Sanstuti Nath
Sanstuti is a deputy news editor at NDTV. A journalist with over seven years of experience on the desk and in the field, she writes on international relations, global affairs and Indian politics. An IIMC alumna, she also holds a master's degree in English literature from Delhi University. When not chasing news, she would be found doomscrolling.
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"Look Inwards": India Slams Pak Over "Baseless" Karachi Attack Claims
Pakistan has carried out airstrikes on eastern Afghanistan overnight, targeting terrorists in response to the deadly attack, the Pakistani information minister said.
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US, Iran Agree To Halt Fighting "For Now", To Discuss Hormuz Plan In Qatar
The back-and-forth military actions over the weekend have tested the barely 11-day-old fragile initial US-Iran agreement that was supposed to halt hostilities during 60 days of negotiations.
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G7 Summit 2026 LIVE Updates: PM Modi Meets Zelensky On Sidelines
G7 Summit 2026 LIVE Updates: This is India's 13th participation in the G7 as a guest nation and PM Modi's seventh consecutive appearance at the summit.
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Indian Man Opens Savings Account In UAE, Gets Rs 5-Crore Lucky Draw Win
The SIB launched the "Millionaire" campaign -- a savings-linked rewards programme-- in 2025 to encourage customers to build wealth through eligible deposit accounts.
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24-Year-Old Indian Techie Among 11 Skydivers Killed In Missouri Plane Crash
Sai Karthik Varma Datla had a master's degree in computer science from the University of Central Missouri and worked in the healthcare technology sector
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"Nail In Quad's Coffin?" Shashi Tharoor As Trump Reverses 8-Year-Old Decision
Over the years, the command emerged as an important institutional channel for India to expand defence cooperation with the US.
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No Nukes, $300 Billion Fund: What's Inside US-Iran 14-Point Deal
The reported text shows that the terms agreed upon between Washington and Tehran have no concrete solution regarding Iran's nuclear programme apart from a pledge to never produce or obtain a nuclear weapon and openness to further discuss other detail
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US To Give Iran $300 Billion "Reconstruction Fund"? What JD Vance Said
The fund is reportedly designed to give both sides an economic incentive to conclude a final deal. It's a private investment vehicle, not a reconstruction or reparations programme, and will not include any government money or grants
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Iran Took Help From "Senior Psychologists" To Negotiate With Trump: Report
According to the Iranian official, who was not authorised to speak publicly, the psychiatric professionals began assisting Iranian negotiators following the initial round of bilateral talks in Islamabad in April.
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Iran Says Hormuz Passage Won't Have 'Tolls' But 'Fees'. What It Means
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Esmaeil Baghaei, said that Tehran may introduce fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, with the charges tied to security, environmental protection and other maritime services.
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Australian Girl, 9, On Pak Vacation Killed After Cop 'Mistakenly' Shoots Her
A cop, thinking that the robbers were fleeing in the family's vehicle, "mistakenly" fired his gun, resulting in the death of the 9-year-old and injuring her brother and father, police said.
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Dhaka Summons Indian Envoy After Bangladesh PM's Adviser Screened At Delhi Airport
The Bangladeshi leader was travelling to India on a government invitation. He reportedly had a regular Bangladeshi passport with a SAARC visa and was not carrying a diplomatic passport.
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2 Nuke-Delivery Bombers Of Biggest Cold War Enemies Crash On Same Day
The B-52 and Tu-22M3 bombers have remained in service for the US and Russian militaries, respectively, for decades, primarily because no direct successors have been developed that fully replicate their combinations of payload, range, flexibility
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Trump Says Iran 'Agreed' To Never Have Nukes, Rejects $300 Million Fund Claim
Team Trump has not yet explained how his agreement will address Iran's nuclear programme, including who will be in charge of verifying that Iran is in compliance and who will destroy or remove highly enriched uranium believed to be buried under nucle
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Israel's First Reaction On US-Iran Deal Is Not A Good News For Trump's Plan
Katz said Israel won't withdraw from Lebanese territory as the interim deal is pending. He said Tel Aviv plans to stay "indefinitely" in lands it holds in Lebanon, as well as Syria and the Gaza Strip.
