Mozambique's ‘Miracle Baby’ Born in Floodwaters Dies at 25 After Illness

January 13, 2026

Mozambique's ‘Miracle Baby’ Born in Floodwaters Dies at 25 After Illness

Rosita Salvador Mabuiango, born in a tree during Mozambique’s 2000 floods, has died at 25 after a long illness. Her birth was a powerful flood rescue symbol, and her death highlights challenges in Mozambique's health system.

Perumpadappu Residents Protest Severe Water Shortage and Contamination

January 12, 2026

Perumpadappu Residents Protest Severe Water Shortage and Contamination

Residents of Perumpadappu marched to Kerala Water Authority demanding clean water. Over 100 families face dirty and salty supply, relying on bottled water.

US Plans to Exploit Venezuela Oil Could Use 13% of Global Carbon Budget, Threatening Climate Goals

January 12, 2026

US Plans to Exploit Venezuela Oil Could Use 13% of Global Carbon Budget, Threatening Climate Goals

The US plan to increase oil production in Venezuela may consume 13% of the world’s carbon budget, risking a higher global temperature rise and worsening climate change.

Bengaluru Cracks Down on PGs for Safety and Hygiene Violations

January 12, 2026

Bengaluru Cracks Down on PGs for Safety and Hygiene Violations

Bengaluru's city corporations inspect over 300 PGs, finding many violating safety and hygiene rules. Notices issued with strict deadlines amid concerns the drive serves revenue goals more than real fixes.

Kamaraj Road Reopens After 7 Years, Eases Bengaluru Traffic but BWSSB Pipeline Work Looms

January 12, 2026

Kamaraj Road Reopens After 7 Years, Eases Bengaluru Traffic but BWSSB Pipeline Work Looms

Kamaraj Road in central Bengaluru has reopened after nearly seven years, helping ease traffic on MG Road. However, upcoming BWSSB pipeline work could cause fresh jams. Commuters welcome relief but worry about future disruptions and missing greenery along the road.