News - Page 59

Spanish NATO F-18 Hornet patrols Romanian airspace during enhanced Air Policing mission, August 2026.

Spanish F-18s Shoot Down Drone Over Romania Near Moldova Border in Escalating Airspace Clash

August 16, 2026

NATO fighter jets shot down an unidentified drone over northeastern Romania early Sunday morning, marking the latest in a series of airspace violations that have escalated tensions in the region over the

Interior of Varanasi airport departure hall with passengers and check-in counters

Aviation·Disaster·News

Licensed Pistol Discharges During Security Check at Varanasi Airport, Two Staff Injured

August 16, 2026

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A passenger’s licensed firearm discharged during routine security screening at Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport in Varanasi on Sunday morning, injuring two airport security personnel. The incident occurred around 9:30 a.m. as

Virginia State University campus building with modern architecture and landscaping

Crime·News·Politics

Five Shot at Virginia State University — HBCU Campus Lockdown After Dorm Shooting

August 16, 2026

Govind Tekale

Five people were shot early Saturday morning at Virginia State University in Ettrick, Virginia, leaving one victim in critical condition and four others with non-life-threatening injuries. The shooting occurred just before 1:30

Hungarian M3 motorway where the Polish pilgrim bus crashed

Crime·Europe·World

Polish Pilgrim Bus Crash in Hungary Kills 12; Driver Fatigue Cited as Probable Cause

August 16, 2026

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At 1am on August 16, Twelve people died when a coach bus carrying 57 Polish pilgrims and two drivers returned from one of Christianity’s most sacred pilgrimage destinations when tragedy struck on

Professor Richard Scolyer lying on a Canon Aquilion CT scanner bed in a hospital room, wearing a light blue hospital gown, preparing for a brain scan as part of his glioblastoma treatment.

Australia·Health·News

Richard Scolyer’s Brain Cancer ‘Getting Closer to End Point’ as Government Commits $5.9M for Research Chair

Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer says his battle with aggressive brain cancer is “getting closer to an end point,” as the federal government announces a $5.9 million commitment to establish

Tejal Somvanshi

September 3, 2025

Dental students at UBC capture digital images of an elderly patient's teeth using a smartphone during an examination at Villa Cathay Care Home. One student holds a smartphone displaying the patient's face while another examines her teeth.

Canada·News·Technology

UBC’s ToothPortal App Saves Seniors from Unnecessary Dental Trips as Teledentistry Market Heads to $4.8B

A secure mobile app developed by the University of British Columbia is changing how dental care reaches seniors in long-term care facilities. ToothPortal, created by UBC’s Geriatric Dentistry Program, allows caregivers to

Karmactive Team

September 3, 2025

Dark plume of smoke billowing from a tall industrial chimney stack at the Łaziska thermal power plant silhouetted against an orange sunset sky.

News·Pollution·World

World Bank: Pollution Causing 5.7M Deaths Yearly with 5% GDP Loss; Efficiency Could Cut Damage by Half

Pollution isn’t just harming the environment – it’s damaging economies right now, according to a new World Bank report. The research shows that using natural resources more efficiently could cut pollution by

Karmactive Staff

September 3, 2025

Chapelcross Nuclear Power Station in Scotland with its four distinctive cooling towers against a cloudy sky

Energy·News·UK

EDF Extends Two UK Nuclear Plants Until 2028, Securing 5% of National Power and 1,000 Jobs

EDF Energy has extended the operating life of two nuclear power stations for an additional 12 months, a move that will help strengthen UK energy security and support clean power goals. Heysham

Sunita Somvanshi

September 3, 2025

VIKRAM3201 space-grade 32-bit indigenous microprocessor developed by ISRO Semiconductor Laboratory Mohali, designed for launch vehicles and tested in PSLV-C60 mission.

India·News·Science·Technology

PM Modi Receives ‘Digital Diamond’: India’s First Indigenous 32-bit Space Microprocessor Validated on PSLV Mission

At Semicon India 2025, Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw handed PM Modi something small but mighty – India’s first fully Make-in-India 32-bit microprocessor qualified for launch-vehicle use. The Vikram-3201 chip (also called Vikram-32) represents

Sunita Somvanshi

September 2, 2025

Business·News

Tesla Model Y Secures Only 600 Orders in India as BYD Doubles Sales Amid 100% Import Tariffs

Tesla has received just over 600 orders for its Model Y since launching in India in mid-July, falling short of the company’s internal expectations. The electric vehicle maker now plans to ship

Karmactive Team

September 2, 2025

A London Underground train with distinctive red livery stopped at a platform in a brick-walled station with metal support columns.

News·Transportation·UK

London Tube Strike: No Service Before 8AM for 7 Days

London commuters face major travel disruption as the RMT union announces seven days of rolling Underground strikes starting Friday, September 5, through Thursday, September 11. Transport for London (TfL) warns the entire

Govind Tekale

September 2, 2025

Flooded Gurgaon underpass with cars stranded in brown rainwater after heavy monsoon rainfall, highlighting poor drainage and urban flooding issues.

Disaster·India·News·Weather

Gurugram’s 116mm Rainfall Creates 7km Gridlock: Officials Deploy Pumps as 200 Distress Calls Flood Police Lines

Heavy rainfall turned Gurugram’s roads into rivers and highways into parking lots yesterday, leaving thousands stranded in what residents called “the worst traffic jam in recent memory.” Commuters reported being stuck for

Karmactive Staff

September 2, 2025

A young child with curly hair sleeping peacefully in bed with stuffed animals, bedside lamp on, covered with a mustard yellow blanket.

Australia·Health·News

Melatonin Overdoses in Children Nearly Double as iHerb Suspends Australian Sales

Online retailer iHerb has suspended sales of melatonin supplements to Australia following an alarming rise in overdose cases among children in Western Australia. Data from WA’s Poisons Information Centre shows calls about

Tejal Somvanshi

September 2, 2025

Aerial view of Kimberley coastline with sandy beaches, rocky headlands, and turquoise waters within the Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park in Western Australia.

Australia·Conservation·Marine Life·Nature·News

Australia’s First Indigenous Co-Designed Marine Park Protects 204,000 Hectares of Kimberley Sea Country

Australia’s first marine park co-designed with Traditional Owners has been finalized in Western Australia. The Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park covers 204,000 hectares in the Kimberley’s Buccaneer Archipelago, protecting an area about

Govind Tekale

September 2, 2025

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News - Page 59

Spanish F-18s Shoot Down Drone Over Romania Near Moldova Border in Escalating Airspace Clash

Licensed Pistol Discharges During Security Check at Varanasi Airport, Two Staff Injured

Five Shot at Virginia State University — HBCU Campus Lockdown After Dorm Shooting

Polish Pilgrim Bus Crash in Hungary Kills 12; Driver Fatigue Cited as Probable Cause

Richard Scolyer’s Brain Cancer ‘Getting Closer to End Point’ as Government Commits $5.9M for Research Chair

UBC’s ToothPortal App Saves Seniors from Unnecessary Dental Trips as Teledentistry Market Heads to $4.8B

World Bank: Pollution Causing 5.7M Deaths Yearly with 5% GDP Loss; Efficiency Could Cut Damage by Half

EDF Extends Two UK Nuclear Plants Until 2028, Securing 5% of National Power and 1,000 Jobs

PM Modi Receives ‘Digital Diamond’: India’s First Indigenous 32-bit Space Microprocessor Validated on PSLV Mission

Tesla Model Y Secures Only 600 Orders in India as BYD Doubles Sales Amid 100% Import Tariffs

London Tube Strike: No Service Before 8AM for 7 Days

Gurugram’s 116mm Rainfall Creates 7km Gridlock: Officials Deploy Pumps as 200 Distress Calls Flood Police Lines

Melatonin Overdoses in Children Nearly Double as iHerb Suspends Australian Sales

Australia’s First Indigenous Co-Designed Marine Park Protects 204,000 Hectares of Kimberley Sea Country

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