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Mt Everest losing snow: Sublimation' shifts snowline on Mount Everest

A new study reveals that the snow cover on Mount Everest has receded by an alarming 490 feet in just one and a half months. NASA’s satellite imagery suggests this retreat is part of a broader, long-term shift in snowfall patterns, indicating significant changes in the region’s climate.

Eggs are like gold now: US stockpiles bird flu vaccines as egg prices expected to rise

The bird flu is making poultry and eggs far pricier for people here in the United States. The outbreak has wiped out millions of birds across the country, causing egg prices to soar and supermarkets to limit purchases. With a 55% year-on-year price jump, a dozen eggs now cost over $7.

Russia-Ukraine war: Washington 'cancels' news conference after Zelensky meets US envoy Kellogg

On Thursday (February 20), President Volodymyr Zelensky met with U.S. envoy for the war in Ukraine, Keith Kellogg. However, their scheduled joint news conference was canceled at the request of the United States, according to Zelensky's office.

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi admitted to Delhi's Ganga Ram Hospital

India news: According to sources, she is doing fine and is likely to be discharged on Friday. She is under observation of a team of doctors at the Ganga Ram Hospital

Champions Trophy 2025: Gill rates Dubai hundred against Bangladesh ‘his most satisfying innings’

Cricket, Sports: Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten 101 off 129 balls against Bangladesh, hitting nine fours and two sixes in his match-winning knock for India.

India a close neighbour, says Bangladesh's Touhid; allays concerns over Pak ties

Pakistan-Bangladesh relations are witnessing a notable warming trend, particularly following the political shift in Bangladesh after Sheikh Hasina’s ousting in August 2024.

Top 10 world news: Netanyahu vows vengeance against Hamas; Delhi CM announces portfolio allocation, and more

Stay informed with our curated list of the top global stories, providing insightful coverage and analysis of current events from around the world.

HIGHLIGHTS | IND vs BAN, Champions Trophy 2025: India beat Bangladesh by 6 wickets in Dubai

IND vs BAN: India beat Bangladesh by six wickets in their tournament opener in Dubai on Friday (Feb 20), with seamer Mohammed Shami and opener Shubman Gill starring for India.

Three years of Russia-Ukraine war: Who started it - Kremlin or Kyiv?

Putin justified the invasion with claims that it was necessary to protect Russian-speaking civilians in eastern Ukraine and to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO. World, Ukraine war

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta announces cabinet portfolio allocation. Check who gets what

India News | Rekha Gupta held the first Delhi Cabinet meeting, announcing the allocation of ministerial portfolios. The chief minister will oversee crucial departments, including finance.

South Korea military air drills with the US to deter North Korean military threats

South Korea and the United States have conducted a joint air drill with a B1B strategic bomber, demonstrating deterrence against North Korea's potential nuclear threats. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: What will a UK-Europe force in Ukraine look like?

In the shadow of imminent defeat, European powers have unveiled their most audacious military initiative since the end of World War II. As Russia tightens its grip on Ukraine, Britain and France are preparing to cross a line that could potentially reshape the continent's security landscape forever. Our next story highlights the Ukrainian peacekeeping plan that the sitting British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, will present to American President Donald Trump. Watch in for more details!

US refuses to co-sponsor UN draft resolution backing Ukraine: Report

World | The move mirrors the growing rift between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump, who is trying to end the war in Ukraine.

Germany election 2025: intense Scholz-Merz tussle in the final debate before polls

The countdown to the German elections is in its final days, and the race for the chancellorship of Europe's economic powerhouse is heating up, with about 59 million people eligible to cast ballots on Sunday. The biggest question remains: will someone cross the finish line first, or will Germany end up with a front-runner who lacks a clear majority?

Russia-Ukraine war: 30,000 European troops for Ukraine? Starmer to present plan to Trump

In the shadow of imminent defeat, European powers have unveiled their most audacious military initiative since the end of World War II. As Russia tightens its grip on Ukraine, Britain and France are preparing to cross a line that could potentially reshape the continent's security landscape forever. Our next story highlights the Ukrainian peacekeeping plan that the sitting British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, will present to American President Donald Trump. Watch in for more details!

Academy Awards: 8 Movies with most Oscars win: Titanic, Lord of the Rings and more!
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Hollywood | Entertainment Ahead of the 97th Academy Awards, here we take a look at movies that holds the record of most Oscars wins - Titanic, Lord of the Rings and more!

Why Trump is targeting Zelensky and calling him a dictator?

US President Donald Trump called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a “dictator without elections” and criticized the $200 billion US aid to Ukraine, claiming the US gains nothing while Europe benefits. Trump also criticized Biden’s efforts to end the war and labeled Zelensky as a “modestly successful comedian.”

From myth to reality: Tutankhamun’s tomb 'Curse' mystery solved

The "curse of the pharaohs" is a myth that claims to bring bad luck, illness, or death to anyone who disturbs an ancient Egyptian pharaoh's tomb or mummy. Watch in for more details!

Spanish court finds Rubiales guilty in forced kiss saga, slaps heavy fine, spares him jail

Sports, Football: The judge at Spain's High Court found Rubiales guilty of sexual assault over the kiss and fined him 10,800 euros ($11,300), but spared him a prison sentence.