Parliament’s Winter Session Begins with Key Bills on Nuclear Sector and Education Reforms

November 30, 2025

Parliament’s Winter Session Begins with Key Bills on Nuclear Sector and Education Reforms

The Winter session of Parliament starts December 1, 2025, focusing on new laws to open nuclear sector to private players and reform education. The opposition plans to raise electoral roll issues across 12 states. Fifteen sittings are expected until December 19.

Activists Block Three Coal Ships at Port of Newcastle in Rising Tide Protests

November 30, 2025

Activists Block Three Coal Ships at Port of Newcastle in Rising Tide Protests

On the fourth day of Rising Tide protests, activists stopped three coal ships this weekend at Australia's largest coal port. Hundreds joined kayaks and banner actions urging the government to phase out coal and gas, while police made arrests for exclusion zone breaches.

HR&CE Minister P.K. Sekarbabu Reviews ₹46.5 Cr Polytechnic Construction and Monsoon Prep in Chennai

November 30, 2025

HR&CE Minister P.K. Sekarbabu Reviews ₹46.5 Cr Polytechnic Construction and Monsoon Prep in Chennai

HR&CE Minister P.K. Sekarbabu visited Thiruvottiyur to check progress of a ₹46.5 crore construction project at Government Polytechnic and ITI. Work is on track to finish by February 2026. He also spoke on plans for 10 libraries and State's readiness for the northeast monsoon.

Hong Kong Blaze Death Toll 128; Student Arrested Over Petition Demanding Justice

November 30, 2025

Hong Kong Blaze Death Toll 128; Student Arrested Over Petition Demanding Justice

A deadly blaze in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court killed 128 and left 150 missing. Police arrested a student for sedition over a petition demanding a probe. Beijing warned against disruptions amid rising anger.

Nigerian Villagers Fear Kidnap Gangs As Hundreds of Schoolchildren Abducted

November 30, 2025

Nigerian Villagers Fear Kidnap Gangs As Hundreds of Schoolchildren Abducted

Parents in Nigeria are too scared to speak about kidnappings of over 300 children by armed gangs. Villages close to bandits now negotiate peace deals for survival.