Madras High Court Orders Warning Labels on Packaged Water, Salt, and Sugar for Microplastics

February 14, 2026

Madras High Court Orders Warning Labels on Packaged Water, Salt, and Sugar for Microplastics

The Madras High Court has directed FSSAI and the Health Ministry to require warning labels about micro and nano plastics on PET bottles and plastic packs of drinking water, salt, and sugar. The court wants consumers alerted about possible plastic contamination and expects a compliance notification within four weeks.

West Bank Teen Wael Mesheh Killed by Israeli Drone, Symbol of Camp Trauma and Martyrdom

February 14, 2026

West Bank Teen Wael Mesheh Killed by Israeli Drone, Symbol of Camp Trauma and Martyrdom

Wael Mesheh, 17, was killed by an Israeli drone in Balata refugee camp. Once a hopeful student, he became a fighter after imprisonment and family losses. His story reveals deep trauma and the harsh reality of life in West Bank camps.

Fire at Cuba's Ñico López Refinery Controlled as Fuel Crisis Worsens Amid US Embargo

February 14, 2026

Fire at Cuba's Ñico López Refinery Controlled as Fuel Crisis Worsens Amid US Embargo

A fire at Cuba's Ñico López Refinery was quickly controlled during a severe fuel shortage worsened by the US blocking Venezuelan oil supplies. No injuries were reported, but fuel rationing and service cuts remain. Humanitarian aid arrived as the island struggles with blackouts and fuel scarcity.

Massive Explosion Rocks Brundavan Laboratories in Choutuppal; Fire Controlled, No Injuries

February 14, 2026

Massive Explosion Rocks Brundavan Laboratories in Choutuppal; Fire Controlled, No Injuries

A huge explosion hit Brundavan Laboratories in Choutuppal on February 13 night. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours. Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported.

Islamabad Winters Warm Up as Nights Lose Chill Amid Climate Change

February 14, 2026

Islamabad Winters Warm Up as Nights Lose Chill Amid Climate Change

Islamabad’s winter nights are getting warmer due to global warming and urban growth. Studies show minimum temperatures rising faster than daytime highs, shrinking cold spells and snow on Margalla Hills. Experts warn this warming trend affects climate, health, and agriculture in the capital and across Pakistan.