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Global Crude Crisis, Rising Petrol-Diesel Prices: Is Hydrogen The Future Fuel?
As crude prices rise, hydrogen emerges as a potential alternative. Here's whether it can realistically power India's mobility future.
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Global South Rising, BRICS Not Mere Symbolism: South Africa Minister To NDTV
On the eve of the BRICS Foreign Ministers' meeting in New Delhi, South Africa's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola, delivered a sharp and confident message to the world - the Global South is rising.
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Ancient Euphrates River Is Disappearing And People Are Linking It To The Bible
The declining water levels of the Euphrates River have sparked environmental concerns and renewed debate over biblical prophecy, although experts continue to blame climate change and water mismanagement for the crisis.
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Ladakh's 'Him Sarovar' Plan To Tackle Water Crisis As Glaciers Shrink
Under 'Project Him Sarovar', launched on April 10, the Ladakh administration is now attempting to capture and store that water for year-round use
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Iran Tanker 'Silly City' Slips Past US Blockade Despite Warning: Report
US President Donald Trump said that the US blockade will remain in place for now. He also said that a two-week ceasefire with Iran, which is set to expire Wednesday evening, will not be extended.
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"They Cut The Pipes": Afghans In Kabul Face Acute Water Crisis
The level of Kabul's aquifers plunged by 25 to 30 metres over the past decade, according to an April 2025 report by the aid group Mercy Corps.
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Why You Must Visit Dead Sea, The Only Sea Where You Won't Drown If You Play By The Rules
The Dead Sea, located 430 meters below sea level, is a hypersaline lake known for its buoyant waters and mineral-rich mud but is rapidly shrinking.
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This Lake In Texas City Has Just 9% Water Left, 5,00,000 People Depend On It
The lake, which supplies water to the coastal city known for its petrochemical plants and oil refineries, is now holding just over 9 per cent of its total capacity.
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Iran Threatens To Block 4th Largest Shipping Route If US Escalates War
Iranian media also reported that the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen might also join the ongoing fight against the US and Israeli forces to help Tehran take control of the Bab al-Mandeb
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Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
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China Start-Up Claims Breakthrough In Making Fuel From Air And Water
A Chinese start-up claims it can produce petrol from air and water using renewable energy, but experts question its cost and scalability.
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20 Thai Sailors Return Home After Vessel Attacked In Gulf, 3 Still Stranded
Twenty Thai crew members of a cargo ship attacked in the crucial Strait of Hormuz arrived in Thailand on Monday, with three of their colleagues still stranded on the vessel in the Gulf.
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Kenatha Kanom Locks OTT Platform: When and Where to Watch Yogi Babu’s Rural Satire Online?
Kenatha Kanom is a Tamil comedy-drama that tells the story of a village struggling with severe water scarcity. It aims to address the water crisis while revealing a hidden, even larger conspiracy. When the villagers approach the district collector for help, they are met with indifference. According to reports, Kenatha Kanom will be available to wat...
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Bhopal Declared Water-Scarce Zone, New Private Borewells Banned
In a proactive measure to combat rapidly declining groundwater levels, Bhopal Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh has declared the entire district a "water-scarce zone" and imposed an immediate ban on the digging of new private tube wells.
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In Strait Of Hormuz, Iran Has An Island With Red Sand That You Can Eat
Hormuz Island has one of the most unique beaches in the world, also known as the blood beach or the red beach.
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Global Crude Crisis, Rising Petrol-Diesel Prices: Is Hydrogen The Future Fuel?
As crude prices rise, hydrogen emerges as a potential alternative. Here's whether it can realistically power India's mobility future.
-
Global South Rising, BRICS Not Mere Symbolism: South Africa Minister To NDTV
On the eve of the BRICS Foreign Ministers' meeting in New Delhi, South Africa's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola, delivered a sharp and confident message to the world - the Global South is rising.
-
Ancient Euphrates River Is Disappearing And People Are Linking It To The Bible
The declining water levels of the Euphrates River have sparked environmental concerns and renewed debate over biblical prophecy, although experts continue to blame climate change and water mismanagement for the crisis.
-
Ladakh's 'Him Sarovar' Plan To Tackle Water Crisis As Glaciers Shrink
Under 'Project Him Sarovar', launched on April 10, the Ladakh administration is now attempting to capture and store that water for year-round use
-
Iran Tanker 'Silly City' Slips Past US Blockade Despite Warning: Report
US President Donald Trump said that the US blockade will remain in place for now. He also said that a two-week ceasefire with Iran, which is set to expire Wednesday evening, will not be extended.
-
"They Cut The Pipes": Afghans In Kabul Face Acute Water Crisis
The level of Kabul's aquifers plunged by 25 to 30 metres over the past decade, according to an April 2025 report by the aid group Mercy Corps.
-
Why You Must Visit Dead Sea, The Only Sea Where You Won't Drown If You Play By The Rules
The Dead Sea, located 430 meters below sea level, is a hypersaline lake known for its buoyant waters and mineral-rich mud but is rapidly shrinking.
-
This Lake In Texas City Has Just 9% Water Left, 5,00,000 People Depend On It
The lake, which supplies water to the coastal city known for its petrochemical plants and oil refineries, is now holding just over 9 per cent of its total capacity.
-
Iran Threatens To Block 4th Largest Shipping Route If US Escalates War
Iranian media also reported that the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen might also join the ongoing fight against the US and Israeli forces to help Tehran take control of the Bab al-Mandeb
-
Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
-
China Start-Up Claims Breakthrough In Making Fuel From Air And Water
A Chinese start-up claims it can produce petrol from air and water using renewable energy, but experts question its cost and scalability.
-
20 Thai Sailors Return Home After Vessel Attacked In Gulf, 3 Still Stranded
Twenty Thai crew members of a cargo ship attacked in the crucial Strait of Hormuz arrived in Thailand on Monday, with three of their colleagues still stranded on the vessel in the Gulf.
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Kenatha Kanom Locks OTT Platform: When and Where to Watch Yogi Babu’s Rural Satire Online?
Kenatha Kanom is a Tamil comedy-drama that tells the story of a village struggling with severe water scarcity. It aims to address the water crisis while revealing a hidden, even larger conspiracy. When the villagers approach the district collector for help, they are met with indifference. According to reports, Kenatha Kanom will be available to wat...
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Bhopal Declared Water-Scarce Zone, New Private Borewells Banned
In a proactive measure to combat rapidly declining groundwater levels, Bhopal Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh has declared the entire district a "water-scarce zone" and imposed an immediate ban on the digging of new private tube wells.
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In Strait Of Hormuz, Iran Has An Island With Red Sand That You Can Eat
Hormuz Island has one of the most unique beaches in the world, also known as the blood beach or the red beach.
