Life in Tel Aviv, Israel has been heavily disrupted due to ongoing conflict over the past two weeks. Frequent sirens force residents and workers to rush into fortified safety rooms known as Mamad, built inside homes and commercial buildings. These reinforced shelters have heavy blast doors and air-filtration systems that provide oxygen and ventilation during emergencies. An Indian resident explained that while daily life is impacted, Israel’s strong safety infrastructure helps people feel relatively secure during missile alerts.
Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk Released After 6 Months Of Detention
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was released from Jodhpur Central Jail on Saturday after the Union government decided to revoke his detention with immediate effect. The decision was taken by exercising…
