Daily Inshorts - 23 July 2025

Daily Inshorts - 23 July 2025

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Gazans 'wasting away' as mass starvation spreads, humanitarian groups warn

A joint statement says the Israeli government's "siege" has left aid supplies "totally depleted".

Bryan Kohberger gets four life sentences for murdering Idaho college students

The defendant declined to speak at the hearing, leaving the families of his victims with unanswered questions about his motive.

UK and other countries can be sued over climate change, top UN court rules

The decision from the world's highest court has been welcomed by developing nations at most risk from climate change.

Judge blocks release of Epstein court files

Trump had sought the release of documents after days of sustained pressure from some of his most loyal supporters.

British surgeon who had his legs removed accused of fraud

Neil Hopper, 49, is also accused of encouraging the commission of grievous bodily harm.

Former Trinamool MP Jawhar Sircar demands “answers” for animals missing from Alipore Zoo

Wildlife enthusiasts of the city express concerns over “disappearance” of hundreds of creatures from Kolkata’s famous Alipore Zoo and the e-auction of a part of the zoo land

Andhra Pradesh poised to emerge as a model for other States in agrivoltaics, says NSEF CEO

Combining solar energy with farming can not only provide farmers with an additional source of income but also help them in adapting to changing climate conditions, thereby ensuring sustainable growth in the two sectors, says Subrahmanyam

Rajasthan formulating five-year plan for domestic piped natural gas supply infrastructure

The supply of cooking gas for domestic consumption through underground pipelines is a relatively new concept in Rajasthan

AI Express plane aborts takeoff at Delhi airport due to technical snag

The source said that the pilot decided to abort takeoff as there was a glitch with the screens displaying the speed parameters in the cockpit

More Nagaland bodies brace for influx of people evicted in Assam

The Konyak Students’ Union wants its volunteers to guard the interstate border against possible movement of people