An Indian national was among four people killed in a shooting incident linked to an alleged family dispute in the US state of Georgia, the Indian mission in Atlanta said on Friday.

Georgia Shooting Linked To Family Dispute Kills Four, Suspect Taken Into Police Custody

Chichilaki, Georgia's unique Christmas tree, transforms from a shaved hazelnut or walnut branch decor- resembling Saint Basil's beard-into a ceremonial bonfire before Orthodox Epiphany on January 19. 


Georgia's New Year Ends in Chichilaki Bonfire Blaze

In central Georgia, villagers have set decorative Christmas trees ablaze in a traditional ritual to mark the start of the new year. The custom symbolises letting go of the old and welcoming fresh hopes and new beginnings, as families gather in the snow to take part in the centuries old celebration.


Georgians Burn Decorative Trees to Welcome Hope in the New Year 

Tensions escalated in Georgia as anti-government protesters attempted to breach the presidential palace amid growing unrest over proposed legislation and alleged democratic backsliding. Security forces intervened, pushing back demonstrators with barriers and crowd control tactics. The protests reflect rising public anger over government policies, with opposition groups calling for early elections and constitutional reforms.

Anti-Government Protesters Try to Enter Georgia's Presidential Palace

Police in Georgia have arrested five people after clashes with anti-government protesters trying to storm the presidential palace in the capital, Tbilisi.


Georgia: Police use pepper spray & water cannons to disperse protesters

Georgia: Anti-government protesters march towards Presidential palace, attempt forced entry

Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannon to force protesters away from the presidential palace on Saturday (October 4) as the opposition staged a large demonstration on the day of municipal elections.

The governing Georgian Dream (GD) party said it had clinched victory in every municipality across the South Caucasus country of 3.7 million in an election boycotted by the two largest opposition blocs.

Georgia: Anti-Govt Protesters Clash With Police As Ruling Party Wins Local Polls

Several parts of Fort Stewart, a US Army base in southeast Georgia, were shut down on Wednesday after an active shooter was reported in the sprawling post. The Army facility informed the masses about the situation on Facebook, saying there were several casualties and the situation "is ongoing".

Active shooter at US Army base Fort Stewart in Georgia, 5 soldiers injured

Georgia meteor: A bright fireball was seen in Atlanta, and the Carolinas in daytime on Thursday. Several people reported seeing the meteor. The meteor likely damaged a house in the McDonough area of Georgia. The American Meteor Society received over 100 calls about the meteor.  

Meteor breaks through Georgia home's roof after fireball is spotted in broad daylight

Trending | World: The plan is to keep her alive until the baby can safely survive on its own, most likely at 32 weeks. With her due date still more than three months away, it could be one of the longest such pregnancies.

Pregnant brain-dead woman in US being kept alive due to state abortion ban

Easter celebrations in Georgia were marked with political expression and protest as many attending church service called for the ruling party to restart Georgia's European Union accession process and also conduct fresh and fair elections. Take a look at this.

Georgia: Calls for fresh election during Easter prayer

World: The bill seeks to introduce a new section to the Georgia state government code that defines ‘Hinduphobia’ as a ‘set of antagonistic, destructive, and derogatory attitudes and behaviours towards Hinduism.’

US' State of Georgia introduces bill to recognise Hinduphobia and anti-Hindu prejudice

The country of Georgia is witnessing a fresh wave of protests. Thousands of citizens gather to oppose a policy announcement by the ruling Dream Party and call for fresh elections. Now, after months of lull, protesters are back on the streets of the capital city Tbilisi. Thousands took to the streets on Tuesday, equipped with a range of demands. Demonstrations began shortly after the country's parliament passed a new foreign agents bill in the parliament.

Georgia protests: Demonstrators, opposition leaders demand fresh elections

A trillion-tonne iceberg, ---

Twice the size of greater london, has come to a standstill near the remote island of south georgia in the south atlantic ocean...

The vast frozen giant, ---

Called A23A is one of the largest on earth, ---

And temporarily grounded with its next moves being closely watched by scientists

A23A Iceberg's trillion-tonne journey: From Antarctica to South Georgia

A23A Iceberg's Journey From Antarctica To South Georgia

The country of Georgia has become a hotbed of unrest since the ruling Dream Party declared victory in the October 28th parliamentary elections last year. Monthlong protests flared up again on Sunday as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets, briefly blocking a major highway into the capital city, Tbilisi. The protesters are calling for new elections following months of allegations of electoral fraud. Watch in for more details!

Georgia Protests: Anger Grows As Government Delays Georgia's Accession To EU

Georgia's new president Mikheil Kavelashvili sworn in amid mass protest. Watch to know more.

Georgia: Mikheil Kavelashvili Sworn In, Complicating EU Path | WION Race To Power

Mikheil Kavelashvili Sworn In As Georgia's President Amid Political Tensions

World: A former footballer and far-right politician supported by the pro-Moscow Georgian Dream (GD) party, Mikheil Kavelashvili, was sworn in as president behind closed doors.

Georgia: Pro-Russia prez sworn in behind closed doors as outgoing leader strikes defiant tone

World: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington was sanctioning the reclusive Ivanishvili for "undermining the democratic and Euro-Atlantic future of Georgia for the benefit of the Russian Federation."

US sanctions ex-Georgia prime minister Ivanishvili for undermining nation's 'future' to benefit Russia

Zurabishvili, a former French diplomat, has refused to step down until the government announces fresh parliamentary elections. 

'Unacceptable and incompatible': France warns over threats against Georgia's pro-EU president

Pro-EU protests in Georgia enter the third week. The country's tourism industry has taken a hit due to political unrest. Watch this report for more details!

Georgie: Pro-EU Protests Outside Parliament Enter Third Week

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Georgia Shooting Linked To Family Dispute Kills Four, Suspect Taken Into Police Custody

Georgia's New Year Ends in Chichilaki Bonfire Blaze

Georgians Burn Decorative Trees to Welcome Hope in the New Year

Anti-Government Protesters Try to Enter Georgia's Presidential Palace

Georgia: Police use pepper spray & water cannons to disperse protesters

Georgia: Anti-government protesters march towards Presidential palace, attempt forced entry

Georgia: Anti-Govt Protesters Clash With Police As Ruling Party Wins Local Polls

Active shooter at US Army base Fort Stewart in Georgia, 5 soldiers injured

Exploding fireball over Georgia confirmed to be meteor, damages McDonough house

Pregnant brain-dead woman in US being kept alive due to state abortion ban

Georgia: Calls for fresh election during Easter prayer

US' State of Georgia introduces bill to recognise Hinduphobia and anti-Hindu prejudice

Georgia protests: Demonstrators, opposition leaders demand fresh elections

A23A Iceberg's trillion-tonne journey: From Antarctica to South Georgia

A23A Iceberg's Journey From Antarctica To South Georgia

Georgia Protests: Anger Grows As Government Delays Georgia's Accession To EU

Georgia: Mikheil Kavelashvili Sworn In, Complicating EU Path | WION Race To Power

Mikheil Kavelashvili Sworn In As Georgia's President Amid Political Tensions

Mikheil Kavelashvili Sworn In As Georgia's President Amid Political Tensions

Georgia: Pro-Russia prez sworn in behind closed doors as outgoing leader strikes defiant tone

US sanctions ex-Georgia prime minister Ivanishvili for undermining nation's 'future' to benefit Russia

'Unacceptable and incompatible': France warns over threats against Georgia's pro-EU president

Georgie: Pro-EU Protests Outside Parliament Enter Third Week

Georgie: Pro-EU Protests Outside Parliament Enter Third Week