Shareholders May Revolt if Bank Chairs Weaken Climate Commitments in 2024

February 8, 2026

Shareholders May Revolt if Bank Chairs Weaken Climate Commitments in 2024

ShareAction plans to expose banks backtracking on climate goals. Major UK banks face scrutiny as shareholders may vote against chairs at spring meetings. The move aims to halt environmental backsliding amid rising pressure on banks to support fossil fuels.

AP SC Commission Calls for Better Civic Amenities in SC Colonies

February 8, 2026

AP SC Commission Calls for Better Civic Amenities in SC Colonies

AP SC Commission member Ravada Seetharam urged officials to improve roads, drainage, drinking water, and sanitation in SC colonies across Andhra Pradesh. He inspected multiple colonies and appealed for repairs before summer.

Thousands Join Run and Ride in Vijayawada for Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s Birth Centenary

February 8, 2026

Thousands Join Run and Ride in Vijayawada for Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s Birth Centenary

Thousands took part in a run and cycling ride in Vijayawada organized by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations. The event celebrated Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s birth centenary and promoted unity and fitness.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority Launches Services on ChatGPT App

February 8, 2026

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority Launches Services on ChatGPT App

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) now offers key services via ChatGPT. Customers can check bills, accounts, EV charging info, and more through AI chat. This global first blends AI with public utilities, marking a new era in easy, chat-based service for Dubai residents.

Hong Kong Reserves 4,000 Transitional Homes for Tenants Affected by Subdivided Flats Law

February 8, 2026

Hong Kong Reserves 4,000 Transitional Homes for Tenants Affected by Subdivided Flats Law

Hong Kong will reserve 4,000 homes for tenants displaced by new subdivided flats rules. The government provides a four-year grace period to ease pressure on the housing market.