Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 5: In a heart-warming initiative aimed at spreading joy beyond homes and into the community, Casagrand Premier Builders organized a special screening of Mahavatar Narsimha, a visually captivating mythological animated film, for 180 underprivileged childre
New Delhi [India], March 3: The Banyan Preschool & Day Care celebrated its Annual Day on 28th February, 2026 at the Shri Ram Centre, Mandi House, with a heart-warming programme themed "The Great Library Adventure" The event marked an important milestone for the organisation with the introduc
Shivraj Singh Chouhan said, "Climate change is today emerging as the biggest threat facing the world. Many countries around the world have previously resolved that steps will need to be taken to address the dangers of climate change. The government is taking steps," adding that Prime Mini
India has significantly increased its financial commitment to fighting climate change, with spending on climate action rising from 3.7 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) six years ago to nearly 5.6 per cent today. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman shared these figures while
An unexpected change in the weather has intensified the cold in the hilly regions. Over the past few days, temperatures have dropped sharply, disrupting daily life. As the cold deepens, people can be seen warming themselves around bonfires at various places.
Veteran Canadian journalist Terry Milewski told ANI that India and Canada should pursue a comprehensive free trade agreement "without tariffs" and improve people-to-people ties. He said relations remain unsettled despite recent warming, and warned global geopolitics is worsening under a s
Gurugram (Haryana) [India], January 6: Ward 23 Councillor of Municipal Corporation Gurugram Kunal Yadav, in collaboration with Nanhi Veena Women's Welfare Foundation, recently organized a heart-warming blanket distribution drive in Gurugram to support underprivileged families facing the wint
The hilly state of Himachal Pradesh recorded its sixth driest December in the last 125 years in 2025, a situation that has disappointed both tourists and farmers across the state.
In a heart-warming gesture reflecting the Indian Army's enduring commitment to society, Red Shield Division under the aegis of Spear Corps of the Indian Army organised New Year Celebration 2026 with children of Nirasoi Shishu Bhawan, Jorhat, the Indian Army said in a press release.
Activists and civil society members marched in Karachi during Climate March 2025 to highlight the impacts of climate change, demand a shift away from fossil fuels, and raise concerns over workers' rights, heat stress, and environmental negligence by authorities.
"Our farmers are paying the price for emissions they did not cause," he said, stressing the need for accountability from major polluters and compensation for affected communities.