The Times of India

A deadly flash flood near the NepalTibet border has revived Indias concern over Chinas massive Medog hydropower project on the Yarlung Tsangpo, which becomes the Siang in Arunachal Pradesh and the Brahmaputra further downstream. Initial reports blamed an earthquake, but the US Geological Survey later identified the seismic signal as a landslide linked to a glacial collapse and debris flow. The disaster destroyed roads, bridges and settlements, while hundreds remained missing. Chinas planned Medo

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal provided an update on Indian nationals stranded and uncontactable amid devastating floods in Nepal. According to the MEA, 288 Indian nationals remain uncontactable, including 73 people working at the Trishuli-1 Power Project. Several groups of Indian travellers from Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala and other states are also stranded in different parts of Nepal. Jaiswal said 21 Indian nationals from Tamil Nadu have been rescued, while around 200 people stranded on

Devastating flash floods along the Nepal-China border have left a trail of death and destruction, with hundreds missing. Sadhguru, Manasi Parekh, Sonu Sood, Prabal Gurung and Manisha Koirala have taken to social media to raise alarm, share updates and appeal for help as rescue operations continue.

Veteran actor #AnupamKher expresses concern over the devastation caused by sudden floods in #Nepal. He offers prayers for those who lost their lives and calls for global support for people affected by the disaster. Kher urges everyone to come together and extend help to those facing the aftermath of the floods.

People ran for safety as powerful floodwaters swept through Mailung in Nepals Rasuwa district. Dramatic footage captured the sudden flooding and the rush to escape as roads and bridges collapsed.

An elderly woman trapped by the devastating flash floods in Nepal was rescued in a dramatic operation using an excavator.Water rose 30 feet and at least 160 people were killed, while hundreds of others, including scores of Kailash Mansar-ovar pilgrims from India, remained missing after a flash flood and mudslide of unprecedented scale in Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers tore through a part of Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday morning.

Nepal is grappling with a catastrophic flood that has tragically claimed over 270 lives, leaving more than 800 individuals unaccounted for. Eyewitnesses share chilling tales of survival while facing the relentless rush of water. The floods have wreaked havoc on homes, infrastructure, and agricultural lands, disrupting communities and livelihoods. Furthermore, the disaster poses a significant challenge to the revered pilgrimage route to Kailash Mansarovar.

India's armed forces have repeatedly aided nations facing distress. These missions showcase rapid mobilization and response capabilities. From natural disasters to evacuations, India acts as a first responder. The nation has demonstrated power projection and humanitarian assistance. These operations highlight India's global role and commitment.

Long before trucks climbed Bhote Koshi valley, mule caravans carried rice and other grain from Nepal north to Gyirong, where traders exchanged them for Tibetan salt and wool. Salt, highly valued in Nepals middle hills, travelled farther south towards India. Newar merchant communities also settled in Tibetan trading towns. Nepalese troops later used the route during invasions of Tibet in 1788 and 1791 before Chinese and Tibetan forces counter-attacked in 1792.

A massive flash flood in #Nepals Rasuwa district has washed away villages and infrastructure project sites along the Bhote Koshi River, with authorities warning of possible heavy casualties and property loss.Districts along the Trishuli River basin, including Nuwakot, Dhading, Chitwan and Gorkha, have been urged to remain highly vigilant and move to safe locations as floodwaters continue to pose a threat.

A massive flash flood has devastated Nepals Rasuwa region, with at least eight people dead and 291 foreign nationals reported missing, including 105 Indians, according to the Nepal Tourism Board. The flood surged through the Bhote Koshi River from the Tibet side, affecting Rasuwa, Dhading and Nuwakot. Vehicles, property and settlements were washed away, while at least a dozen hydropower projects were damaged. Officials say the flooding was not caused by local rainfall and are investigating possi

At least eight people died in massive flash floods that struck Nepal on Wednesday. A sudden rise in the Bhotekoshi River caused widespread damage near the China border. Vehicles and property were washed away in the Timure and Syafrubesi market areas. Rescue operations are underway with army personnel deployed to affected regions. The flooding was not caused by rainfall, officials confirmed.

Just over five weeks after making Indian space history, Skyroot Aerospace is going again. The first stage of its second Vikram-1 rocket is already heading to Sriharikota, where it will undergo integration, testing and final launch preparations. On July 18, Vikram-1 became the first privately developed Indian orbital rocket to successfully reach orbit from Indian soiland succeeded on its maiden attempt. It deployed SCOPE and Grahaa into Low Earth Orbit, putting Skyroot among a tiny group of priva

Five years after Galwan, India and China are pushing cautiously towards a more stable relationship. NSA Ajit Doval is in Beijing for the 25th Special Representatives talks with Wang Yi on the unresolved boundary question. Doval has also met Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, with both sides discussing peace along the border and stronger economic, political and multilateral engagement. Then comes September. Reuters reports Xi Jinping is likely to attend the BRICS Summit in New Delhi with roughly 4

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared a video showcasing Indias growing electronics manufacturing capabilities, featuring PCBs, camera modules, speaker modules and other components now being manufactured in the country.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to attend the BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12-13 with a delegation of around 400 officials, according to Reuters sources. His possible visit would be his first to India in seven years and comes as New Delhi and Beijing work to stabilise ties after the 2020 Galwan clash. NSA Ajit Doval is currently in Beijing for boundary talks and has met Chinese Vice President Han Zheng. A possible Modi-Xi meeting during BRICS could give fresh momentum to border

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved the transfer of DRDO-developed technologies for all conventional missile systems to eligible Indian defence companies for domestic production. The move aims to accelerate indigenous missile manufacturing, reduce import dependence and expand private industry participation in Indias defence ecosystem. Companies will need to meet applicable qualifications, certifications and regulatory requirements. The initiative is also expected to create opportunities

In a significant diplomatic encounter, National Security Adviser Ajit Doval engaged with Chinese Vice President Han Zheng in Beijing. Their discussions centered on boundary issues to ensure peace, while also enhancing economic and political ties. The leaders are committed to managing differences and promoting long-term bilateral cooperation, following a series of recent high-level discussions between Modi and Xi.

Sri Lanka's stubborn lower order turned a seemingly straightforward day into a gruelling Test for India, leaving the visitors with 12 wickets to take and limited time to force a 2-0 series win.

India sits on roughly 35,000 tonnes of gold over 115% of GDP yet keeps importing more of it every year, draining foreign reserves and pressuring the rupee even as the country chases foreign capital through FDI, FPI and NRI deposits. Is there was way we can make the gold sitting in our lockers work for us?

Indian student applications to US colleges are down 15%. And Washington has proposed a $103,265 fee on new H-1B applications. Add to that US Vice President JD Vance's renewed call for American companies to hire and train Americans; the US is changing the equation for Indian talent. But there is a warning from inside Washington too. US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi says companies have two choices: onshore the talent or offshore the work. America still needs highly skilled workers, while Indian

Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced questions over the reported secret operation that moved President Donald Trump between aircraft during his departure from Turkey. The operation, reportedly prompted by an Iranian threat, involved Trump secretly leaving the older Air Force One via a catering vehicle before boarding a smaller Air Force C-32A.