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Why Nepal Is So Vulnerable: Glacial Lakes, And A Himalaya That Moves Constantly
The August 26 inland tsunami was not an accident of weather. It sat at the intersection of processes that make Nepal one of the most hazard-exposed countries.
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Cross-Border Drug Cartel Busted In J&K, Heroin Worth Crores Seized
The NCB has seized 5.16 kg of high-grade heroin worth crores and arrested its mastermind and two traffickers.
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Key Mountain Development Institute Warns Of Second Flood In Nepal
Scientists have warned that a blockage remains lodged upstream near the Nepal-China border and could unleash a second surge of floodwaters in the area hit by flash floods on Wednesday
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4th Suspect Linked To Pak-Backed Handler Arrested In Assam
Fazal Islam Barbhuiyan, 21, was arrested during a joint operation by the Special Task Force and Hailakandi Police.
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Viral Video Shows Assam Teacher On Census Duty With 2 Children By Her Side
A video shared by teacher Rumi Deka shows her children accompanying her while she carries out her field responsibilities.
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"Won't Decide Via Media": Chief Justice On Allegations Against Rajasthan Judge
Justice Sanjeev Mehta of the SC has asked the CJI to urgently appoint a chief justice from another state to head the Rajasthan High Court, alleging that acting CJ Sanjeev Prakash Sharma has been manipulating case listings.
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77 From Isha Foundation Missing In Nepal, Sadhguru "Ready" To Join Rescue Ops
Visuals showed a massive wave surging in the Gyriong Port area in Tibet and collapsing on the immigration office before crossing into Rasuwa.
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In Tamil Nadu, A Battle Over Proposed Airport Turns A Clash Of Sons-In-Laws
The exchange turned the Parandur debate into an unusual "Mapillai (son in law)" battle, with the political spotlight shifting from the airport project to the family and business associations of political figures.
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Flying To Bhutan To Get Simpler With Air India-Drukair Tie-Up
This arrangement will make it possible for passengers to use Air India to seamlessly travel to Paro via Delhi from across Air India's international network.
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Prosecution Relief Likely For Minister Over Colonel Sofiya Qureshi Remarks
The controversy dates back to May 2025, when Shah, while speaking at a public programme, made remarks referring to Colonel Qureshi in the context of terrorists responsible for the Pahalgam attack.
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Jhooth Ki Goonj: New Website Seeks To "Fact-Check" Rahul Gandhi's Student Outreach Claims
The 'Jhooth Ki Goonj' website claims that out of the 40 statements made by Rahul Gandhi at his four events, 29 were false and 11 were misleading.
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Fisherman Booked For Hunting Gangetic Dolphin in Bihar's Kosi River, Planned to Extract Oil
After some people warned him that he could face legal action, the fisherman allegedly became frightened and abandoned the dolphin near the riverbank before fleeing.
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6 Dead After Car Veers Off Road, Falls In Ditch In J&K's Poonch
The accident took place in Sheldhar area of Surankote and condition of one of the injured, a child, was stated to be critical, officials said.
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In Beijing Talks, India, China Explore 'Early Harvest' Approach On Border Row
The agenda included expanding cooperation, maintaining peace along the border and pushing forward the delimitation process.
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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra: Why It Matters, Routes, And The India Link Amid Missing Pilgrims
The 2026 yatra resumed on a large scale after years of disruption, with thousands of Indians participating through government and private routes.
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Video: 2 Missing After Boat Carrying 21 Overturns In Bihar
The boat belonged to the Water Resources Department (WRD) and capsized at around 2.30 pm while labourers were working on rebuilding the Kajikoraiya-Raghopur embankment.
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Man, Son Die After Inhaling Toxic Gas While Cleaning Well In Chennai
Police said the two men had been hired by Prashanth, a businessman based in Sowcarpet, to clean a well located inside his house.
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"Just Left With Clothes On My Back": Nepal Flash Flood Survivor To NDTV
"There is not even a glass of water to drink. You see the pitcher of drinking water stood there," Deepika told NDTV, pointing to a spot in her courtyard where nothing but mud can be seen.
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Amit Shah To Visit Manipur In October Amid NRC-Census Push
Amit Shah's proposed Manipur visit comes at a politically sensitive moment, with an intensified campaign for updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the Census.
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Indian C-130 Jet Ready To Leave For Nepal Flood Relief Ops, IAF Offers Help
The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has also been put on standby for any relief and rescue mission in the neighbouring country, sources added.
