ust as the second wave of coronavirus hits India, China appears to be preparing for war on the eastern Ladakh border. China has deployed digital PHL-3-long-range multiple rocket launchers near the Indian border in Tibet. CCTV, the official television of China, reported this.

Thanks to global warming, the snow-capped mountains are melting across the globe. Things are no different for the Indian Himalayan Region. As a consequence, lake levels and catchment areas, both are on the rise. This poses a risk of floods for the habitations adjoining rivers.

People seem to have forgotten that Covid-19 has originated in China, while the impact of virus in China has subsided long ago and the country has returned to normalcy. Amid this situation, intelligence agents in America have obtained classified Chinese documents. Authored by 18 experts, the report states that China has been engaged in developing biological weapons to be used in third world war since 6 years and that it has started the war through the Covid pandemic.

Few days ago, two devout Hindus travelling on a two-wheeler were attacked with swords by Fanatics, from behind. When I read about this incident it reminded me of how Afzal Khan had tried to backstab Shivaji Maharaj.

While the world struggles to contain the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, scientists are warning of another one which is likely to come from a yeast-like fungus.

Ageing signs include increasing cases of dam failures, progressively increasing costs of dam repair and maintenance, increasing reservoir sedimentation, and loss of a dam’s functionality and effectiveness. As per the report published by the United Nations, by the year 2050 majority of the world’s population will be living in the area of ​​influence of such old dams.

Rising sea levels threaten to disrupt flights at hundreds of airports around the world, according to a new study. It also said that sea levels could be 8.2 feet higher in 2100 than in 2000.

Thousands of birds died in the Italian capital of Rome due to the firecrackers lit during New Year celebrations. Similarly, India too has witnessed birds dying suddenly in several states.

After studying the migration induced by climatic and weather changes in five Asian countries – Bharat, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Srilanka and the displacement and migration thereof it has been declared that till 2050 more then 6 crore will be rendered homeless and migrants.