What is the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 that Trump wants to use in deportations?

President Trump plans to invoke the Alien Enemies Act to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, citing foreign drug cartels as a potential "invasion." The 1798 act allows the president to deport individuals posing national security risks during wartime. Historically, it has been used for detentions in past conflicts, though its definition of "invasion" raises legal and constitutional questions.

Iran condemns Donald Trump's Gaza relocation proposal as ethnic cleansing

Iran condemned President Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, labeling it as "ethnic cleansing." Iranian officials urged the international community to support Palestinian self-determination instead of promoting such ideas. The remarks follow Trump?s controversial suggestions to "clean out" Gaza, which Iran views as a colonial erasure of Palestinian identity, emphasizing that no external party can dictate the region's future.

AAP's Manish Sisodia accuses BJP of 'hooliganism' ahead of Delhi election

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Manish Sisodia accused the BJP of using threats and hooliganism ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections. He asserted that voters will respond by re-electing Arvind Kejriwal as Chief Minister. AAP's Kejriwal also alleged BJP's misuse of the Delhi Police and deceitful tactics to manipulate voters, predicting a significant defeat for the BJP.

At least 19 killed, over a dozen injured in car bomb explosion in Syria

A car bomb exploded near Manbij, Syria, on Monday, killing 19 people, mostly women, and injuring over a dozen others. This was the seventh such attack in the area in a month, highlighting ongoing violence amid tensions between Turkish-backed factions and Kurdish-led forces. Local efforts to enhance security include increased vigilance and surveillance measures.

Maha Kumbh: Over 12.5 million devotees participate in final snan on Basant Panchami

Over 12.5 million devotees participated in the final Shahi Snan of Mahakumbh on Basant Panchami, with 6.2 million taking a holy dip by 8 am. The total count since the event began has surpassed 350 million, with expectations of reaching 500 million. The festival, ongoing until February 26, showcases immense faith and spiritual significance.

PM Modi criticises AAP for prioritising image over students' futures in Delhi

During a student interaction, Prime Minister Modi criticized the AAP government for allegedly prioritizing its image over students' futures, claiming it restricts advancement beyond class nine based on performance. He promised a "new spring of development" in Delhi, pledging welfare initiatives for slum residents and support for auto drivers and domestic workers, ahead of the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.

Moscow bombing targets pro-Russian leader; 1 killed, 4 injured

A bomb exploded in the lobby of a luxury Moscow apartment building on Monday, killing one and injuring four. The attack targeted Armen Sarkisyan, a pro-Russian paramilitary leader accused of aiding Russia in Ukraine. Authorities deemed it an assassination attempt, with Sarkisyan reported in critical condition. Investigations are ongoing to identify those responsible for the attack.

Arvind Kejriwal accuses BJP of conspiracy ahead of Delhi assembly election

Aam Aadmi Party's Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of conspiring to manipulate the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, alleging misuse of police and voter deception. He claimed the BJP faces imminent defeat, while BJP candidates predicted significant victories. The election is set for February 5, with results announced on February 8.

BY Vijayendra confident about continuing as Karnataka BJP President amid internal rift

Karnataka BJP chief BY Vijayendra expressed confidence in continuing his leadership amid internal party rifts. He acknowledged previous damage caused by factional disputes but believes that the party's internal democracy will prevail. Vijayendra faces opposition from a faction led by Yatnal and Jarkiholi, who are critical of his leadership and plan to challenge him in upcoming state presidential polls.

Hong Kong's economic growth slows to 2.5% in 2024

Hong Kong's economic growth slowed to 2.5% in 2024, down from 3.2% in 2023, as residents increasingly spend in Shenzhen for cheaper goods and services. Private consumption fell 0.6%, while exports and government spending grew. The government anticipates continued growth in 2025 despite external uncertainties, including potential trade wars and high interest rates affecting local consumption.

Pope Francis decries deaths of children in global conflicts

Pope Francis condemned the deaths of children in global conflicts during a Vatican summit, emphasizing that "nothing is worth the life of a child." He criticized the ongoing violence in Gaza and Ukraine, urging global leaders to prioritize children's rights and reject the normalization of such tragedies. He also highlighted the plight of undocumented children at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Weight loss coach shares 5 dinner ideas to shed PCOS belly fat while enjoying the foods we love

Dipika shared five dinner recipes for people who want to enjoy the foods they love, but are keen to shed the extra belly fat. “If you want to drop that stubborn PCOS belly fat while still enjoying the foods you love allowing you to maintain your progress for life,” she wrote.

SC seeks forensic report on alleged leaked audio of Manipur CM

The Supreme Court has ordered the Central Forensic Science Laboratory to investigate leaked audio tapes allegedly featuring Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who is accused of instigating ethnic violence in the state. The court will decide whether it or the Manipur high court should handle the case, while a report is due within a month.

Movement of 22 flights affected due to dense fog at Kolkata airport

Dense fog at Kolkata airport on Monday disrupted the movement of 22 flights, leading to delays for six arrivals and 16 departures. Low Visibility Procedures were in effect from 1:21 am to 8:45 am. Despite challenges, 33 arriving and 44 departing flights managed operations using advanced navigation systems. This follows previous delays caused by fog over the past few days.

Greece: Emergency crews deployed in Santorini following 200 undersea earthquakes

Schools in Santorini were closed and emergency measures implemented due to increased seismic activity, with over 200 undersea earthquakes recorded in three days. Authorities emphasized these are precautionary steps as experts warn of a potential larger seismic event. Residents and tourists are urged to avoid large gatherings, and hotels are advised to drain pools to mitigate earthquake damage risks.