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Kamareddy Cheruvu Overflowing. Kamareddy town and surrounding villages have recorded nearly 300 mm of rainfall since yesterday, leading to widespread flooding. Numerous lakes, streams, and rivulets in the region are overflowing. Both the Manjeera and Manair rivers are in spate. With the Upper Manair Dam already at full capacity, significant inflows are now expected into the Lower and Mid Manair Dams. Video - Balu Bingi

Official documents reveal how the UK Government is actively funding geoengineering experiments, including plans to modify the atmosphere over Scotland and design space-based sun-dimming technologies. Following a Freedom of Information request tip-off sent by a member of the audience, I reviewed internal proposals and funding records in detail. Here is what they show: - The government’s “Exploring Climate Cooling” programme is funding aircraft-based Cirrus Cloud Modification to achieve a measurable global cooling effect. - The project is structured in phases. Phase 3 involves releasing engineered seeding particles from aircraft over the Scottish Highlands, likely operating from Stornoway. - No environmental impact assessment has been completed. ARIA confirms that no public consultation has taken place. - A second project, the Planetary Sunshade Baseline Survey, explores orbital solar radiation modification using asteroid dust, diffractive materials, and satellite reflectors stationed at SEL1. - Researchers are using CESM and GeoMIP modelling to simulate global impacts, including ozone layer disruption and risks to ocean chemistry. ARIA confirms the programme is 100% taxpayer-funded and denies any involvement from Bill Gates or related foundations, signalling reputational sensitivity around solar geoengineering. This marks a shift from theoretical modelling to real-world atmospheric intervention, with no public awareness or parliamentary debate.