok Sabha, MPs]

In a historic move, the Lok Sabha has passed the ‘Shanti’ Bill, opening India’s nuclear energy sector to private players...
20/12/2025

In a historic move, the Lok Sabha has passed the ‘Shanti’ Bill, opening India’s nuclear energy sector to private players for the first time. 

The legislation aims to boost clean energy capacity, advanced reactor technology, and private investment, while keeping strategic oversight and safety regulations with the government. 

Supporters say the reform will accelerate India’s transition to low-carbon baseload power, reduce dependence on fossil fuels, and strengthen domestic manufacturing and innovation. 

Critics have urged strict safeguards, transparency, and robust regulatory checks. The bill marks a significant shift in India’s energy policy and nuclear governance framework.

[Shanti Bill Lok Sabha, India nuclear sector reform, private participation nuclear energy, clean energy policy India, nuclear safety regulation]

Saudi Arabia has deported around 24,000 Pakistani nationals, while the United Arab Emirates has expelled nearly 6,000, a...
20/12/2025

Saudi Arabia has deported around 24,000 Pakistani nationals, while the United Arab Emirates has expelled nearly 6,000, as Gulf countries intensify a sweeping crackdown on organized begging networks.

The figures were revealed by Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) during a briefing to the National Assembly, highlighting growing frustration among Gulf states over the misuse of pilgrimage and tourist visas.

Authorities said many professional beggars were exploiting Umrah visas to travel to Mecca and Medina, where they were caught soliciting alms—an issue that has increasingly damaged Pakistan’s international image.

The UAE has also tightened visa rules for Pakistani citizens, citing concerns over rising criminal activity and public nuisance linked to such networks, signaling a tougher stance by Gulf nations against visa abuse and organized begging.

[UAE, Pakistan, Pakistani Beggars, Viral news]

A New Delhi-bound Rajdhani Express derailed early on Saturday after colliding with a herd of elephants in Assam's Nagaon...
20/12/2025

A New Delhi-bound Rajdhani Express derailed early on Saturday after colliding with a herd of elephants in Assam's Nagaon district.

The incident occurred around 2:17 a.m. on December 20 in the Jamunamukh-Kampur section of the Lumding Division.

While no passengers were injured, eight elephants were killed in the collision.

The train, traveling from Sairang to New Delhi, struck the elephants, causing the derailment of the locomotive and five coaches.

The area is not a designated elephant corridor. Despite the severity of the crash, no casualties or injuries were reported among passengers or railway staff. Emergency brakes were applied, but the elephants were still hit.

Railway officials quickly dispatched relief teams and senior officers to the site.

The affected passengers were accommodated in vacant berths on other coaches, and the train resumed its journey to Guwahati around 6:11 a.m.

Additional coaches will be attached once the train reaches Guwahati to accommodate all passengers.

Restoration work is underway, and normal train services will resume after safety checks.

[Elephants killed in Trajn accident, Viral News, Rajdhani Express]

The government has told Parliament that there is no conclusive data establishing a direct link between higher Air Qualit...
20/12/2025

The government has told Parliament that there is no conclusive data establishing a direct link between higher Air Quality Index (AQI) levels and lung diseases. 

However, Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh acknowledged that air pollution contributes to respiratory ailments and can act as a trigger for certain health conditions.

In response to BJP MP Laxmikant Bajpayee’s question about the impact of hazardous AQI levels on lung health in Delhi-NCR, Singh confirmed that prolonged exposure could lead to conditions like lung fibrosis. 

The government has launched various initiatives, including specialized training for healthcare workers and vulnerable groups such as women, children, and municipal workers, to raise awareness and provide education on air pollution-related health risks. 

The National Programme on Climate Change and Human Health (NPCCHH) has also developed materials in multiple languages to target affected communities.

[Air Pollution, AQI, Viral News, Indian Government]

The Aravalli Hills, one of India’s oldest mountain ranges, are facing what experts call a slow and dangerous erosion of ...
20/12/2025

The Aravalli Hills, one of India’s oldest mountain ranges, are facing what experts call a slow and dangerous erosion of legal protection.

New rules redefine the Aravallis by counting only hills above 100 metres, drastically shrinking the area considered ecologically protected.

Swipe to understand what changed, why experts are alarmed, and what’s truly at stake.

[Aravalli Hills destruction, 100 metre rule impact, environmental protection India, mining threat Aravallis, Delhi NCR ecology]

19/12/2025

True Words by NSA Ajit Doval

[Ajit Doval, NSA, Viral Videos]

In a rare and astonishing weather event, parts of the Saudi Arabian desert witnessed snowfall for the first time, transf...
19/12/2025

In a rare and astonishing weather event, parts of the Saudi Arabian desert witnessed snowfall for the first time, transforming vast stretches of sand into a winter-like landscape.

Videos and images showing snow-covered dunes and icy terrain quickly went viral, surprising residents and viewers worldwide.

Meteorological experts attribute the phenomenon to unusual weather patterns, sharp drops in temperature, and shifting climate conditions affecting the region.

While Saudi Arabia occasionally experiences hail or frost in its northern areas, actual snowfall in desert zones is considered extremely uncommon.

The event has reignited global discussions around climate variability, extreme weather events, and their growing unpredictability, as regions traditionally known for extreme heat experience unexpected cold spells.

[Saudi Arabia desert snowfall, rare weather event Middle East, climate anomaly Saudi desert, winter in Arabian desert, extreme weather patterns]

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