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How is the CPC addressing challenges of long-term governance? - CGTN
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Rediscovering nature’s splendour - The News International
estled in the heart of Khushab district, the Soon Valley, or Soon Sakesar, is a picturesque region that offers an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and adventurers. Stretching from Padhrar village to the majestic peak of Sakesar, which towers at 5,010 feet above sea...
Punjab sees 1,612 farm fires, Tarn Taran tops, 258 cases lodged
With pollution levels rising amid the festive season and the onset of winter, Punjab has recorded 1,612 stubble burning incidents as of November 2, prompting the authorities to impose fines of Rs 29.15 lakh and recover Rs 19 lakh, according to authorities.
Parts of Delhi reel under ‘severe’ level air pollution
The 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI) of Delhi was 330 (very poor) at 8 a.m. on November 3, 2026, as per Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data
Delhi AQI hits 'hazardous' 451 ahead of Diwali; GRAP-II curbs imposed across NCR
Delhi's air quality index has reached hazardous levels, with several areas reporting severe pollution rates. Areas such as Rohini, Punjabi Bagh, and Bawana recorded alarming AQI figures above 400. Authorities have initiated Stage-II of the Graded Response Action Plan to combat th...
UK adventurer returns home after 28-year trek around the world - CNA
Explorer Karl Bushby returns to his hometown of Hull after a 28-year walk around the world, in Hull, Britain on Nov 2, 2026. (Photo: Reuters/Temilade Adelaja)
Delhi AQI hits 331 as pollution spikes ahead of Diwali, many areas in severe zone
Delhi AQI hits as pollution spikes ahead of Diwali many areas in severe zone
Delhi gasps as AQI hits season’s worst, GRAP-II measures imposed
Delhi’s air quality index reached 324 on Monday, marking a significant decline in air quality levels. As a result, the Commission for Air Quality Management has implemented GRAP-II to combat pollution. The city also faces restrictions on construction activities and vehicle entry ...
Valapattanam river samples reveal alarminglevels of chemical pollutants, bacteria
Test reports from the PCB have revealed severe pollution in the Valapattanam river, raising concerns about public health, aquatic life and the quality of drinking water in riverside areas
Kozhikode drinking water projects to be reviewed ahead of summer
The initiative follows instructions from the State government to address mounting public complaints about drinking water shortages in various Assembly constituencies
‘Crimson Desert’ Just Added a Full Romance System, Including Marriage and Divorce - VICE
Crimson Desert has received a new DLC, Charting the Unknown, which dropped on October 29 and opened the door to plenty of new environments and storylines. From exploring the ocean to battling bosses and building customizable houses, there’s plenty to do – including falling in lov...
Anambra govt seals orphanage, gives reason - Premium Times Nigeria
The Anambra State Government has sealed an orphanage in Nwelle Ezunaka, Oyi Local Government Area, over poor service delivery and unhygienic conditions.
Queues and chaos at many Tasmac outlets as ₹10 price hike, fake news of closure of shops
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War dents Gulf’s protein boom - Semafor
Anyone aiming to boost their protein intake in the Gulf has likely felt the pinch in their wallet lately. Prices are rising everywhere, driven by a global craze to add protein to everything, but this isn’t converting to profits for Gulf food producers, who are grappling with high...
Parts of Dundas Valley Conservation Area to close for Haudenosaunee deer harvest - CBC
The Haudenosaunee deer harvest starts Nov. 2. (Bryce Hoye/CBC)Social SharingThe Haudenosaunee deer harvest is set to begin next week in two designated areas of the Dundas Valley Conservation Area, the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) says.
Oliver Glasner gets player backing in Nottingham Forest team meeting - The Telegraph
Oliver Glasner gets player backing in Nottingham Forest team meeting The Telegraph
Couple replace 40 acres of vines with native bush; rare parrots return
After departing from the wine industry, Tony and Cherie Townsend embarked on a remarkable project to repurpose their 40-acre vineyard into a sanctuary for regent parrots. Their family and local volunteers, spanning four generations, are actively involved in this conservation init...