UNEP’s 2025 Methane Report Sounds Alarm on Growing Emissions

The UN Environment Programme (UNEP), together with the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC), has released the Global Methane Status Report 2025, warning that the world is not on track to meet the 2030 methane-reduction goal. Published during COP30, the report highlights that although actions have increased in recent years, they remain far below what is needed to curb global warming effectively.

Assam Begins Special Voter List Revision, D-Voters to Remain Unchanged

Assam has begun a special summary revision of its electoral rolls ahead of the 2026 Assembly Elections, introducing procedural changes while keeping the status of doubtful voters (D-voters) unchanged. Unlike the intensive revision being conducted in other states, Assam’s exercise is more streamlined and tailored to its unique citizenship-verification framework.

Red Fort Attack Raises Fears Over VBIEDs Use

The recent explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort has renewed concerns over the growing use of Vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Devices (VBIEDs)—one of the most destructive tools in urban terrorism. Security agencies warn that the attack highlights vulnerabilities in high-density zones where vehicles form a natural part of everyday movement and surveillance gaps exist.

Government Clears 17 Electronics Manufacturing Projects

The Government of India has approved 17 new electronics component manufacturing projects, marking a major push to strengthen domestic production capacity and reduce reliance on imported parts. The initiative aligns with India’s long-term strategy to become a global hub for electronics manufacturing and enhance participation in international supply chains.

Karnataka Launches KEO, an Affordable AI-Ready Personal Computer

Karnataka has launched KEO, a compact, low-cost, AI-ready personal computer developed in collaboration with KEONICS to strengthen digital inclusion and ensure wider access to computing devices. The initiative comes as the State highlights persistent gaps in computer ownership, with fewer than 10% of Indian households possessing a PC—a barrier that restricts digital learning, skilling, and employment opportunities.