In a resounding call to action, Jal Shakti Minister CR Patil declared that industries should transition into water guardians during the World Water Day Conference 2026 in New Delhi. Hosting the event on Sunday, Patil engaged in discussions on sustainable practices and industrial innovations for water efficiency. Centered on ‘Industries for Water,’ the summit brought together diverse stakeholders—policymakers, entrepreneurs, scholars, startups, MSMEs, and innovators—to craft practical, technology-enabled strategies for water recycling and reuse at scale. With 700 attendees, the conference drove home the message of industrial responsibility. Patil took to X to praise PM Modi’s leadership, crediting it for elevating…
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Tel Aviv’s resilient spirit shone through as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a crowd in Arad, site of Iran’s latest missile barrage. Rallying the world, he demanded solidarity with America and Israel to dismantle Iran’s reign of terror. ‘The evidence is undeniable,’ he proclaimed. ‘Over the last two days, Iran deliberately aimed at civilian neighborhoods—only fortune spared lives, not their evil intent.’ Delving into specifics, Netanyahu highlighted Iran’s intercontinental ballistic missile fired at Diego Garcia, the strategic US-UK outpost in the Indian Ocean. This brazen act, he argued, proves Tehran’s ability to threaten Europe directly. ‘They’re not stopping there,’ he…
In a blistering critique that has set West Bengal’s political circles abuzz, opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of being ‘communal.’ The charge followed her high-profile participation in an Eid event on Kolkata’s Red Road, where she lambasted BJP and PM Modi while pledging unwavering support to Bengal’s masses ahead of the state polls. Speaking to the media in Nandigram, where he’s spearheading BJP’s campaign for the April 23 and 29 elections, Adhikari pulled no punches. ‘Mamata is the real communal force. Namaz is reserved for Muslims—does she follow Islam? She’s not one of them,…
On Sunday, the world observed its 34th World Water Day, coinciding with the kickoff of China’s 39th Water Week in Hefei, Anhui. Under the banner ‘Water Conservation China Tour,’ officials revealed a landmark achievement: non-traditional water consumption exceeded 25 billion cubic meters in 2025. These unconventional sources include treated recycled water, harvested rainwater, direct seawater desalination products, mine drainage, and saline aquifers—innovative taps filling critical gaps in supply. The strategic push enhances overall availability, curtails wastewater outflows, optimizes distribution frameworks, and boosts efficiency metrics. Such measures underpin China’s pursuit of premium economic and environmental growth. Illustrative progress shines in farming…
Precious metals markets reeled from a severe weekly downturn, slashing gold prices by over ₹11,000 and silver by a whopping ₹28,000 in India. IBJA data reveals 24-karat gold at ₹1,47,218/10g after a ₹11,181 cut from ₹1,58,399. Similarly, 22-karat fell to ₹1,34,852 from ₹1,45,093, and 18-karat to ₹1,10,414 from ₹1,18,799. Silver prices crashed harder, landing at ₹2,32,364/kg—a ₹28,124 dive from ₹2,60,488. On international bourses, gold posted its steepest weekly loss in 15 years at 9.6%, with Comex spot at $4,574.90/oz versus $5,061.70 prior. Silver declined over 14% to $69.66/oz from $81.343. Analysts point to rampant profit-booking after recent highs and a…
As IPL 2026 approaches with its opener on March 28, cricket expert Aakash Chopra sees Delhi Capitals as genuine contenders for their first title. Captained by Axar Patel, the side boasts a balanced squad that could dominate if they stick to their strengths. Despite playing every season since 2008, DC joins only one other team without an IPL crown. In a recent interview, Chopra dissected what separates winners from also-rans. ‘Consistency is king,’ he declared. ‘Look at multiple-title holders or Gujarat Titans’ rapid rise—stability fueled their finals runs.’ Delhi’s resilience shines through: finalists in 2020, steady since 2019 auctions, and…
The BJP hit back hard at Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Sunday, dismissing his claims of the party’s irrelevance and boldly predicting a takeover of the state government. Vijayan’s jabs, labeling BJP as Congress’s secondary squad, have only fueled the saffron party’s determination ahead of the April polls. National spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain laid bare the Left leader’s fears: ‘Vijayan knows BJP is on the cusp of power, that’s why the panic attacks.’ He cited the landmark win in Thiruvananthapuram mayor elections as proof of shifting sands, with both rivals—Congress and CPI(M)—watching nervously from the sidelines. Bihar’s Ram Kripal Yadav…
In a vibrant display of tradition and modernity, Wuyishan in China’s Fujian Province became the epicenter of the world’s first International Tai Chi Day on March 21. Themed ‘Healthy Life, Tai Chi Together,’ the event celebrated UNESCO’s groundbreaking decision to honor the martial art with its own annual observance. Back in November 2023, at the 43rd UNESCO General Conference, delegates passed a resolution establishing March 21 as International Tai Chi Day. This accolade reflects Tai Chi’s evolution from a serene practice to a competitive sport, now integral to major gatherings such as the Asian Games and World University Games. Looking…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ascent to India’s longest-serving elected head of government has ignited jubilation within the BJP ranks. With a cumulative 8,931 days served as Gujarat CM and now PM, Modi’s endurance in public service is unmatched, declared BJP parliamentarian Praveen Khandelwal. Speaking candidly, Khandelwal described the occasion as a festival for BJP cadres, crediting Modi’s trailblazing leadership forged in Gujarat and amplified nationwide. His governance model has fortified India’s credibility on the world stage, drawing admiration far beyond borders. Khandelwal pointed to Modi’s unyielding resolve in honoring commitments, a trait that underscores his soaring global stature. Foremost among…
In a major leap for high-altitude meteorology, Tibet Autonomous Region reported robust progress in 2025 during the 2026 Meteorology Work Conference in Beijing. Weather stations now dot the landscape at a density of 10.1 per 10,000 sq km, up significantly. Radar networks cover 73.7% of the area, early warnings reach 98.7% of the public, and heavy precipitation forecasts boast 88.7% accuracy – all-time records. Bureau chief Xiang Yuanyi emphasized exceeding expectations: ‘Beyond achieving 14th Five-Year Plan and 2022-2035 outline objectives, we’ve pioneered key tech advancements never seen before.’ The year saw the rollout of China’s first high-res regional numerical model…