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September 13, 2025

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Top 5 fish found in Karachi waters

Karachi, with its coastline along the Arab Sea, hosts a wide variety of marine life that supports both commercial fishing and entertainment bread. Among the many species, some stand out for their ecological role, unique characteristics or popularity between local fishing communities. Here are five notable fish found in the ocean waters of Karachi as described by Fishbase.se. 1. Marlin Marlins is one of the fastest and most powerful fish in the ocean, known for their elongated bodies and sharp accounts that look like a spear. Although they are not usually near the coast, they are an exciting target for

September 3, 2025

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Gravity Rainfall North India, Yamuna River violates Delhi risk

Extensive floods have hit several parts of northern India, officials said, with more thunderstorms forecast for Wednesday, as local media reported that 10,000 people were evacuated by the river in the capital Delhi. The monsoon era in India was particularly intense this year, killing at least 130 people in August only in northern India, wiping the villages and destroying the infrastructure. The last round of flood has hit the northern part of India illegally occupied Jammos and Kashmir (Iiojk), Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Punjab, where the rivers Chenab and Tawi have increased above the risk sign at various points. I

At least 32 dead as flood waters recede in central Texas

A drone projection shows flooded houses, after torrential rains that released floods along the Guadalupe River in San Angelo, Texas, USA, June 4 2025. – Reuters The number of flood deaths in Central Texas increased to 32 of 27, Sheriff County Larry Leitha said at a press conference on Saturday. “We have recovered some additional bodies … There are 32 dead. 18 of them are adults and 14 are children,” he said. Rescuers continued a frantic search for survivors, including dozens still missing from the Summer Girls’ camp. Sheriff’s office in Kerr County in Texas said 800 people had been

Indian Prime Minister Modi is committed to stopping Waters Key in Pakistan

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures during a meeting of St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (Spief), Russia ..- Reuters/File Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that the water from India that once flows to the border would stop, days after the suspension of a basic water Treaty with Pakistan. “India’s water was staying out, now it will flow for India,” Modi said in a speech in New Delhi. “India’s water will stop for India’s interests and use for India.” Pakistan has warned that violation of its rivers would be considered a “act of war”. Modi did not specifically mention

September 11, 2024

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Nestlé waters agrees to pay €2m French fine

Nestlé Waters has agreed to pay a $2.2 million fine to resolve criminal complaints in France related to its natural mineral water production. The settlement, approved Tuesday by a judge in Epinal, eastern France, ends two separate investigations focused on illegal drilling practices and misleading consumers about the company’s water products. As part of the public interest litigation agreement, Nestlé Waters Supply Est (NWSE), a unit of Nestlé SA, will also fund a $1.22 million ecological restoration project to repair environmental damage caused by its operations. In addition, the company will pay about $552,000 in restitution to various environmental associations,

China and the Philippines agree on a temporary plan to supply the disputed waters

The Philippines and China have “reached an agreement on a provisional agreement” on resupply missions to a floating warship in the South China Sea, according to a statement from Manila’s foreign ministry on Sunday. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) did not disclose details of the agreement regarding supply missions to the Sierra Madre, a ship stationed at Second Thomas Shoal. The DFA stressed that this development followed “frank and constructive discussions” between the two countries during the Bilateral Consultation Mechanism earlier this month. “Both sides continue to recognize the need to de-escalate the situation in the South China Sea

July 19, 2024

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Turkey will send naval support to Somali waters for oil and gas exploration

ANCHOR: Turkey is set to boost its naval presence in Somali waters after an agreement between the two nations for Ankara to send an exploration vessel off the coast of Somalia to find oil and gas. President Tayyip Erdogan submitted a proposal to the Turkish parliament late Friday, seeking permission to deploy Turkish military forces, including naval support, in Somali territorial waters, state-run Anadolu news agency reported. The development follows the Turkish Energy Ministry’s announcement that an exploration vessel will be dispatched later this year as part of a hydrocarbon cooperation agreement. The deal, signed Thursday in Istanbul, grants Turkey

Rare gray whale resurfaces in Atlantic waters after 200-year disappearance

Gray whale spotted by New England Aquarium aerial survey team off Nantucket Island A gray whale has been spotted off the coast of Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, USA. — X/@NEAQ A gray whale, thought to have been extinct in the Atlantic Ocean for more than 200 years, recently reappeared off the coast of Nantucket Island, Massachusetts in an incredibly rare event. ABC News mentionted. The New England Aquarium’s aerial survey team announced last week’s rare sighting in a recent press release, noting that gray whales are “mainly seen” in the North Pacific Ocean and disappeared from the Atlantic by the 18th

February 13, 2024

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Roger Waters lends support to Imran Khan

In a surprising turn of events, Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters has endorsed Imran Khan on Instagram, along with a montage of the PTI founder and World Cup-winning cricket captain. The post was captioned, “A note to Pakistan’s military rulers and their Masters in Washington: My name is Roger Waters. I am an English musician and passionate supporter of fair play. What you are doing in Pakistan is not cricket.” The musician continued: “Imran Khan must be released immediately from his false imprisonment so that he can lead his party PTI to new fair and transparent elections so that Pakistan

December 12, 2023

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The organizers of the Paris Olympics are sailing in troubled waters

PARIS: With less than eight months to go before the Paris Olympics, organizers and the French government are entering an awkward period in which rifts in preparations are straining relations. The main areas of concern are environmental issues surrounding the Tahiti surf spot, the safety of the unprecedented opening ceremony on the Seine, the efficiency of public transport in the Paris region and, of course, the shadow of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The anger and frustration that has blanketed commuter travel in Paris over the past 18 months has spilled over into the political arena. In mid-November, the city’s Socialist

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