US Voters Mixed on Trump's Economic Progress After One Year Back in White House

January 20, 2026

US Voters Mixed on Trump's Economic Progress After One Year Back in White House

One year after Donald Trump's return to the White House, US voters express mixed feelings about the economy. Some see lower food prices; others struggle with high costs and jobs.

ED Raids Multiple Premises in Sabarimala Gold Theft Money Laundering Probe

January 20, 2026

ED Raids Multiple Premises in Sabarimala Gold Theft Money Laundering Probe

The Enforcement Directorate conducted surprise raids in Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu targeting suspects linked to the Sabarimala gold theft case. Key TDB officials and the prime accused were among those raided as the probe under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act advances.

Dozens of Ebike Riders Damage Sydney Golf Course, Spark Safety Worries in Melbourne

January 20, 2026

Dozens of Ebike Riders Damage Sydney Golf Course, Spark Safety Worries in Melbourne

Around 60 ebike riders damaged Long Reef Golf Club's green in Sydney. Next day, 100 riders caused chaos on Melbourne roads. Police investigate dangerous riding and public safety risks.

Gujarat Govt Launches AI Drive to Track Stray Cattle in Ahmedabad Using CCTV

January 20, 2026

Gujarat Govt Launches AI Drive to Track Stray Cattle in Ahmedabad Using CCTV

Gujarat is deploying AI and CCTV tech to identify stray cows in Ahmedabad. This quick, smart move aims to control traffic chaos and cut accidents caused by wandering cattle.

Danish Red Caps Mock Trump’s Greenland Claims, Spark Protests Against US Threat

January 20, 2026

Danish Red Caps Mock Trump’s Greenland Claims, Spark Protests Against US Threat

Red caps saying “Make America Go Away” mock Trump’s threats on Greenland. The hats are now a symbol of Danish and Greenlandic defiance, seen in protests in Copenhagen supporting Greenland’s sovereignty.