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2 Assam Men Missing After Nepal Flash Floods, Families Seek Help
According to officials, the two had travelled to Nepal around two weeks ago in search of work and were employed at a hydroelectric project near the Trishuli River.
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Inside Sonia Gandhi's 'Belonging': The 3 Flashpoints In Memoir Publishing Row
Penguin Random House India has not shared details, saying it needed to "fact check", but Congress sources have said parts that came up during the manuscript stage related mainly to China, RSS, Modi's leadership and policies
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On Kailash Yatra, UK Couple With Kolkata Roots Missing In Flood-Hit Nepal
Anal Kar (56) and his wife Sanjukta Kar (50) reached Kathmandu from New Delhi on August 18 and were last traced to Timure, near the Nepal-Tibet border.
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Ramdev's Peace Offer, Kangana Ranaut's 'Brother' Reply On Raksha Bandhan
Ramdev's fight with the actor-politician began last week with his reaction to the latter's "Gutter generation" slur for Gen Z protesters.
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Raksha Bandhan Rush Triggers Massive Traffic Jam On Delhi Roads
The Delhi Metro also saw a heavy rush of passengers as people went out to celebrate Rakhi over the long weekend.
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Nursing Student Found Hanging From Ceiling Fan In Hostel Room In UP
Munshiganj SHO Brijesh Singh said the deceased's family had been informed and the body was sent for post-mortem examination.
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In Tears, B Nagendra Quits Karnataka Cabinet, Second Time Over Same Corruption Scandal
Main Opposition BJP underlined the alleged irregularities of Rs 89 crore in the Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation, an issue that has long haunted Narendra
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Rotten Food, Pests: Notices To Delhi's JW Marriott, Andaz Hotels That'll Host BRICS Forum Guests
At Andaz Delhi by Hyatt, 87 kg of expired sweets were found; at JW Marriott in Aerocity, hygiene standards were severely compromised across the property, FSSAI said.
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"Feel Safe Because Of Them": Jammu Girls Tie Rakhis To Paramilitary Jawans
"It is our way of saying - while you protect the borders of the country, we as sisters stand with you," said Ritika, a student.
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India Highlights Nepal's "Request" After Kathmandu Says No To Foreign Help
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday that, on Nepal's "request", India is also preparing additional humanitarian assistance, including medical support, engineering teams and equipment to help restore damaged infrastructure.
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Census Asks 40 Questions. Why Number 10 Is A Battleground | NDTV Explains
The caste question is a fill-in-the-blank for everyone other than SCs and STs. But there's a case for making it a dropdown with set options. Let's decode the history and math behind the politics.
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ISRO Seeks To Make Comeback With Hawkeye Satellite Launch On September 4
The mission carries EOS 5, earlier known as GISAT 1A, a satellite designed to provide India with a continuous bird's eye view of the nation from an extraordinary height of nearly 36,000 kilometres above Earth.
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Family Planned Birthday Bash For Him. Day Earlier, He Went Missing In Nepal
Bhavin Rawal was on a Kailash-Mansarovar trip. The family hasn't heard from him since the flash floods, which have left hundreds missing, including 320 Indians.
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"Deeply Saddened": PM Modi Condoles Death Of Norway's King Harald V
King Harald V, who was Europe's oldest monarch, has died. He was 89.
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Ladakh To Get J&K High Court Bench After President Murmu's Approval
Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena welcomed the promulgation, stating that the notification was issued within seven days of the Union Cabinet's decision.
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India Working With Nepal Army To Find Missing Tourists After Floods: Envoy
Naveen Srivastava, the Indian ambassador to Nepal, said that 63 Indians working on the Trishuli 1 power project had been rescued on Thursday.
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Road Built 3 Months Ago For Rs 18 Crore Caves In, Truck Gets Stuck
A road built for Rs 18 crore under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana has developed a massive crater barely three months after its construction, raising questions over the quality of the work.
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Exclusive | Farooq Abdullah Dared, He Accepted: Rebel Aga Ruhullah To Resign As Srinagar MP
Aga Ruhulla told NDTV that he will resign as MP from Srinagar on November 3, the 26th death anniversary of his father Aga Syed Mehdi, who was killed by terrorists
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Assam Man Missing In Nepal Flash Floods As Death Count Rises To 547
According to officials, he had returned to his accommodation after completing a night shift and was asleep when the flood struck.
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Opinion | Why India's Bureaucrats Have Learnt That Doing 'Nothing' Is Safer
India's bureaucracy has perfected a peculiar survival strategy: make a decision, you may be punished; make none, and you are usually safe.
