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Summarize Next Article India’s first deep-sea mineral auction indefinitely postponed: Here’s why By Mudit Dube Sep 29, 2025 05: 20 pm What’s the story India’s first-ever auction of deep-sea blocks rich in critical minerals has been indefinitely postponed. The decision comes after a lackluster response from potential bidders, government officials told Moneycontrol.
50 residents have objected to plans that look to transform land in the New Forest into a private travellers site in Marchwood.
E very year, as the first flakes of snow settle over Kalam, Utror, Mankyal, Bahrain and other areas of upper Swat, hundreds of families start preparing for a journey their ancestors have made for centuries. Known locally as mohajirati safar this seasonal migration is one of the oldest.
Mojang Studios announced a new fishing adventure loaded with everything from tuna and clams to sharks, anchovies, and even treasure. The Friendly Fishing add-on is now live in the Minecraft Marketplace with all proceeds going to Conservation International.
‘India Day’ events in UNGA week, spotlight innovations for the Global South
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts, warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall. For September 28, a red alert has been issued for Raigad district and the ghats of Pune, while districts including Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Ratnagiri, Nashik, Satara and Kolhapur will remain under orange alert
A private agency along with the BMC has successfully collected and recycled 21,000 kg of e-waste over the past five months. This includes 5,000 kg from households, 10,000 kg from various godowns across the city, and 6,000 kg from industrial sources.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis admitted that climate change was a major reason for repeated losses, noting how even the rain-deficient Marathwada region was now reeling under excess rainfall.
When it did not stop raining even on the eve of Navratri in Mumbai, well into the third week of September, worry was writ large for many in the city. When it poured incessantly and voluminously to flood Kolkata on Mahalaya and after, the city struggled to stay afloat.
Lesotho, a tiny landlocked kingdom in Southern Africa, is famous for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
