Times of India26.04.2026GeneralIndia
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İlgili Haberler
Gelişiyor·11 dk önce
Germany Records Over 5,000 Heat-Related Deaths This Year
Germany has recorded an estimated 5,120 heat-related deaths this year, with most occurring in late June. The Robert Koch Institute reported that 4,270 fatalities were among those aged 75 and above. Europe is experiencing its hottest June on record, prompting WHO warnings about heat stress.
Times of India
Gelişiyor·11 dk önce
UK Heatwave: Temperatures to Reach 36C as NHS Faces Rising Demand
The UK is experiencing its third heatwave of 2026, with temperatures forecast to reach 36C. Health authorities have issued Amber Heat-Health Alerts for much of England, warning of increased strain on hospitals and vulnerable communities due to prolonged extreme heat.
TOI World
SON DAKİKA·37 dk önce
ईरान वॉर: अमेरिका ने 90 ठिकानों पर की एयर स्ट्राइक, ईरान का कुवैत और बहरीन पर जवाबी हमला
अमेरिका ने ईरान के 90 ठिकानों पर एयर स्ट्राइक की, जबकि ईरान ने कुवैत और बहरीन में अमेरिकी सैन्य ठिकानों पर जवाबी हमला किया। दोनों देशों ने एक-दूसरे पर युद्धविराम तोड़ने का आरोप लगाया है।
BBC हिंदी
Gelişiyor·18 dk önce
ईरान का दावा: कुवैत, क़तर, बहरीन में अमेरिकी ठिकानों पर ड्रोन से हमला
ईरान ने दावा किया है कि उसने कुवैत, क़तर और बहरीन में अमेरिकी सैन्य ठिकानों पर ड्रोन से हमला किया है. यह हमला अमेरिकी एयर स्ट्राइक के जवाब में किया गया, जिसमें ईरान के तीन लोग मारे गए थे. अमेरिका ने भी ईरान के ठिकानों पर जवाबी हमले का दावा किया है.
BBC हिंदी
Dünya·14 dk önce
Hiroo Onoda: The Japanese Soldier Who Fought WWII for 30 Years After the War Ended
Japanese Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda surrendered in the Philippines in March 1974, ending a nearly 30-year war he believed was still ongoing. He continued his guerrilla campaign on Lubang Island after WWII's end, refusing to believe surrender leaflets until his original commanding officer formally released him from duty.
TOI World
Gelişiyor·38 dk önce
Afghanistan Cricket Mourns Former Fast Bowler Shapoor Zadran
Afghanistan cricket is in mourning following the death of former fast bowler Shapoor Zadran, 38, in India after a prolonged illness. He represented Afghanistan in 44 ODIs and 36 T20Is and was undergoing treatment for a rare condition in New Delhi.
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