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EnvironmentNHK World2mo ago

New Method Developed to Estimate Arctic Sea Ice Thickness

A research team, including members from Kochi University, has developed a new method to estimate the thickness of Arctic sea ice using satellite observation data. This innovation is expected to improve the accuracy of climate change predictions amidst ongoing global warming.

WorldNHK World3mo ago

Disabled Facility Sanctioned After User Death in Japan

A user died at a support facility for people with disabilities in Shimanto City, Kochi Prefecture, Japan. Kochi Prefecture has imposed an administrative sanction, suspending new user admissions for three months, after confirming staff fed the user naked in a shower room and left them unattended for an extended period.

Culturestraits-times3mo ago

Kochi Highlighted as Trending Travel Destination

The Indian coastal city of Kochi is being highlighted as a trending travel destination for its vibrant art scene, diverse culinary offerings, and rich historical heritage. The city is presented as a place where these elements converge, offering a unique experience for visitors.

HealthNHK World3mo ago

Widespread Temperature Rise in Japan, Storm Warnings for Tohoku and Hokkaido

Japan is experiencing a widespread temperature increase, with some areas in Kochi Prefecture reaching summer-like highs above 30 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, Tohoku and Hokkaido are under storm alert due to a developing low-pressure system, with strong winds expected to cause potential damage and transportation disruptions.

India Hosts Key IONS Maritime Exercise in Kochi
WorldTimes of India4mo ago

India Hosts Key IONS Maritime Exercise in Kochi

India is hosting the IONS IMEX TTX 2026 maritime exercise in Kochi, marking a significant milestone in strengthening regional maritime leadership as India assumes the IONS chairmanship for the 2026–2028 cycle.

Pakistan Rejects India's 'Absurd' Remarks on Cross-Border Actions in Afghanistan
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Pakistan Rejects India's 'Absurd' Remarks on Cross-Border Actions in Afghanistan

Pakistan's Foreign Office has rejected India's statement criticizing its cross-border actions in Afghanistan, labeling it as 'absurd, unwarranted' and 'shamefully hypocritical'. A spokesperson stated that India has long supported terrorist groups operating from Afghan territory.

Kochi Corporation in Kerala faces huge biomedical waste backlog as incinerator capacity is reduced
Environmenthindu5mo ago

Kochi Corporation in Kerala faces huge biomedical waste backlog as incinerator capacity is reduced

One of two incinerators at Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility of KEIL remained shut for 15 days last month. Though the incinerator is back in operation, KEIL has restricted intake to three tonnes a day, down from five tonnes, as it prioritises hospital waste. One of two incinerators at Brahmapuram, with a combined capacity of three tonnes a day, developed a snag during its trial run

PM Modi Praises Om Birla Ahead of No-Confidence Motion
PoliticsBBCcnbcDW+8digi24The IndependenthinduTimes of Indiahindustan-timesindian-expressnaftemporikindtv5mo ago11 sources

PM Modi Praises Om Birla Ahead of No-Confidence Motion

Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Om Birla as an 'excellent Speaker' of the Lok Sabha, praising his impartiality and leadership ahead of a no-confidence motion.

From the ashes, emerges a green idea at Brahmapuram
Environmenthindu6mo ago

From the ashes, emerges a green idea at Brahmapuram

The first Compressed Biogas plant in the State, which converts biodegradable waste into biogas, has become operational at the Brahmapuram garbage treatment yard of the Kochi Corporation. M.P. Praveen meets the engineers and managers of the plant set up by the BPCL Kochi Refinery at the plant site to learn about the facility, which is expected to solve the issue of waste management in the city

TechnologyNHK World1mo ago

Softbank to Begin "Flying Base Station" Drone Trials in Japan

Softbank announced it will begin domestic demonstration experiments of communication services using unmanned aircraft, or "flying base stations," from mid-August. The trials, which include Kochi Prefecture as a candidate site, aim to prepare for scenarios where mobile base stations are rendered unusable by disasters like the Nankai Trough earthquake.