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Questions Over Closing Glacier Research Facilities Amid Himalayan Threat
Billions of people ultimately depend on water originating in Himalayan snow and ice. At the same time, they are increasingly exposed to hazards emerging from a rapidly changing cryosphere
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Delhi Plans 500-Metre Underpass Near Mayur Vihar To Ease Traffic
The Delhi Public Works Department (PWD) is examining a proposal for a 500-metre underpass near the Crown Plaza traffic signal in Mayur Vihar Phase 1 to ease congestion on the busy Delhi-UP Road.
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"Can No Longer Be Delayed": UN Backs PM Modi's UNSC Reform Push
UN Secretary-General's Spokesperson backed PM Modi's remark that reform of the UN Security Council "can no longer be delayed", saying the current structure with five permanent members no longer reflects the realities of the 21st century and the UN must adapt to the world of 2026.
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Before 9/11, India Was On Osama Bin Laden's Hit List, CIA Documents Reveal
The CIA on Friday released more than 70 presidential intelligence briefs linked to bin Laden, with more than 100 pages of materials, to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Centre in New York City in 2001.
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BRICS Summit 2026 LIVE Updates: BRICS Voices Concern Over Attacks On Civilian Nuclear Facilities
BRICS Summit 2026 LIVE Updates: Discussions at the two-day summit were centred on the theme "Strengthening Cooperation to Promote Fair Competition, including in Renewable Energy Markets", with a primary focus on advancing sustainable energy transitions.
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'India A Great Leader To Organise BRICS': Egyptian AI Expert Praises Summit
As the 18th BRICS Summit continues to draw global acclaim for its meticulous execution and visionary agenda, an international expert has commended India's leadership in steering the multilateral bloc towards cutting-edge technological cooperation.
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Opinion | Building BRICS In New Delhi
For India as the host nation, chairing the summit tests the core tenet of its modern foreign policy: strategic autonomy.
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BRICS Targets Self-Reliance Through Energy, Food, Rare Earths
At a time when sanctions, tariffs and trade restrictions are reshaping global commerce, BRICS is seeking to leverage its growing self-reliance.
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'Optics Of Xi Visiting India Very Important': Ex-Envoy On BRICS Bilateral
The former ambassador to China said the meeting could pave the way for a strong outcome in the future.
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Video: Vijay Flags Off Le Mans Race With Actor-Racer Ajith As Participant
The appearance brought two of Tamil cinema's most prominent figures together at one of Britain's best-known motorsport venues, although in very different roles.
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Iranian President's Daughter Visits PM Museum, BRICS Bazaar In Delhi
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's daughter Zahra Pezeshkian visited the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya (Prime Minister's Museum) and the BRICS Bazaar here on Saturday, experiencing the democratic lega...
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Ladakh Lt Governor Rejects Protected Area Report Over Legal, Security Concerns
The decision affects three protected areas, where local communities have sought recognition of longstanding settlements, traditional rights and clarity over boundaries. Ladakh Lieutenant Governor V...
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Out For Jogging, Techie Dies After Being Hit By Car In Pune
The car was registered under the name of a private company in Pune, police said.
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Manoj Jarange To March To Mumbai, Begin Hunger Strike On September 19
The protesters would cover around 100 kilometres each day before reaching their designated halting points, Manoj Jarange said, adding the indefinite hunger strike at Azad Maidan in south Mumbai would begin at 10 am on September 19.
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Amit Shah's Mumbai Visit Spans Hindi Conference, Lalbaugcha Raja Darshan
Having arrived in Mumbai on Saturday night, he was also likely to hold a late-night meeting with Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and other BJP leaders to discuss organisational matters.
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On Camera, Man Throws Chilli Powder At Staff, Robs Bank In Nagpur
The accused, identified as Suraj Borker, entered the bank in the evening and began throwing chilli powder at the unsuspecting bank employees.
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Five Killed In Head-On Collision Between Van And Truck In Assam's Sonitpur
Police said the van driver may have lost control of the vehicle before it crossed into the opposite lane. Investigators are also looking into whether excessive speed was a factor.
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'Won't Field Candidate': Trinamool Rebels' Nandigram Offer To Mamata Banerjee
"We also want Mamata Banerjee to come to the assembly," Ritabrata Banerjee said, referring to the bypoll to be held on October 6.
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In Himachal Pradesh, 2.5 Lakh Women To Get Rs 1,500 Each On October 2
The Sukhu government prepares to roll out a women's financial assistance and free electricity scheme for ultra-poor households.
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Gujarat Professor Calls For Ban On All Religious Rituals On University Campus
Citing the landmark 1973 Kesavananda Bharati Supreme Court verdict, which established secularism as part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution, the senior faculty member that state-funded institutions must remain non-religious.
