Australian Man Dies of Heart Attack While Skiing in Japan's Niseko

February 4, 2026

Australian Man Dies of Heart Attack While Skiing in Japan's Niseko

A 27-year-old Australian has died after collapsing during skiing in Japan’s Niseko. The tragic death follows another recent snow-related fatality in Japan amid record snowfall.

Connemara Library Transformed Into Vibrant STEM Science Park and Heritage Hub

February 4, 2026

Connemara Library Transformed Into Vibrant STEM Science Park and Heritage Hub

Connemara Public Library in Egmore now features a STEM science park with fun exhibits like a gyroscope and human anatomy display. New sections for students and researchers enrich learning in the ₹4.58 crore restored art-deco building.

Supreme Court of India Confirms No Death Penalties in Three Years; 2025 Sees Highest Death Row Acquittals

February 4, 2026

Supreme Court of India Confirms No Death Penalties in Three Years; 2025 Sees Highest Death Row Acquittals

The Supreme Court of India did not confirm any death penalty in the last three years. In 2025, it acquitted 10 prisoners from death row, the highest in a decade. Sessions Courts sentenced 128 to death in 2025, but many were later acquitted or had sentences commuted. Report highlights major flaws in death penalty trials.

State Surveys Sanitary Napkin Machines, Incinerators in Schools to Boost Menstrual Hygiene

February 4, 2026

State Surveys Sanitary Napkin Machines, Incinerators in Schools to Boost Menstrual Hygiene

The General Education department has launched a survey to check sanitary napkin vending machines and incinerators in government schools. This step follows a Supreme Court ruling declaring menstrual hygiene as a fundamental right. Funds will be planned based on survey results to improve facilities for students.

Pakistani Taxi Driver Slams Waste in UK Refugee Transport and Housing Costs

February 4, 2026

Pakistani Taxi Driver Slams Waste in UK Refugee Transport and Housing Costs

A Pakistani taxi driver in the UK voiced concerns over high transport costs and inefficiencies at refugee centres, pointing to taxpayers covering pricey taxi fares and wasted furniture. His comments emerged during a ride with activist Tommy Robinson.