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How climate change is altering bird migration |

How climate change is altering bird migration Migratory birds cover great distances to feed and breed, sometimes crossing continents and oceans in record time. Are they being impacted by rising global temperatures?Every spring, cranes, herons, geese and many other bird species migrate long distances to their breeding groundsBirds have always been a source of inspiration…

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‘Operation Sindoor remains active, normal relations with Pakistan cannot resume’ | India News

Chief of the Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi chairs meeting. (ANI) NEW DELHI: A day after ceasefire was declared between India and Pakistan, reports suggested that Operation Sindoor was still active. ANI quoting sources said that “Operation Sindoor remains active, signifying a new reality that the world and Pakistan must acknowledge. Normal relations cannot resume.”Earlier…

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‘Ricky stepped out of the flight’: IPL teams hopeful to have full squads for remainder of tournament | Cricket News

Punjab Kings’ captain Shreyas Iyer with coach Ricky Ponting during a training session. (PTI Photo) The India-Pakistan conflict has triggered a mixed response from overseas players in the IPL, creating uncertainty about their return for the rest of the tournament. While some coaches, like Ricky Ponting, are staying put, a significant number of players, spooked…

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‘Roar of Indian forces reached all the way to Rawalpindi’: Rajnath Singh hails ‘Operation Sindoor’ | India News

NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday proclaimed that ‘Operation Sindoor‘ had sent a thunderous message deep into Pakistan, saying that “roar of Indian forces reached all the way to Rawalpindi”, the nerve centre of the Pakistani military establishment.Speaking at the virtual inauguration of the BrahMos Aerospace Integration and Testing Facility in Lucknow, Singh…

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Operation Sindoor: Jaish HQ in Pakistan’s Bahawalpur hit hardest with most potent weapons, says report | India News

NEW DELHI: Jaish-e-Mohammed‘s headquarters in Pakistan’s Bahawalpur, the command hub of the ISI-backed terror outfit was blown to bits in India’s precision strikes under ‘Operation Sindoor‘, ANI sources confirmed on Sunday.The strike, carried out nearly 100 kilometres deep inside mainland Pakistan, was described by sources as the most powerful of ‘Operation Sindoor’, involving India’s most…

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