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OpinionWhy A Tiny Country Like Armenia Is Buying Billions In Indian Arms
Armenia has signed defence contracts worth nearly $2 billion with India since 2020. -
World-newsAmid Flood, Nepal Minister Talks About 'Action-Oriented' 'Rockstar' PM Shah
Speaking at the NDTV World Anviksha Summit in Kathmandu, Khanal described Shah as an action-oriented prime minister who wants fast results from his cabinet. -
World-newsHow A Nepali Labourer Survived The Flood Because Of A Mango Tree
The torrent swept him downstream amid mud and debris, but "luckily I was stuck up in a mango tree", he said. "Had there been no mango tree, I would have been washed away to death." -
OffbeatFresh Graduate Spots Rs 30 Lakh Error On Day One, Saves Firm From Major Loss
An employer details how a new business school graduate spotted a Rs 30 Lakh calculation error on his first day at work, saving a key client relationship and proving the value of encouraging young workers to speak up. -
OffbeatIndian Food Has Broken My Taste Buds, Says US Snack Detective In Viral Video
He said discovering Indian food five years ago ruined other cuisines for him, citing dishes like pani puri, chicken vindaloo and gobi manchurian for their flavour and 47 spices. -
OffbeatWoman Quits Over Cigarette Smoke At Workplace, Internet Debates Decision
She also explained that she had tried to adjust to the smell of cigarettes but eventually found it impossible to continue working in such an environment. -
World-newsNepal And India Share Narayani-Gandak River And Flood Risk That Comes With It
In Nepal, it is Narayani, and by the time it reaches India, the river is called Gandak. It is the same river that flows from Nepal into India. -
World-newsLIVE: Nepal Flood Death Count Rises To Over 350, Hundreds Of Indians Missing
Nepal Flash Floods Live Updates: Sudden flash floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district cause destruction and trigger rescue efforts -
India-news"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. -
FeatureHe Quit His Comfortable US Job For Farming. Now Earns Rs 600 Crore A Year
After working as a software professional, he decided to leave the corporate world behind and chose to enter farming full-time. -
OffbeatWomen Sing And Clap Loudly Inside Moving Train, Railway Staff Intervenes
The video, shared on X by user Siddharth, shows a group of women gathered together inside the train coach, singing, clapping and cheering as they celebrate. -
World-newsIndian-Origin US Couple On Kailash Yatra Goes Missing In Nepal Flash Floods
Deepak and Madhu Ahuja were last seen in Saga, Tibet, where they met with Sadhguru alongside their Yatra group before departing south toward the Nepalese border. -
India-news2 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. -
World-news"So-Called Gen Z Is The Largest Number In RSS": BJP Vice Chief Ram Madhav
The BJP Vice President urged that one needs to exercise caution when referring to Gen Z, suggesting that it is not a monolith. -
World-news359 Dead In Nepal Flash Floods, Search Continues For Survivors
Nepalese officials said that the flood rushed downstream after hitting the main market area of the district and devoured people, animals, buildings and public infrastructure on its way. -
India-newsTop 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. -
India-newsEx-Union Minister Mukul Roy's Daughter-In-Law Missing In Flood-Hit Nepal
Sarmistha Bhowmik Roy, who lives in North 24 Parganas district, has had no contact with her husband since the night of August 25. -
World-newsDid China's Geological Disaster Dam Cause Floods In Nepal? Beijing Replies
Voices in Nepal have questioned that even when the border facilities at the Rasuwagadhi-Gyirong crossing and Gyirong port were hit, warnings could have been issued to save lives downstream. -
India-newsVisa Rejected, Bengal Woman Returns Home. Her Group Goes Missing In Nepal
Had her Chinese visa been granted, she would have been among the 33 people from the state who had planned to travel to the Himalayan country as part of the pilgrimage. -
World-news288 Indians Missing After Nepal Floods, 21 Rescued, Says Centre
For now, 288 Indians remain uncontactable, 21 have been rescued, and efforts are continuing to locate and assist the remaining Indian nationals affected by the disaster.
