Archive · 12 Nov 2025
India Gears Up for COP30 Amidst Red Fort Blast Investigation and Climate Concerns
Scientists at a big meeting called COP30 are worried because the Earth is losing ice very fast, like in Antarctica and Greenland.
They want everyone to stop polluting so much to help save the ice and protect people.
In India, police are investigating a loud blast near the Red Fort in Delhi and have arrested several people.
They are also looking into a terror group and have arrested a preacher.
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court made a decision about a past murder case called the Nithari case.
In other world news, the U.S. military has been taking action against boats suspected of carrying drugs in the Caribbean.
The Dominican Republic had a big power outage, and Taiwan is facing floods and rescues due to a typhoon.
Delhi is also dealing with very bad air pollution, with special rules in place.
Scientists at COP30 urge aggressive action on emissions to address rapid cryosphere ice loss.
CCTV footage shows cars igniting in a blast near Delhi's Red Fort, with seven arrests made.
A Haryana preacher, Maulvi Ishtiyaq, was detained by J&K Police in connection with a terror module.
The Supreme Court set aside the conviction of Surendra Koli in the final Nithari case.
The US is conducting strikes on alleged drug-carrying boats in the Caribbean, and the Dominican Republic is recovering from a blackout.
Taiwan is experiencing floods and evacuations due to Typhoon Fung-wong, while Delhi's air quality remains 'severe'.
- Who
- Scientists at COP30, Jammu and Kashmir Police, Haryana preacher Maulvi Ishtiyaq, Trump administration, US military, Dominican Electricity Transmission Company, Taiwanese soldiers, Delhi Police, Supreme Court, Nithari case families, Muslim bodies, Bihar political parties (NDA, Mahagathbandhan)
- What
- Scientists are calling for urgent action on emissions at COP30 due to rapid ice melt. Investigations are ongoing into a blast near Delhi's Red Fort, with arrests made. A preacher was detained in connection with a terror network. The Supreme Court made a ruling on the Nithari case. The US conducted strikes against drug boats, and the Dominican Republic experienced a major power outage. Taiwan is dealing with floods from Typhoon Fung-wong, and Delhi's air quality is severe.
- When
- November 12, 2025
- Where
- COP30 (Brazil), Antarctica, Greenland, Delhi (India), Faridabad (India), Srinagar (India), United States, Caribbean, Dominican Republic, Taiwan, West Bank, Bihar (India)
- Why
- Scientists are urging action to combat climate change and its impact on the cryosphere. Security forces are investigating the Red Fort blast to prevent future incidents. The detention of the preacher is part of an anti-terror operation. The Supreme Court's ruling addresses legal proceedings in the Nithari case. US strikes aim to disrupt drug trafficking. The power outage in the Dominican Republic was due to system failures. Typhoon Fung-wong caused natural disaster conditions in Taiwan. Delhi's severe air quality has led to pollution control measures.
Poll Exit Polls
Opposition
Bihar Election Projections
Poll Exit Polls
Exit polls unanimously projected the NDA coalition, led by the BJP and JD(U), to secure well above the majority mark of 122 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly.
Opposition
The RJD-led Mahagathbandhan was estimated to win around 100 seats or fewer.
- Date of Updates
- November 12, 2025
- COP30 Focus
- Aggressive action on emissions to save the cryosphere
- Hektoria Glacier Status
- Lost half its ice in two months
- Delhi Red Fort Blast Investigation
- CCTV footage shows cars igniting; seven people arrested so far.
- White-collar Terror Network Arrest
- Preacher Maulvi Ishtiyaq detained in Srinagar for alleged links to a Faridabad university terror network.
- Nithari Case Ruling
- Supreme Court sets aside Surendra Koli’s conviction in the final Nithari case.
- US Actions in Caribbean
- Trump administration conducting strikes against alleged drug-carrying boats.
- Dominican Republic Blackout
- Full power outage caused by cascading failures in generation and transmission.
- Typhoon Fung-wong Impact
- Brought floods to Taiwan, necessitating thousands of evacuations.
- Delhi AQI Level
- Remains 'severe' under GRAP Stage 3 restrictions.
Sources
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