February 13, 2026

Mexico Sends 800+ Tons of Aid to Cuba Amid US Sanctions and Energy Crisis

Mexico’s navy ships arrived in Havana with over 800 tons of food and supplies. This support comes after US tightened sanctions on Cuba's oil imports. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum vows to continue aid despite pressure from Washington.

February 13, 2026

Forest Department Uses Drones to Monitor Fires and Cut Plastic Pollution at Srisailam Trekking Route

The Forest Department has deployed drones and staff to monitor fires and control plastic pollution along the Srisailam trekking path during Mahashivaratri. They provide water, medical aid, and strict plastic checks to protect the Tiger Reserve and assist pilgrims.

February 13, 2026

Thrissur District Shuts Down Amid 24-Hour Nationwide Trade Union Strike

Thrissur district nearly came to a halt during a 24-hour nationwide strike called by trade unions against the Union government's labour policies. Public transport stopped, shops closed, and protests spread across the district.

February 13, 2026

Kerala Faces Rising Missing Person Cases; Police Push for Early Action and Better Coordination

Kerala's missing persons cases are rising, with over 11,000 reported in 2024. Police highlight the need for quick complaints and teamwork to solve cases early. Families like Thomas John's suffer delays. Child disappearances and drug-related issues add to the concern.

February 13, 2026

Hong Kong May Let More Pupils Learn in English, Education Chief Says

Hong Kong's education secretary, Christine Choi, says more junior secondary students might use English as their teaching language due to better teachers and digital tools. The government may also cut school funding over the next two years. The current policy limits English instruction to top 40% of students.