January 19, 2026

5 Software Engineers Mistaken for ICE Agents, Harassed Outside Minneapolis Deli

In Minneapolis, five software engineers faced angry protests after being falsely labeled as ICE agents during lunch at Clancy’s Deli. The tense scene unfolded quickly after a social media alert, highlighting rising local tensions over immigration enforcement.

January 19, 2026

Delhi to Close Key Roads Jan 17-21 for Republic Day Parade Rehearsals

Expect traffic restrictions on Kartavya Path and nearby crossings from January 17 to 21 between 10:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. due to Republic Day parade rehearsals. Use alternate routes and plan accordingly.

January 19, 2026

16-Year-Old Among Protesters Sexually Assaulted in Iranian Custody Amid Deadly Uprising

A 16-year-old teenage protester was sexually assaulted in custody by Iranian security forces during nationwide protests. Human rights groups reveal widespread abuse and deaths, with thousands detained amid an ongoing information blackout.

January 19, 2026

Security Forces Resume Search for JeM Terrorists in Kishtwar After Grenade Attack Injures 8 Soldiers

Security forces have restarted their search operation for JeM terrorists hiding in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district. The Sunday gunfight injured 8 soldiers from a sudden grenade blast. The operation named 'Trashi-I' continues today with strong security cordons and reinforcements.

January 19, 2026

Swan Hill Plays Classical Music Outside Toilets to Stop Vandalism

Swan Hill in Victoria, Australia uses classical music outside public toilets to stop vandalism and late-night gatherings. The council hopes music will keep the area safe without extra patrols.

January 19, 2026

Software Engineer Dies After Car Falls in Greater Noida Pit; Delivery Agent Jumps In to Help

A 27-year-old software engineer died when his car fell into a water-filled pit in Greater Noida. A delivery agent risked his life by jumping into the pit to rescue him amid slow official response.

January 19, 2026

Supreme Court Issues Tough Rules to Fight Child Trafficking, Low Conviction Rates Alarm

India's Supreme Court has set strict rules to stop child trafficking, calling it a serious violation of children's rights. While over 53,000 children were rescued recently, only 4.8% of offenders were convicted. Experts urge stronger laws and better enforcement to protect vulnerable kids.

January 19, 2026

Syria and Kurdish-led SDF Agree Ceasefire, Government Gains Control of Key Provinces

Syria’s government and the Kurdish-led SDF have agreed on a ceasefire. The deal ends clashes and hands Raqqa and Deir el-Zour provinces to Damascus. Kurdish forces will join Syrian military, marking a big shift after years of tension.

January 19, 2026

Japan’s TEPCO to Restart World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Reactor Despite Local Fears

TEPCO will restart Reactor No. 6 at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, Japan's largest nuclear power facility, despite local opposition and safety worries. The move aims to boost power supply and meet emissions targets but faces strong public resistance after Fukushima’s 2011 accident.

January 19, 2026

Parents of Youngest Bondi Massacre Victim Want Yellow Footbridge, Warn Against Rushed Gun Laws

Matilda’s parents want the pedestrian footbridge from Bondi massacre painted yellow in her memory. They urge calm on new gun laws and thank her sister’s protector.