Gaza’s Cash Crisis Fuels Boom in Banknote Repair Business Amid War and Economic Collapse

November 30, 2025

Gaza’s Cash Crisis Fuels Boom in Banknote Repair Business Amid War and Economic Collapse

Gaza’s economy is in ruins, and cash is scarce. Amid bank closures and no ATMs, people rely on repairing worn banknotes to keep money flowing. This small trade is helping residents survive the worsening crisis.

India Starts Digital Census Pre-Test in UP’s Bulandshahr Ahead of 2027 Enumeration

November 30, 2025

India Starts Digital Census Pre-Test in UP’s Bulandshahr Ahead of 2027 Enumeration

India’s first digital Census pre-test has started in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. Female teachers like Suman are using smartphones to collect data from households. This pilot test helps prepare for the full Census planned for April 2026 to February 2027.

Ireland Delays Mandatory Alcohol Warning Labels to 2028 Amid Drinking Culture and Industry Pressure

November 30, 2025

Ireland Delays Mandatory Alcohol Warning Labels to 2028 Amid Drinking Culture and Industry Pressure

Ireland, known for its drinking culture, has postponed compulsory alcohol warning labels until 2028. Despite strong warnings on bottles linking drinking to cancer and liver disease, many young Irish still drink heavily. Critics blame industry lobbying, while some young people remain skeptical about the labels' impact.

Cyclone Ditwah Hits South Tamil Nadu, India Sends Aid to Sri Lanka

November 30, 2025

Cyclone Ditwah Hits South Tamil Nadu, India Sends Aid to Sri Lanka

Cyclone Ditwah slowed near Tamil Nadu coast with heavy rains flooding districts. India launches Operation Sagar Bandhu, sending INS Vikrant to Sri Lanka after 159 deaths.

Huge Fireball Destroys Sydney Waste Facility, 2 Firefighters Injured

November 30, 2025

Huge Fireball Destroys Sydney Waste Facility, 2 Firefighters Injured

A massive fireball exploded at a Sydney waste facility late Saturday, sending concrete chunks raining down. Over 200 firefighters fought the blaze that injured two. The fire is expected to burn through Sunday.

Two Youngsters Killed as Car Hits Two-Wheeler in Minnur on NH-48

November 30, 2025

Two Youngsters Killed as Car Hits Two-Wheeler in Minnur on NH-48

Two youths died when a car hit their two-wheeler near Minnur village on Chennai-Bengaluru Highway. The car fled the scene. Police are probing and searching for the driver.

Two Months On, Four-Year-Old Gus Lamont Still Missing in Australian Outback

November 30, 2025

Two Months On, Four-Year-Old Gus Lamont Still Missing in Australian Outback

Four-year-old Gus Lamont vanished from a remote South Australian sheep station two months ago. Despite a huge search with police, military, and specialists, no trace of him has been found. The community and authorities continue their efforts amid difficult terrain and abandoned mine shafts.

Ukraine Strikes Russian Oil Tankers in Black Sea with Naval Drones

November 30, 2025

Ukraine Strikes Russian Oil Tankers in Black Sea with Naval Drones

Ukraine attacked two Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea using naval drones. The strikes target Russia's shadow fleet, aiming to cut war funding. No casualties reported.

Australia Sees Political Rally, LNP Byelection Victory, Sydney Factory Fire & Casino Fraud Charges

November 30, 2025

Australia Sees Political Rally, LNP Byelection Victory, Sydney Factory Fire & Casino Fraud Charges

Australia witnessed a far-right rally in Sydney, LNP's win in a north Queensland byelection, a major factory fire in Sydney, casino fraud arrests, and the start of Melbourne Metro Tunnel operations.

Union Labour Minister Announces Four New Labour Codes; States Lag on Rules

November 30, 2025

Union Labour Minister Announces Four New Labour Codes; States Lag on Rules

Union Labour Minister Mansukh Mandaviya announced implementation of four labour codes passed since 2019. States are slow to set rules, causing delays. The codes aim to simplify laws, expand workers’ social security, and allow women night work. Employers welcome this, but trade unions and some states raise concerns and delays continue.