Critical Atlantic Ocean current system is showing early signs of collapse, prompting warning from scientists
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CNN
Critical Atlantic Ocean current system is showing early signs of collapse, prompting warning from scientists
A crucial system of ocean currents may already be on course to collapse with devastating implications for sea level rise global weather โ leading temperatures to plunge dramatically in some regions and rise in others.
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Antarctica has gained ice mass for the first time in decades, reversing a long-term trend of lossing ice and temporarily offsetting sea-level rise. Between 2021 and 2023, the Antarctic Ice Sheet (AIS) gained approximately 108 gigatons of ice per year, a significant turnaround from the previous decade where it was losing ice at a rate of 142 gigatons per year. This mass gain was particularly notable in four East Antarctic glacier basins that had previously been losing ice.๏ปฟ
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Business Today
From loss to surprise gain: After decades of melting, East Antarcticaโs key glaciers show rare recovery - BusinessToday
Between 2021 and 2023, the Antarctic Ice Sheet gained mass โ for the first time in decades. This anomaly, driven by unusual precipitation patterns, is reshaping how scientists understand the icy continentโs role in the climate crisis
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We welcome Indiaโs Candidacy to host COP 33 in 2028
โ BRICS JOINT STATEMENT
#Geopolitics #Climate
โ BRICS JOINT STATEMENT
#Geopolitics #Climate
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The Times of India
La Niรฑa likely by year-end, may bring colder winter in India: Experts | Pune News - The Times of India
Meteorologists are warning of a potential La Niรฑa return later this year, which could significantly impact global weather patterns. For India, this co
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๐ฎ๐ณ๐ค๐ฌ๐ง INDIA-UK JOINT STATEMENT
KEY POINTS :-
TRADE
1. Both leaders looked forward to the ratification of the IndiaโUK Comprehensive Economic and #Trade Agreement (CETA) as early as possible to realise its benefits.
2. The Prime Ministers welcomed the resetting of the Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) which will support the governance and utilisation of the CETA and drive forward our wider trade and investment partnership.
3. Opportunities for investment in both countries in the focus sectors of construction, infrastructure and clean energy, advanced manufacturing, #Defence, #Education, #Sport, #Culture, financial and professional business services, #Science, Technology and innovation, consumer goods and food.
Technology and Innovation
4. Building on the landmark Technology Security Initiative (TSI) โ
(1) IndiaโUK Connectivity and Innovation Centre, a joint hub focused on developing AI Native Network for 6G, Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs), and Cyber Security for Telecoms.
(2) IndiaโUK Joint Centre for #AI, advancing responsible and trustworthy AI across #Health, #Climate, #Fintech, and Engineering Biology.
(3) India-UK Critical #Minerals Processing and Collaboration to build concrete partnerships which strengthen and diversify Critical Mineral supply chains and deliver investment and growth in both nations. They also announced Phase 2 of the UK-India Critical Minerals Supply Chain Observatory to expand Mineral coverage.
5. India-UK continues to work together to advance Biotechnology with Strategic partnerships being signed between institutions of both countries.
Defence and Security
6. Both countries to expand Bilateral exchanges between the Armed forces of India and UK through Joint Exercises, Training and Capacity building and to build a robust #Maritime security collaboration in the Indo-Pacific, including establishment of the Regional Maritime Security Centre of Excellence (RMSCE) under the Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative (IPOI).
7. An arrangement that will see Indian Air Force Qualified Flying Instructors integrated into UK Royal Air Force training, alongside an agreement that will facilitate our strong training and education relationship.
8. India-UK Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) on cooperation in developing Maritime Electric propulsion systems for Indian Naval platforms.
9. Agreement to proceed via G2G route on an initial supply of Lightweight Multirole Missile (LMM) Systems to India.
10. Counter Radicalisation and Violent extremism; combat financing of terrorism and the cross-border movements of Terrorists, prevent exploitation of new and emerging technologies for terrorist purposes; enhance cooperation in information sharing, Judicial Co-operation, Capacity building; and strengthen Bilateral and Multilateral Co-operation in these spheres, including at UN and FATF.
Climate and Energy
11. Reaffirmed the importance of collaboration to achieve Net-Zero goals. India-UK Climate Finance Initiative to enable scaling up of Climate finance, unlocking #GreenEnergy Growth. A new joint investment in the Climate Tech Start-up Fund was announced.
12. The Leaders welcomed the establishment of Offshore Wind Taskforce.They reiterated their intent to explore possibilities for working together through the Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA).
Education, Culture and People to People
13. Opening of Campuses of Nine leading UK Universities in India.
Regional and Multilateral Cooperation
14. Shared commitment to Global peace and a rules-based International Order, promoting reformed Multilateralism, including reform of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). UK supports Indiaโs legitimate aspirations for permanent membership in the UNSC.
15. Expressed support for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine ; peace and stability in the Middle East, calling for a 2 State Solution between Israel & Palestine
#Geopolitics #Economy
KEY POINTS :-
TRADE
1. Both leaders looked forward to the ratification of the IndiaโUK Comprehensive Economic and #Trade Agreement (CETA) as early as possible to realise its benefits.
2. The Prime Ministers welcomed the resetting of the Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) which will support the governance and utilisation of the CETA and drive forward our wider trade and investment partnership.
3. Opportunities for investment in both countries in the focus sectors of construction, infrastructure and clean energy, advanced manufacturing, #Defence, #Education, #Sport, #Culture, financial and professional business services, #Science, Technology and innovation, consumer goods and food.
Technology and Innovation
4. Building on the landmark Technology Security Initiative (TSI) โ
(1) IndiaโUK Connectivity and Innovation Centre, a joint hub focused on developing AI Native Network for 6G, Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs), and Cyber Security for Telecoms.
(2) IndiaโUK Joint Centre for #AI, advancing responsible and trustworthy AI across #Health, #Climate, #Fintech, and Engineering Biology.
(3) India-UK Critical #Minerals Processing and Collaboration to build concrete partnerships which strengthen and diversify Critical Mineral supply chains and deliver investment and growth in both nations. They also announced Phase 2 of the UK-India Critical Minerals Supply Chain Observatory to expand Mineral coverage.
5. India-UK continues to work together to advance Biotechnology with Strategic partnerships being signed between institutions of both countries.
Defence and Security
6. Both countries to expand Bilateral exchanges between the Armed forces of India and UK through Joint Exercises, Training and Capacity building and to build a robust #Maritime security collaboration in the Indo-Pacific, including establishment of the Regional Maritime Security Centre of Excellence (RMSCE) under the Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative (IPOI).
7. An arrangement that will see Indian Air Force Qualified Flying Instructors integrated into UK Royal Air Force training, alongside an agreement that will facilitate our strong training and education relationship.
8. India-UK Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) on cooperation in developing Maritime Electric propulsion systems for Indian Naval platforms.
9. Agreement to proceed via G2G route on an initial supply of Lightweight Multirole Missile (LMM) Systems to India.
10. Counter Radicalisation and Violent extremism; combat financing of terrorism and the cross-border movements of Terrorists, prevent exploitation of new and emerging technologies for terrorist purposes; enhance cooperation in information sharing, Judicial Co-operation, Capacity building; and strengthen Bilateral and Multilateral Co-operation in these spheres, including at UN and FATF.
Climate and Energy
11. Reaffirmed the importance of collaboration to achieve Net-Zero goals. India-UK Climate Finance Initiative to enable scaling up of Climate finance, unlocking #GreenEnergy Growth. A new joint investment in the Climate Tech Start-up Fund was announced.
12. The Leaders welcomed the establishment of Offshore Wind Taskforce.They reiterated their intent to explore possibilities for working together through the Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA).
Education, Culture and People to People
13. Opening of Campuses of Nine leading UK Universities in India.
Regional and Multilateral Cooperation
14. Shared commitment to Global peace and a rules-based International Order, promoting reformed Multilateralism, including reform of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). UK supports Indiaโs legitimate aspirations for permanent membership in the UNSC.
15. Expressed support for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine ; peace and stability in the Middle East, calling for a 2 State Solution between Israel & Palestine
#Geopolitics #Economy
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๐ฎ๐ณ๐ค๐จ๐ฆ INDIA - CANADA JOINT STATEMENT
1. India & Canada to take Calibrated Measures to restore stability in the Relationship and to pursue a Constructive and Balanced Partnership
2. Advancing India & Canada Security Cooperation and Agreement to continue discussions on Security and Law Enforcement Cooperation.
3. Ministers recognized that in the ongoing Global Economic uncertainty and rising Geopolitical tensions, a strong and Resilient India-Canada Bilateral Relationship is essential.
4. Growing Opportunities in Goods, Services, and #Investment, both sides agreed in #Trade Cooperation :
(1) Ministerial-level discussions on Bilateral Trade and Investment
(2) Resuming the IndiaโCanada CEO Forum in early 2026
5. Recognizing their shared Vision of a Sustainable Future and addressing #Climate Change, Biodiversity loss and Pollution
6. Acknowledging #Energy transformation, both sides reaffirmed :
(1) Re-establish the CanadaโIndia Ministerial Energy Dialogue (CIMED)
(2) Promote Two-Way trade for LNG & LPG and investment in #Oil and #Gas Exploration & Production
(3) Collaborate on sustainable low-carbon fuels and technologies such as Green Hydrogen, Biofuels, Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) and Electric Mobility #GreenEnergy
(4) Exchange Best Practices on Electricity System Management to enhance Grid safety
(5) Discussions in civil nuclear cooperation in support of clean energy transitions
(6) Discussions between Indiaโs Department of Atomic Energy and Canadian Uranium suppliers, from the standpoint of existing and proposed new #Mines
(7) First Critical #Minerals Annual Dialogue in Toronto in March 2026
7. Both sides agreed to deepen collaboration in S&T including #AI, and Digital Infrastructure:
(1) Relaunch the Joint Science and Technology Cooperation Committee (JSTCC)
(2) Canadian AI companies and researchers to participate in Indiaโs forthcoming AI Impact Summit from Feb 2026
8. Deepening collaboration in the Agricultural Sector to promote Food security, enhance Trade and Productivity
9. Strengthen Cooperation in #Education, #Tourism, Cultural exchange
10. Expand Collaboration on Global issues, to ensure more effective and inclusive Multilateral Institutions
#Geopolitics
1. India & Canada to take Calibrated Measures to restore stability in the Relationship and to pursue a Constructive and Balanced Partnership
2. Advancing India & Canada Security Cooperation and Agreement to continue discussions on Security and Law Enforcement Cooperation.
3. Ministers recognized that in the ongoing Global Economic uncertainty and rising Geopolitical tensions, a strong and Resilient India-Canada Bilateral Relationship is essential.
4. Growing Opportunities in Goods, Services, and #Investment, both sides agreed in #Trade Cooperation :
(1) Ministerial-level discussions on Bilateral Trade and Investment
(2) Resuming the IndiaโCanada CEO Forum in early 2026
5. Recognizing their shared Vision of a Sustainable Future and addressing #Climate Change, Biodiversity loss and Pollution
6. Acknowledging #Energy transformation, both sides reaffirmed :
(1) Re-establish the CanadaโIndia Ministerial Energy Dialogue (CIMED)
(2) Promote Two-Way trade for LNG & LPG and investment in #Oil and #Gas Exploration & Production
(3) Collaborate on sustainable low-carbon fuels and technologies such as Green Hydrogen, Biofuels, Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) and Electric Mobility #GreenEnergy
(4) Exchange Best Practices on Electricity System Management to enhance Grid safety
(5) Discussions in civil nuclear cooperation in support of clean energy transitions
(6) Discussions between Indiaโs Department of Atomic Energy and Canadian Uranium suppliers, from the standpoint of existing and proposed new #Mines
(7) First Critical #Minerals Annual Dialogue in Toronto in March 2026
7. Both sides agreed to deepen collaboration in S&T including #AI, and Digital Infrastructure:
(1) Relaunch the Joint Science and Technology Cooperation Committee (JSTCC)
(2) Canadian AI companies and researchers to participate in Indiaโs forthcoming AI Impact Summit from Feb 2026
8. Deepening collaboration in the Agricultural Sector to promote Food security, enhance Trade and Productivity
9. Strengthen Cooperation in #Education, #Tourism, Cultural exchange
10. Expand Collaboration on Global issues, to ensure more effective and inclusive Multilateral Institutions
#Geopolitics
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Another West Disturbance to hit Northern India from May 12-15.
WD is the major reason why Heatwaves have not hit Northern India in May so far at it's potential
#Climate
WD is the major reason why Heatwaves have not hit Northern India in May so far at it's potential
#Climate
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SW Monsoon to hit Andaman & Nicobar Islands Chain by May 16 : IMD #Climate
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El Niรฑo is emerging even faster than expected in the Pacific Ocean and odds are increasing that it could become historically strong โ a rare "Super" El Niรฑo โ by Fall ๐ or Winter 2026 #Climate
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Indian Development News ๐ฎ๐ณ
SW Monsoon to hit Andaman & Nicobar Islands Chain by May 16 : IMD #Climate
SW Monsoon have reached Andaman & Nicobar Chain Islands #Climate
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India is set to witness Nautapa, the most intense phase of summer heat, from May 25 to June 2. Stay safe!
#Climate
#Climate
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Indian Development News ๐ฎ๐ณ
India is set to witness Nautapa, the most intense phase of summer heat, from May 25 to June 2. Stay safe! #Climate
Good news for North & East India... A massive Western Distrubance (WD) will hit India from May 29 - June 3 bringing Rainfall
#Climate
#Climate
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Indian Development News ๐ฎ๐ณ
Good news for North & East India... A massive Western Distrubance (WD) will hit India from May 29 - June 3 bringing Rainfall #Climate
Another Western Disturbance(WD) is likely to hit North India from June 11-15 #Climate
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๐จ IMD announces onset of El-Nino which will severely (-ve) impact Monsoon Rains in India
In it's June 2026 ENSO and Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) Bulletin, the IMD said that warming sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific have crossed the threshold required for El Nino conditions #Climate
In it's June 2026 ENSO and Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) Bulletin, the IMD said that warming sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific have crossed the threshold required for El Nino conditions #Climate
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An El Nino year, a Forecast of below-normal rain and UP was potentially heading with a Huge Monsoon Deficit. But retreating monsoon changes the dynamics and the seasonal deficit turns 2% Surplus.
In the last 48 hours, UP received 19 times its normal rainfall for the period.
Note โ The Great Indian Monsoon has once again delivered without fail
#Climate
In the last 48 hours, UP received 19 times its normal rainfall for the period.
Note โ The Great Indian Monsoon has once again delivered without fail
#Climate
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