Saudi Arabia Launches National Policy to Boost Arabic Language Across All Sectors

February 15, 2026

Saudi Arabia Launches National Policy to Boost Arabic Language Across All Sectors

Saudi Arabia has approved a new National Policy for the Arabic Language. The goal is to make Arabic the main language of education, business, science, and global influence. The policy covers eight key principles and five major goals, aiming to protect cultural identity and widen Arabic’s reach in daily life and international forums.

Hong Kong Police Arrest Man for Stealing HK$25,000 on Flight from Kuala Lumpur

February 15, 2026

Hong Kong Police Arrest Man for Stealing HK$25,000 on Flight from Kuala Lumpur

Hong Kong police arrested a 35-year-old man for stealing HK$25,000 in cash from a passenger’s carry-on luggage during a flight from Kuala Lumpur. The theft was reported upon arrival and the suspect remains in custody.

Security Agencies Bust Over 8,000 Mule Accounts in Jammu and Kashmir Linked to Global Scams

February 15, 2026

Security Agencies Bust Over 8,000 Mule Accounts in Jammu and Kashmir Linked to Global Scams

Security agencies have identified and frozen more than 8,000 mule accounts in Jammu and Kashmir used by scammers for money laundering. These accounts help convert stolen money into untraceable cryptocurrency. Officials warn these may fund anti-national activities and urge banks to act fast.

Justice R.S. Chauhan Heads Panel to Probe Meghalaya Illegal Coal Mine Blast Killing 31

February 15, 2026

Justice R.S. Chauhan Heads Panel to Probe Meghalaya Illegal Coal Mine Blast Killing 31

Retired Justice R.S. Chauhan leads a new 3-member panel to investigate the deadly February 5 blast at an illegal coal mine in Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills. The panel will find those responsible, study root causes, and suggest reforms within 6 months.

Rathotsavam Car Festival Electrifies Tirupati’s Sri Kalyana Venkateswara Temple

February 15, 2026

Rathotsavam Car Festival Electrifies Tirupati’s Sri Kalyana Venkateswara Temple

On February 15, the Rathotsavam car festival brought vibrant celebrations at Tirupati’s Sri Kalyana Venkateswara Swamy temple. Devotees pulled the chariot while dancing and chanting, and the deity rode the majestic Aswa Vahanam horse in an evening procession.

T20 World Cup Drama: Bangladesh Out, India-Pakistan Clash Set Amid Security and Politics

February 15, 2026

T20 World Cup Drama: Bangladesh Out, India-Pakistan Clash Set Amid Security and Politics

Bangladesh is kicked out of the T20 World Cup after refusing to play in India over security worries. Meanwhile, the India-Pakistan match in Sri Lanka goes ahead after Pakistan's last-minute U-turn, sparking fan excitement despite high travel costs.

11 Major Cities Could Be Underwater by 2100 Due to Rising Seas and Sinking Land

February 15, 2026

11 Major Cities Could Be Underwater by 2100 Due to Rising Seas and Sinking Land

Rising seas and sinking land are putting 11 cities at serious risk of flooding or submersion by 2100. Places like Jakarta, Lagos, Houston, and Miami already face regular floods. Experts warn millions could be displaced as streets turn into rivers and coastal areas erode worldwide.

Tamil Nadu to Release 2nd Economic Survey Ahead of 2026-27 Budget Presentation

February 15, 2026

Tamil Nadu to Release 2nd Economic Survey Ahead of 2026-27 Budget Presentation

Tamil Nadu will unveil its second Economic Survey on February 16, 2026, before the interim budget presentation. The report, prepared by the State Planning Commission with Finance Department inputs, highlights strong economic growth and may include a chapter on women's participation.

Nigeria’s Argungu Fishing Festival Returns After Years, Showcasing Tradition and Unity

February 15, 2026

Nigeria’s Argungu Fishing Festival Returns After Years, Showcasing Tradition and Unity

Nigeria's Argungu fishing festival is back after years of pause. Thousands joined with traditional fishing tools. President Tinubu hailed it as a sign of peace amid security worries.

New Zealand Faces Backlash Over Secret US Critical Minerals Talks

February 15, 2026

New Zealand Faces Backlash Over Secret US Critical Minerals Talks

New Zealand is under fire for holding secret talks with the US on critical minerals. Opposition fears environmental harm and wants full public disclosure. Both countries say they’ll boost cooperation but keep details quiet.