Mumbai's Kalu river throws up hundreds of dead fish, activist blames Ulhasnagar effluent surge
MUMBAI: The sun rose on the Kalu as it did every other day. But on Sunday, along with it rose fish - hundreds, stippling the waters in grisly pointillism.
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Justiça revoga mandado de prisão de líder separatista catalão, que pode voltar à Espanha nove anos após ter deixado país | G1
Carles Puigdemont deixou país da península ibérica após uma tentativa fracassada de independência. Além dele, foram revogados mandados para os ex-conselheiros Antoni Comín e Lluís Puig.
Scottish Football Podcast - Time for a first Hampden win for Pocognoli's Scotland? - BBC Sounds
Can Scotland build on victory in Skopje and beat Slovenia at Hampden?
Chennai’s CBSE schools told to watch inclusivity modules on children with disabilities
CBSE asks Chennai schools to complete NCERT PRASHAST inclusivity video modules for staff to support children with disabilities and build inclusive campuses.
Photos: School blockades, street protests grip France
Protesters increased pressure on the government of outgoing President Emmanuel Macron demanding more education funding.
Worcestershire student admits murdering woman in 'Dexter' kill room
Forensics student Benjamin William Day, 20, lured Maria Saceanu to an Airbnb to murder her.
Bulgaria searches for missing crew after drones hit two ships in Black Sea
Bulgaria launches search operation after Togo-flagged Alfa Watan sinks at scene of attack.
'Everything will be remembered': Rahul and Priyanka removed from protest site after high drama - watch
NEW DELHI: Delhi Police on Tuesday detained leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi along with other Congress MPs from Akashvani Bhavan after a day
What new measures is Iran taking to counter US economic pressure?
Iran adopts a new arrangement to tackle economic challenges amid the US-imposed economic war and naval blockades.
Saudi Arabia says East-West pipeline pumping 5.8 million bpd
Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman says capacity restored after major attack last month.
Pak, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye agree to deploy forces in Gulf country amid Houthi attacks
Pakistan and Turkiye have agreed to send their military to Saudi Arabia as part of a recently signed defence agreement involving the three countries.
France protests: What we know as schools face nationwide action
Now in their third week, the protests have grown.
Hormuz ship attacks surge: Are increased oil exports sustainable?
Gulf oil flows surge despite escalating ship attacks in the critical Strait of Hormuz energy corridor.
Kilmar Ábrego Garcia to be back in court as he battles deportation to Liberia
The government is moving to vacate a preliminary injunction preventing ICE from detaining and deporting him while his legal team is trying to make the injunction permanent.
Spain’s government approves new urgent housing measures after unrest in Barcelona
Spain’s government on Tuesday approved urgent measures on the country’s housing crisis, after an outbreak of violence the night before in the coastal city of Barcelona saw tens of thousands taking to the streets.
Cornell protesters swarm campus to support Jane Doe, call for university president's resignation
Cornell University faculty push a no confidence vote as student protests erupt over sexual assault allegations tied to a fraternity lawsuit.
Defence lawyer in Cornell University case calls for special prosecutor Letitia James to be removed
New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating the rape allegations, but the lawyer says comments she made on the case should disqualify her.
Russia says no plague found in contacts of Siberian lab worker who died
Plague had not been detected among close contacts of a worker in an anti-plague laboratory in Siberia who died last week, with 60% of the identified group tested so far, officials in Russia said Tuesday.