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US: Flash flood hits Grand Canyon, 20 people missing
A devastating flash flood has hit the Grand Canyon National Park in the United States, leaving up to 20 people missing.
A powerful flash flood tore through Arizona's Grand Canyon on August 29, sending mud, boulders and debris through Bright Angel Canyon. About 15 people may be missing and 62 were evacuated. The flood destroyed footbridges, damaged the park's only water pipeline and reshaped parts of the canyon as more storms threaten the area.
Indian Bank will open 100 new branches, 2500 people will get jobs
Indian Bank has major expansion plans for the current financial year. It is preparing to open approximately 100 new branches, which will provide employment for approximately 2,500 people. Significantly, the bank is now looking to expand its presence in the central and western parts of the country. Indian Bank: In the age of digital banking, [] The post Indian Bank will open 100 new branches, 2500 people will get jobs first appeared on informalnewz .
Spray vinegar around toilet: Why more people are doing it and its benefits
White vinegar has been sitting in kitchen shelves for years, but people are now moving it to the bathroom. Turns out, that plain bottle does a surprisingly solid job around the toilet. Here is why the habit is catching on.
Grand Canyon flash flood forces evacuations, about 15 people feared missing
A major flash flood in the Grand Canyon National Park forced the evacuation of dozens of people after torrents of muddy water swept large boulders, logs, metal structures and other debris into the Colorado River, authorities said.
Nepal floods: Death toll reaches 788 as at least 2,502 people remain missing
Guwahati: The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) said Nepals flood death toll has climbed to 788, while 2,502 people remain missing. A total of 9,435 people have so far been rescued from the flood-affected areas, the authority said. The disaster has also claimed 16 lives on the Chinese side of the border, [] The post Nepal floods: Death toll reaches 788 as at least 2,502 people remain missing appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Grand Canyon flash flood knocks out sole water pipeline, shuts overnight stays; 15 people go missing
A flash flood at the Grand Canyon forced the evacuation of more than 60 people, swept large debris into the Colorado River and knocked out the parks sole water pipeline. Overnight stays have been halted, while officials seek information on 15 people believed missing after flooding at Bright Angel Creek.
Flash flooding in Grand Canyon leaves more than 20 people missing
A search is under way for more than 20 people who may be missing after flash floods tore through Arizonas Grand Canyon. Flash flooding in Grand Canyon leaves more than 20 people missing
15 people may be missing and dozens evacuated as flash flood tears through the Grand Canyon
At least 15 people may be missing after flash flood in Arizona
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh urges people to shun bandhs, blockades
Manipur's Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh has implored the public to engage in peaceful protests instead of bandhs, which he believes create unnecessary challenges for workers and students alike. He noted the encouraging response from New Delhi concerning NRC implementation, stating that such disruptions negatively affect education and financial stability. The government is committed to listening to citizens and aims to resolve issues through open communication.
Manipur CM Khemchand urges people to avoid bandhs amid NRC demand
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Ranchi police detain over 100 people in crackdown on public drinking and hooliganism
Nepal Prime Minister Balen Shah shared a post on X stating that the rescue operation have intensified at the Upper Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project in Nuwakot, Nepal, following the devastating floods and landslides in the region. Nepal's Prime Minister
7 Killed, 24 Missing After Boat With 270 People On Board Overturns In Cyprus
Some 237 people have been rescued, Northern Cyprus Prime Minister Unal Ustel told Turkish state-run TRT news channel. He said a search was underway for another 24 people.
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Six killed as ferry carrying nearly 270 people capsizes off northern Cyprus
At least six people have been killed after a ferry carrying nearly 270 passengers and crew capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus on Sunday (August 30), reports AP citing Turkish media reports. More than 172 people have been rescued, Prime Minister of Northern Cyprus Unal Ustel told Turkish state-run TRT news channel.
Major Challenge in Nepal Flood Relief: Rescuing People Trapped in Tunnels, Says Rajan Bhattarai
Kathmandu, August 30: Relief and rescue operations are ongoing in Nepal following severe floods and landslides. According to Rajan Bhattarai, a former foreign policy advisor to ex-Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, the biggest challenge for rescue teams is saving individuals trapped in tunnels. In an exclusive interview, he mentioned efforts to safely evacuate people from ... Read more Major Challenge in Nepal Flood Relief: Rescuing People Trapped in Tunnels, Says Rajan Bhattarai
Put aluminium foil inside kitchen drawers: Why more people do it and its benefits
Lining kitchen drawers with aluminium foil is a simple, zero-cost habit that protects wood from moisture, reduces cleaning effort, prevents scratches, and even reflects light inside dark drawers. Backed by material science and easy to do in seconds, it is one of the most practical kitchen maintenance tricks going around.
Drugs worth 3,253 crore seized, 26,500 people nabbed in Assam since 2021: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said huge quantities of narcotic substances originate in Myanmar, and enter Assam through various routes in Mizoram and Manipur for further distribution in the rest of India
Nepal Army Rescues People Trapped in Hydropower Tunnel After Floods
The Nepali Army carried out a rescue operation to evacuate people trapped inside a hydropower tunnel following devastating floods and landslides in Nepals Himalayan region.
People who regularly use third-person self-talk may be using a surprisingly sophisticated psychological strategy without realizing it.By referring to themselves by name or as he or she, they can create a small mental distance between the person experiencing an emotion and the person reflecting on it.
Israeli strike kills two people including a 3-year-old boy, Gaza medics say
An Israeli airstrike in central Gaza killed two Palestinians, including a three-year-old child, and wounded several others, according to Gaza health officials.
Psychology says people who recognize friends by their footsteps may have highly tuned social memory
Recognizing a friend by the sound of their footsteps is a small example of a broader psychological ability: the brain can build detailed representations of familiar people using information from multiple sensory cues. The rhythm of their steps, the sound of their movement and subtle patterns in the way they walk can all become familiar signals that help the brain identify who is approaching.
Altaf Bukhari asks Mirwaiz to come forward, guide people on what needs to be done
Zimbabwe: 27 people killed in head-on collision
A tragic road accident occurred in central Zimbabwe on Friday, killing at least 27 people.
Chitrakoot flood 'broke all records': MP CM Yadav; focus on safe return of affected people
Chitrakoot flood 'broke all records': MP CM Yadav; focus on safe return of affected people
Eight people from Assam safely rescued from Nepal after flash flood: Himanta
Eight individuals from Assam have been rescued from Nepal after devastating flash floods struck the country. These rescued persons are currently being brought back to Assam and are expected home soon. The state government is actively working to locate and safely return other missing people. Earlier reports indicated ten people from Assam were missing following the natural disaster.
Search continues for boat 'in distress' in Channel as two people still missing
Two of the five crew members on board are still unaccounted for, the coastguard says.
IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns, says true power comes not from any post but people
Lucknow IAS officer Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch officer, announced her resignation from the service on Sunday, bringing an end to The post IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns, says true power comes not from any post but people appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Manoj Bajpayee addresses Samay Raina's Bihari joke, asks people not to take offence
Manoj Bajpayee addresses Samay Rainas Bihari joke asks people not to take offence
Eleven people from Assam have been reported missing in Nepal following devastating flash floods
Eleven people from Assam are missing in Nepal following devastating flash floods. Five stranded individuals have confirmed their safety and are receiving assistance. The state government established an emergency help desk in New Delhi for families. These flash floods were triggered by a glacial collapse near the Nepal-Tibet border. Efforts are ongoing to locate and ensure the safe return of all missing persons.
Dynastic politics kept Srinagar people trapped in decades of suffering: Bukhari
SRINAGAR:Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Saturday said that the people of Srinagar city have endured decades of neglect and political exploitation, particularly since 1990. He accused the ruling NC of deceiving the people with false promises during the 2024 Assembly elections. He made these remarks today while addressing an event at the []
The 10 p.m. Dinner Is a Spanish Tradition. Are People Giving It Up?
There are signs that Spaniards are eating earlier in the evening. Experts say it could make for a healthier country, but not everyone is ready to part with the custom.
Modi Highlights Aspirations of Uzbek People at Yangi Uzbekistan Monument
Tashkent, August 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Saturday that the Yangi Uzbekistan Monument symbolizes the aspirations and progress of the Uzbek people. In a post on the social media platform X, PM Modi wrote, After landing in Tashkent, I paid tribute at the Yangi Uzbekistan Monument alongside President Mirziyoyev. The monument reflects the ... Read more Modi Highlights Aspirations of Uzbek People at Yangi Uzbekistan Monument
Power Tariff Hike: Omar Government Adds to the Burden of the People of Jammu & Kashmir
ADV SUNIL SETHI The decision to increase electricity tariffs in Jammu & Kashmir at a time when ordinary families are already struggling with the rising cost of living is deeply disappointing. More importantly, it raises a fundamental question of political accountability: what happened to the promises made to the people before the Assembly elections? The Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved an average tariff increase of 6.83 per cent, applicable from September 1, 2026. For metered domestic consumers, the rate for consumption up to 200 units has increased from 2.30 to 2.45 per unit; for 201400 units, from 4.00 to 4.20; and above 400 units, from 4.35 to 4.60 per unit. These figures may appear small when viewed from the comfort of government offices. For an ordinary household, however, every additional financial burden matters. From Promise of Relief to Reality of Higher Bills The National Conference went before the electorate promising 200 units of free electricity. That promise naturally created expectations among families that desperately needed relief. Today, instead of experiencing the promised relief, consumers are confronting increased tariffs. The government may argue that its promise of free electricity and the general electricity tariff are technically separate matters. But politics cannot be reduced to technical explanations. The real question is what an ordinary voter understood when promises of cheaper or free electricity were made. People vote on the basis of promises and the reasonable expectations created by those promises. If financial constraints, distribution losses and the cost of purchasing electricity were realities after the election, they were realities before the election as well. Governments cannot discover economic realities only after obtaining the mandate of the people. Kashmir's Winter Cannot Be Viewed Through Ordinary Consumption Calculations The impact of electricity prices assumes an even greater significance in the Kashmir Valley. For people sitting outside Kashmir, electricity may be regarded primarily as a source of lighting and running household appliances. During Kashmir's severe winter, electricity is intimately connected with survival, warmth and basic human comfort. Temperatures fall below freezing in many areas. Water pipes freeze. Snowfall disrupts normal life. Families depend increasingly upon electric heaters, boilers, geysers, heating blankets and other appliances. The elderly, children and economically weaker families suffer the most. This means that electricity consumption during the harsh winter months cannot simply be treated as discretionary consumption. A Kashmiri family using additional electricity to keep its children or elderly parents warm is not indulging in luxury. It is responding to climatic necessity. And the timing is particularly unfortunate. The revised tariff becomes applicable from September 1 and will remain applicable through the approaching winter until March 31, 2027. The government should therefore ask itself a simple question: Is the period immediately preceding the harsh Kashmir winter the appropriate time to make electricity more expensive for households? Don't Make Consumers Pay for Inefficiency There is undoubtedly a financial problem in the electricity sector. Power has a cost. Distribution companies require revenue, and transmission and distribution losses have historically presented a serious challenge. But the solution cannot perpetually be to transfer the consequences of inefficiency onto honest consumers. The first responsibility of government should be to reduce losses, improve billing and collection, prevent electricity theft, modernise infrastructure and improve the efficiency of distribution companies. A family that pays its electricity bill regularly should not become the easiest source for balancing the books. Before asking consumers to pay more, the government must demonstrate what measurable reduction it has achieved in distribution losses and what administrative reforms it has undertaken to bring down costs. Efficiency must come before additional burden. The Government's Defence Does Not Answer the Political Question Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has defended the increase by arguing that the government never promised that electricity tariffs would remain static and that power continues to be substantially subsidised. That may constitute an administrative defence. It does not answer the political question. The issue is not whether electricity continues to receive subsidy. The issue is whether the government is moving towards the relief that was promised to the electorate or away from it. The people were promised 200 units of free electricity. They are entitled to ask when that promise will translate into meaningful relief in their monthly household budgets. A government cannot seek political credit for promises and subsequently seek refuge behind regulatory calculations when people demand their implementation. BJP Must Stand With the Consumer The Bharatiya Janata Party should unequivocally stand with the ordinary electricity consumer of Jammu & Kashmir. This is not an issue concerning Jammu or Kashmir alone. A shopkeeper in Jammu, a middle-class employee in Kathua, a farmer in the countryside, a pensioner in Srinagar and a family facing the freezing winter in north or south Kashmir all ultimately confront the same question: How much more can the household budget absorb? The BJP should demand that the Omar Abdullah government reconsider the tariff increase, particularly its impact upon domestic consumers, and immediately place before the people a transparent roadmap for fulfilling its electricity-related electoral commitments. Special consideration should also be given to the extraordinary electricity requirements of Kashmir during the winter months. If necessary, the government should explore a targeted winter electricity relief mechanism for vulnerable and middle-income domestic consumers in the Valley rather than allowing climatic necessity to translate into financial punishment. Promises Carry a Moral Obligation Democracy does not end when votes are counted. An electoral promise creates a political and moral obligation. Governments must either implement their promises or candidly explain why they cannot do so. What they cannot reasonably do is promise relief while seeking votes and subsequently impose additional burdens after coming to power. The people of Jammu & Kashmir have endured decades of difficulties. They deserve governance that reduces their burdens rather than adding to them. The BJP must therefore raise its voice firmly, both inside and outside the Legislature, and demand: Withdraw or substantially reconsider the burden of the power tariff hike on domestic consumers. Protect Kashmir's households during the harsh winter. Reduce distribution losses before passing costs to consumers. And, above all, honour the commitments made to the people. Electricity in Jammu & Kashmirparticularly during a Kashmir winteris not merely another commodity. For many families, it is warmth. It is security. It is a basic necessity of life. And a government elected on promises of relief should remember that before making that necessity more expensive. (The Author is the Chief Spokesperson of JK BJP)
Between hope and despair Assam families await news of people missing in Nepal in limbo
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NC bond with people unbreakable: Sagar
Srinagar, Aug 29: Jammu and Kashmir National Conference General Secretary and Khanyar MLA Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar on Saturday said attempts to weaken the party through propaganda and conspiracies would not succeed, asserting that its bond with the people remained strong. Addressing a meeting at the party headquarters at Nawa-e-Subha, Sagar said the National Conference was not merely a political party but a movement rooted in the struggles and sacrifices of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He said the partys strength came from its people and its commitment to its principles, adding that conspirators sinister designs have always been defeated by the power of the people. Sagar said the National Conference had remained associated with the political awakening and democratic struggle of Jammu and Kashmir and had consistently raised its voice for peoples rights. The National Conference is a movement, an ideology and a sentiment. It lives in the hearts of the people, he said. Reiterating the partys demand for restoration of Articles 370 and 35A, Sagar said the NC would continue its democratic and constitutional struggle for the restoration of the political and constitutional rights of the people. He also urged the Centre to restore statehood to Jammu and Kashmir at the earliest, saying an elected government must have adequate powers and resources to govern effectively. Meanwhile, several public delegations met Sagar and apprised him of issues concerning their respective areas. He took up the matters with the concerned authorities and directed prompt action for their redressal.
Most people would sacrifice some life satisfaction in exchange for a more equal society
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Death count reaches 675 in Nepal flash floods, 2,400 people remain missing | Top developments
Amid continuous rescue operation, the death toll from flash floods in Nepal went up to 675 on Saturday, with more bodies being recovered even as more than 2,400 people still remained missing following the disaster....
'We do not want to burden people': Auto, taxi unions oppose CNG hike in Delhi
Quote of the day by Sylvia Plath: Sylvia Plath explored the balance between introspection and understanding others. She believed empathy was crucial for personal growth and creativity. Plath admitted her fascination with individual minds and self-observation. Her works like The Bell Jar remain influential literary pieces.
Haiti gang frees 13 women and children days after raid that killed at least 47 people
A gang in Haiti has freed thirteen hostages, including women and children, following a brutal assault. UNICEF played a crucial role in securing their release from a farming community. This incident in Kenscoff underscores the rampant violence impacting children across Haiti. The region has faced numerous fatalities and displacement due to gang activities, although mass abductions are less frequent and often yield unpredictable results for those abducted.
The COVID-19 lockdowns accidentally created a rare real-world experiment for scientists, as human activity suddenly dropped while roads, buildings and cities remained unchanged. Studies from the US and India found that wildlife responded to the change in human presence in different ways, while researchers also recorded sharp drops in urban noise and seismic activity.
Research suggests that reading on screens and reading on paper may not affect comprehension in exactly the same way. Studies have found a small advantage for paper, particularly when people are reading complex material or working under time pressure. Researchers believe the fixed position of words on a physical page may provide useful spatial and physical cues, while frequent screen-based skimming could encourage a faster, more superficial reading style.
Quote of the day by Richard Attenborough about heroes is a reminder that personal growth needs standards. Without examples of courage, generosity, integrity and perseverance, it can become easy to accept our limitations as permanent. A genuine hero gives us another possibility to consider: a higher standard, a different choice or a stronger sense of responsibility.
Visakhapatnam police arrests 104 people in property offence cases, recovers property worth 47 lakh
Sanjeevani will help tribal people access expert medical care, says Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu
Terming the initiative as a game changer in delivering healthcare services, the Chief Minister promises to equip the 21 PHCs in Alluri Sitharama Raju district with drones to enable transport of medical samples from remote areas to diagnostic centres in Paderu
Congress leader Salman Khurshid on Nepal flood tragedy, 'People of India...'
The devastating floods in Nepal have claimed over 626 lives so far, while rescue operations are underway to find over 1,000 missing people. Congress has now issued a statement on this matter.Congress leader Salman Khurshid spoke on the floods in Nepal.The Congress Party expressed its deepest c...
Five out of 16 people from Assam caught in the Nepal disaster safe
Among the missing are a retired Gauhati University professor, her husband, and a doctor at Nalbari Medical College and Hospital
Research in psychology suggests that reading information aloud can make certain details more memorable than reading them silently. Known as the production effect, the benefit may come from actively saying and hearing the words, while reading aloud may also reduce mind wandering. Studies suggest the effect is stronger for remembering specific information than for improving comprehension.
Over 1 Crore People to Sing National Song Simultaneously Nationwide on September 25
7 Essential Oils People Use for Cold and Congestion: Do They Actually Help?
Essential oils offer several benefits, including relief from seasonal or common colds. However, not every essential oil provides the same benefits. If you are looking for the right oil to fight a cold, here is a detailed guide by an aromatherapist.
New Delhi, Aug 29 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday criticised comedian Samay Raina over his alleged derogatory remarks about Kashmiri Pandits and people of Bihar, saying that certain forces deliberately make controversial statements to gain publicity and become famous. The remarks came after a roast exchange between Samay Raina and comedian Sharon []
These People Will Kill Me: Woman, Child Die After Delivery, Video Surfaces
The hospital says Kalpana was treated according to medical protocol and denies negligence by the doctors. Her family alleges exactly the opposite.
A 2021 University of Tokyo study found that writing information on physical paper can produce stronger brain activity during memory recall than using tablets or smartphones. The findings suggest that sticky notes and handwritten reminders may benefit from the visual, spatial and physical cues around them, effectively making your surroundings part of the memory process.
Nepal Flash Flood: 320 Missing, Around 100 Indian-Origin People Uncontactable
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said 320 people remain uncontactable or missing following the Nepal flash floods. He added that around 100 people of Indian origin, including some who may have travelled for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, also remain uncontactable.
When disaster brings out the best (and worst) in people
When disaster brings out the best and worst in people
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People of Purpose: Ramesh Saran
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Samay Raina in soup again over remarks on people from Bihar and Kashmiri Pandits
Comedian Samay Raina's recent show has drawn criticism for alleged remarks about certain communities. BJP MLA Ram Kadam condemned these statements, calling them publicity stunts. During the episode, Raina also made a joke about Archana Puran Singh's vlogging. Archana responded sharply, stating that abusing is a talent. The show's clips are currently circulating widely on social media platforms.
12 Assam People Remain Untraced In Nepal After Flash Floods, Says Himanta Biswa Sarma
Guwahati, August 29: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has confirmed that details of 12 individuals from the state who remain untraced in Nepal have been established, as rescue agencies continue efforts to locate them following the devastating flash floods. In a statement shared on social media, Sarma said authorities are working to establish communication... The post 12 Assam People Remain Untraced In Nepal After Flash Floods, Says Himanta Biswa Sarma first appeared on Northeast Today .
I couldn't reach Yr Wyddfa's summit because people jumped the queue
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How culture and language shape the way people apologise
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A weight-loss drug is now a food label. People are asking if that's okay
A weightloss drug is now a food label People are asking if thats okay
Hero border cop missing, helped people escape as flood swept away Gyirong port
Hero border cop missing, helped people escape as flood swept away Gyirong port
Climate policy could learn from people who already live within the limits of sufficiency
Tina Nyfors, who recently defended her doctoral thesis at the University of Helsinki, studied sufficiency, a way of living and a principle for organizing society to stay within environmental limits while ensuring that people have enough. Nyfors directs attention to people whose carbon footprint is already in line with sufficiency and refers to them as the sufficiency class. Their way of life has a moderate climate impact yet still meets their needs.
Woman, her daughter held for cheating 350 people of 40 lakh through Deepavali chit fund scheme
Nepal Flood News | On Camera: People Stranded Over Rooftop As Raging Floodwaters Come Crashing
Over 579 people have been killed and around 2,400 are missing after a massive flash flood hit Nepal this week, washing away villages and many project sites in a region bordering Tibet. Earlier, Chinese state media confirmed five deaths, taking the total killed to at least 584. Nepal ordered rescuers searching for survivors of deadly floods to get to safety as it reported a debris dam had burst in Tibet on Friday, bringing risks of new torrents. Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority said 14,829 security personnel have been mobilised for search and rescue operations. So far, 3742 people have been rescued.
Nagendra challenges BJP to face him in peoples court
Claiming that he had been targeted by the Manuvadi BJP, Nagendra appealed to the party to allow him to contest the Ballari Rural constituency again so that he could come clean politically
Nagendras peoples court: A bid to reclaim political ground
By seeking a fresh mandate in Ballari Rural, the Congress MLA appears to be betting on his electoral record and his standing among the Valmiki community to overcome the shadow of the Valmiki Corporation case
Video: Nepal Army rescues stranded people from rooftops and debris after flash flood
Video: Nepal Army rescues stranded people from rooftops and debris after flash flood
Videos show people survive floodwaters on balcony in Nepal
BBC Verify has located several videos from disaster-struck areas of the Trishuli river after deadly floods swept through.
Six people injured after sign falls at Christian festival
Emergency services were called to reports of people in need of medical attention at Wiston Park.
Nepal flash floods: Six people from Assam feared missing, says CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Guwahati: Six people from Assam are feared missing in Nepal, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Friday, as rescue operations continued following flash floods in the country. Speaking to the media, Sarma said the government had received information about six people from Assam who could not be contacted. He said officials were verifying the [] The post Nepal flash floods: Six people from Assam feared missing, says CM Himanta Biswa Sarma appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Bajrang Dal workers thrash people reading Malala's book in Ahmedabad, 3 arrested
Bajrang Dal workers thrash people reading Malalas book in Ahmedabad arrested
TIME published the fourth edition of its TIME100 AI list on August 27, naming 100 people it considers the most influential in artificial intelligence across four categories: Leaders, Innovators, Shapers and Thinkers. Ten Indians and people of Indian origin feature on TIME's 2026 list of the 100 m
People in Punjab fed up with AAP govt, says Haryana CM
Amritsar, Aug 28 (IANS) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Friday said that the people of Punjab are fed up with the Aam Aadmi Party government and have made up their minds for a change. He said the AAP government has ruined Punjab and has even surpassed the previous Congress government in corruption. The []
From Ranchi to Delhi, Raashi Anand founded Lakshyam, creating sustainable pathways for vulnerable communities while impacting over one million lives.
Nepal Flash Flood: Rescue Ops Intensify as People Remain Trapped in Tunnel
Rescue operations have intensified in Nepals Rasuwa district after a catastrophic flash flood left people trapped inside a tunnel. The Nepal Army is leading efforts to locate and evacuate those stranded amid challenging conditions.
Nepal Flash Floods: Bridge Swept Away as People Rush to Safety
Devastating flash floods swept away a bridge in Nepal on August 26, with surging waters causing destruction as people rushed to safety. The terrifying moment was captured on camera.
