Cyberabad Police Visit Rajiv Gandhi Airport Amid IndiGo Flight Cancellations

December 5, 2025

Cyberabad Police Visit Rajiv Gandhi Airport Amid IndiGo Flight Cancellations

Cyberabad police officers visited Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to check issues caused by IndiGo flight cancellations. They met airline management and instructed staff to help passengers during the disruption.

Western Embassies Demand Tanzania Release Bodies of Post-Election Victims

December 5, 2025

Western Embassies Demand Tanzania Release Bodies of Post-Election Victims

Western countries including the UK and France press Tanzania to release all bodies of victims killed in October election violence. They also urge freeing political prisoners and ensuring fair investigations.

Namibia Fails to Lift Global Ban on Rhino Horn Trade at CITES Meeting

December 5, 2025

Namibia Fails to Lift Global Ban on Rhino Horn Trade at CITES Meeting

Namibia's plans to lift the international ban on rhino horn and elephant ivory trade were rejected at CITES. Despite owning huge horn stockpiles, Namibia couldn't win the two-thirds votes needed. Rhino deaths and poaching remain a big worry for conservationists worldwide.

Karnataka urged to form Sannati Development Authority and boost Buddhist heritage tourism

December 5, 2025

Karnataka urged to form Sannati Development Authority and boost Buddhist heritage tourism

Karnataka's Boudha Sahitya Mattu Sanskrutika Parishat demands the state government create Sannati Development Authority and fund nine key Buddhist sites to promote tourism.

Arunachal Pradesh Congress demands minister's resignation for threatening development funds over election results

December 5, 2025

Arunachal Pradesh Congress demands minister's resignation for threatening development funds over election results

Arunachal Congress demands resignation of Rural Development Minister Ojing Tasing for allegedly threatening to withhold funds where BJP candidates lose in upcoming panchayat elections.

Gynaecologist Dr. Jayashree and Son Found Dead at Shivamogga Home; Suspected Suicide

December 5, 2025

Gynaecologist Dr. Jayashree and Son Found Dead at Shivamogga Home; Suspected Suicide

Dr. Jayashree, 57, and her son Aakash, 34, were found dead at their Shivamogga residence on December 5. Police suspect suicide after finding a letter at the scene.

Bhavani Deeksha 2025 Registration Open via Mobile App for Devotees

December 5, 2025

Bhavani Deeksha 2025 Registration Open via Mobile App for Devotees

The Sri Durga Malleswara Swamyvarla Devasthanam has launched the Bhavani Deekshalu App for easy registration of devotees attending the Bhavani Deeksha events from December 11-15, 2025. Registration is mandatory for Guru Bhavanis to ensure smooth, organised ceremonies.

Sonnerat’s Shrew Photographed in Nilgiris After 200 Years, Sparks Rediscovery Hopes

December 5, 2025

Sonnerat’s Shrew Photographed in Nilgiris After 200 Years, Sparks Rediscovery Hopes

A rare shrew species thought extinct, Sonnerat’s shrew, was photographed in Nilgiris after more than two centuries. Experts call it a high-confidence record, but DNA tests and more studies are needed to confirm its identity.

Ad Standards Find SA Transport Ads Claiming Natural Gas 'Clean and Green' Misleading

December 5, 2025

Ad Standards Find SA Transport Ads Claiming Natural Gas 'Clean and Green' Misleading

South Australia's transport department must remove ads on Adelaide buses that called compressed natural gas (CNG) 'clean and green'. The advertising watchdog ruled the claims false and misleading, as CNG is a potent greenhouse gas source. The department now reviews its messages as electric buses replace CNG ones.

Delhi HC Upholds Centre’s Rule Barring Color Blind Candidates from CAPF, Assam Rifles

December 5, 2025

Delhi HC Upholds Centre’s Rule Barring Color Blind Candidates from CAPF, Assam Rifles

Delhi High Court has ruled in favor of the Centre’s 2013 guidelines, which ban recruits with defective vision or color blindness from joining CAPFs and Assam Rifles. The decision came after three recruits were discharged during training for color blindness, confirming the policy as fair and necessary for operational safety.