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Ex-Minister Mukul Roy's Son Missing In Nepal, Out Of Contact Since Tuesday
His wife Sarmistha Bhowmik Roy, who lives in North 24 Parganas district, said she has had no contact with her husband since the night of August 25.
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Top Law College Cancels Convocation Amid Row Over Chief Justice Invite
The decision comes weeks after the university had informed students that the convocation would be held on September 12.
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"3 Countries, 1 Mountain System": Nepal Leader's Call For Action To India, China
Speaking at the NDTV World Anviksha Summit, a day after flash floods, Lamichhane said the tragedy has shown that the three countries need to work together
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Opinion | Why India Needs Armenia Now More Than Ever
Armenia has signed defence contracts worth nearly $2 billion with India since 2020.
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NDTV 'Anviksha' India-Nepal Dialogue Live Updates: 'Homes, Roads, Bridges Gone, Families Waiting For News,' Says Nepal Ruling Party's Chief On Flash Floods
NDTV World's 'Anviksha' India-Nepal Dialogue Live Updates: The event in Kathmandu focuses on Nepal and its relationship with India.
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'Nearly 300 Indians Among Thousands Reported Missing': Nepal Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal On Floods
He added that the Nepal government has been in constant with embassies of other countries regarding the safety of the foreign nationals reported missing.
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Gone In Seconds: Nagaland Government Building Collapses Due To Landslide
No loss of life has been reported, as the building was already vacated.
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2 Pilots Dead In Training Aircraft Crash In Kanpur
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed condolences to the families of the pilots killed in the accident.
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'Cold Drink Tax': Expert On Why Fanta In UK Has Less Sugar Than In India
A can of Fanta in the UK contains 63 calories while the version sold in India has three times as much sugar.
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"What Melts In Himalayas...": Nepal Minister Flags 'Common Threat' To India
Shisir Khanal said that India, China, Nepal and Bhutan are connected by ecology and will have to keep their differences aside and work together.
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"No Boasting": Shashi Tharoor's Advice To Media As India Sends Help To Nepal
Calling for a change in India's attitude towards Nepal, Tharoor said it is important for New Delhi to treat Nepal as a sovereign, equal country.
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"System Bent, Didn't Break": Shashi Tharoor On India's Gen Z Protest vs Other Countries
At the NDTV World Anviksha Summit, Shashi Tharoor gave a masterclass in political systems in South Asia, the Gen Z protests in the region, and how India is different
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Madhya Pradesh's Snake Census: 50 Species, 16 Bite Hotspots, Race To Map Deadliest Reptiles
Madhya Pradesh has around 50 recorded snake species Nine of them are venomous, including the medically important "Big Four".
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How A Love Story Exposed Key Maharashtra Exam Paper Leak
The investigation revealed that a new question paper was prepared before the exam by illegally removing questions from the question bank prepared by experts and secretly selling it.
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'Was It Man Made?' Gauhati High Court Admits Plea On Deadly Assam Floods
Gauhati High Court admits PIL on Assam floods killing over 100 people in July 2026.
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Haryanvi Singer, YouTuber Ankit Balyan Shot Dead Outside Gym In UP
Ankit Balyan, Haryanvi singer and Youtuber, was shot dead outside a gym in Shamli district.
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Delhi Model, 21, Stabbed To Death Inside Home. Her Gym Trainer Is Accused
The accused, Imran, allegedly attacked her with a knife and fled the spot.
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BJP Eyes Jailed MP Amritpal Singh's Turf, Bets Big on Punjab's Rural Vote
The battle is not simply BJP versus Amritpal Singh on ideology. It is a contest over who gets to define the aspirations and anxieties of rural Punjab.
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Nepal Floods: 32-Member Kolkata Group Among Many From West Bengal Untraceable
Nepal Flash Floods: More than 100 people were killed and over 750, including 133 Indian nationals, remain missing after the flash flood originating in Tibet swept through central Nepal.
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Agonising Wait For News In Tamil Nadu As Nepal Flood Hits Pilgrim Convoy
The pilgrims were travelling in three buses towards Tibet when the region was hit by flash floods
