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just now (309+ words) The Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) has announced the appointment of Graham Moss as its new co-ordinator. Mr Moss takes over from Mark Diggins, of Aviemore, who is stepping down from the role after 16 years of leading the team. The Scottish Avalanche Information Service, funded and operated by sportscotland, provides free daily avalanche hazard forecasts throughout the winter season for six key mountain areas. It is relied on by climbers, skiers, and mountaineers across Scotland for essential avalanche and mountain condition reports, to help inform decision making. The appointment of Mr Moss recognises his wealth of experience. He has served as a senior forecaster with SAIS for the past 35 winters, predominantly in the Lochaber area including Ben Neivs, Scotland's highest and busiest mountain. Mr Moss becomes the third person to hold this position, following in the footsteps of Mr Diggins…...

just now (373+ words) The inquest is investigating whether Joel Cauchi's mental health was properly managed and if chances to detect his deterioration were missed. Joel Cauchi, 40, was experiencing acute psychotic symptoms when he killed six people and injured 10 others, including a nine-month-old baby, inside Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre Dawn Singleton, 25, Ashlee Good, 38, Jade Young, 47, Pikria Darchia, 55, Yixuan Cheng, 27 and security guard Faraz Tahir, 30, all died in the 13 April 2024 attack Cauchi had been successfully treated for schizophrenia since he was a teenager, but he was weaned off anti-psychotic medication and fell through the cracks before the incident Andrea Boros-Lavack, who treated Cauchi for eight years, initially gave evidence he did not have chronic schizophrenia and he was not unwell at the time of the attack "I honestly believe, that is my opinion, that it was nothing to do with psychosis," Boros-Lavack…...

1+ min ago (173+ words) TEHRAN -- In over two months, Tehran saw only an hour's rain last Monday, nowhere near enough to budge levels in the reservoirs of the parched country Iranians pray for rain as households struggle with water shortage Tehran saw only 1 hour's downpour in 2 months, as government blames agriculture Facing severe drought, a man in Tehran fills up a water tank. (West Asia News Agency via Reuters) TEHRAN -- In over two months, Tehran saw only an hour's rain last Monday, nowhere near enough to budge levels in the reservoirs of the parched country where water cuts have become another daily struggle. Finnish startup turns Asia river plastic waste into building boards India's tea yield fall highlights climate threat to price, production Chinese air purifier sales rise in India as clean air becomes a luxury India's flood response exposes cracks in system, experts…...

2+ min ago (1454+ words) The North East Ambulance Service is gearing up for its busiest time of year Winter is the busiest period for the NHS, with the flu season, an increase in respiratory conditions, and colder weather all adding to the challenges facing the health service. Frontline staff across the North East and Cumbria tell us how they are getting ready for increased demand. James Atkinson used to be a steelworker on Teesside. Now, he's facing quite a different challenge. It is his second winter as a paramedic and says the season brings a whole range of different problems. "We'll still get our normal jobs. But there's the additional challenge of cold and flu season, respiratory conditions and driving on the road in snow and ice." This will be James Atkinson's second winter as a qualified paramedic He says it is something paramedics…...

2+ min ago (107+ words) We pooled money for a drone with the guys and are looking for where to buy it cheaper. I went to Avito, and there is a damn warehouse of these drones, just a hangar of several thousand square meters, millions of listings across the country. Damn it, here the guys are risking their lives, sending them food via drones, and I won't even mention personal hygiene products. And you bastards, fucking whores, try to make money, I have no strength or patience to watch this shit anymore. Everyone will get what they deserve I hope this reaches conscious sellers and you write to us in the bot...

2+ min ago (384+ words) 25 November,2025 01:45 PM IST |" Mumbai "|" mid-day online correspondent The Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) has urged the State Election Commission (SEC) to extend by 15 days the deadline for filing objections and suggestions to the draft voter lists for the Maharashtra local body elections. The draft rolls were published on November 20, and the current deadline for submitting objections is November 27. In a joint letter to the SEC, Maharashtra Congress president Harshavardhan Sapkal, Leader of the Legislature Party Vijay Wadettiwar, and Legislative Council group leader Satej (Bunty) Patil said the seven-day window was "extremely short" and insufficient for citizens and political parties to scrutinise the lists. The leaders said several municipal corporations had not properly divided the draft lists ward-wise. They also claimed that numerous voters' names had been shifted from their residential areas to other locations, resulting in widespread discrepancies. According to…...

2+ min ago (394+ words) 25 November,2025 04:29 PM IST |" Mumbai "|" mid-day online correspondent NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule. Filepic Sharad Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP SP) MP and national working president Supriya Sule on Tuesday wrote to the Maharashtra State Election Commissioner, alleging that several aspirants in the upcoming local body polls are being pressured to withdraw from the fray by "vested interests" to ensure unopposed victories. As reported by news agency PTI, Supriya Sule has also flagged a "worrying trend" wherein candidates are getting elected unopposed in the run-up to elections after their challengers are being forced out of the contest through "threat, pressure, and coercion". The NCP (SP) MP further raised these allegations days after Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan claimed that 100 councillors of the ruling party were elected unopposed in municipal councils and nagar panchayats across the state in the run-up to local…...

2+ min ago (335+ words) Government data shows that the value of fish exports from Gujarat has surged from Rs 625 crore in 2001 to more than Rs 6,000 crore in 2023-24, an almost tenfold increase that underscores the state's rising prominence in India's marine economy. Also Read | Sanchar Saathi Helps Recover over 50,000 Lost and Stolen Mobile Handsets Across India in October 2025:Department of Telecommunications. With India's longest 2,340 km coastline, Gujarat has strengthened its position as the country's second-largest marine fish producer, achieving an average output of 8.56 lakh metric tonnes over the past four years. The Dholai Port along the Ambika River in Navsari has become a major centre of this growth. Built in 1995 and operated by the Department of Fisheries since 2007, the port now witnesses the arrival of hundreds of boats every day, reflecting the expanding scale of marine activity in the region. Also Read | Tamil Nadu To…...

2+ min ago (45+ words) The park is globally known as the last natural refuge of the Sangai, Manipur's state animal. Often referred the dancing deer, the Sangai moves in elegant, careful steps because each stride is taken on floating ground that dips slightly under its weight. (Image: Instagram)...

3+ min ago (383+ words) If You Target Me, I'll Shake India': Mamata Banerjee Plans Nationwide Yatra Against SIR West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said the BJP would lose the upcoming state assembly elections and announced she would embark on a nationwide yatra against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). The Trinamool Congress chief also predicted that the BJP would be ousted from power at the Centre in 2029. Read more Flight Ops Smooth Across India': Govt Says No Cause For Concern Amid Ethiopia Ash Cloud Scare India's aviation ministry on Tuesday said flight operations across the country remain "smooth and stable" despite precautionary rerouting triggered by volcanic ash drifting from Ethiopia, assuring passengers that there is "no cause for concern." Read more Children Among 10 Killed As Pakistan Strikes Multiple Provinces Of Afghanistan Nearly 10 casualties were reported after Pakistan carried out a series of…...