Inside Nepal's flood rescue hub where families search for missing loved ones
Inside Nepals flood rescue hub where families search for missing loved ones
61% of children in India exposed to one more month of heat stress due to climate change: Study
Excess heat disrupts the human body's normal functioning, aggravates underlying diseases, and can lead to serious complications such as heatstroke, dehydration, and organ failure
We looked at 30+ satellite images. This is what Nepal's trail of havoc looks like
We looked at satellite images This is what Nepals trail of havoc looks like
Fight over AI data centers is becoming Australia
In July 2026, more than 200 community members gathered at Mandoon Bilya (Helena River) in Perth
Salman Khan proudly flaunts his colourful rakhis outside sister Alvira's house
Salman Khan proudly flaunts his colourful rakhis outside sister Alviras house
Was Sensexs 2,000-point expiry crash a one-off? Here's what Friday's close hints about CAS
Sensex stayed relatively calm during Fridays closing auction, a day after a 2,000-point plunge during the monthly expiry raised fresh concerns over CAS. The subdued move suggests Thursdays sharp swings may have been an expiry-driven anomaly rather than a persistent issue with the new closing-price mechanism, experts said.
Won't spare: LeT-linked group warns Kashmiri Pandits against reopening old cases
Wont spare LeTlinked group warns Kashmiri Pandits against reopening old cases
India's forex reserves hit record high of $729.33 billion after $12.4 billion weekly jump
India's foreign exchange reserves surged by over twelve billion dollars. This sharp build-up pushed reserves to an unprecedented $729.328 billion. Foreign currency assets and gold reserves significantly drove this latest increase. The country's external buffers are now strengthened against global shocks. These reserves are now higher than both end-March and a year earlier.
Quote of the day by Khalil Gibran remains memorable because it turns a complicated lesson about communication into a vivid natural metaphor. Words may begin as private thoughts, but once released, they can travel in unexpected directions. The modern world has only amplified that reality. Whether through face-to-face conversations or digital platforms, people should recognize that information can move quickly and sometimes permanently. Gibrans quote invites us to pause before revealing what we would regret seeing repeated. Trust others, but also exercise judgment; value openness, but respect privacy; and most importantly, understand that the best way to protect a secret is to think carefully before sending it into the wind.
'Pressure from Delhi': Raut on relaxing Marathi deadline
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut has criticised Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's decision to grant a one-year extension to autorickshaw and taxi drivers to learn Marathi, alleging it was due to 'pressure from Delhi' and a message to BJP's ally Shiv Sena.
Wills, passwords, tricky conversations: What to do now to make your death easier for your family
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Former India cricketer hails Dhruv Jurel after latter's stellar show with the bat in SL series
The Indian team put forth a good showing in the recently concluded two-game Test series against Sri Lanka. The two sides met in the first Test in Galle, and for the second Test, the two sides met in Colombo. India registered a dominant 165-run win in the first Test of the series but ended up drawing the second game.
India's 10-year bond yield scales over 2-month peak ahead of Warsh speech
The Indian bond market experienced notable losses on Friday, with government bond yields climbing to a two-month peak. As investors anticipate key policy hints from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh during his Jackson Hole address, the hawkish tone in the latest RBI minutes has intensified expectations for future monetary policy adjustments. This escalation in yields has enhanced the attractiveness of Indian bonds compared to U.S.
The health and well-being of jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan have once again triggered a political storm in the country. Amid growing criticism of the Pakistan government over his treatment in prison, Khan's...
Gujarat's elderly couple duped of Rs 55.5 lakh in week-long digital arrest scam
Gujarats elderly couple duped of Rs lakh in weeklong digital arrest scam
Mirzapur- The Film: Mohit Malik says Birju will be a 'surprise element' for fans
Mohit Malik opens up about playing Birju Lohar in Mirzapur: The Film, revealing that he underwent an intense physical and psychological transformation for the role. He grew his beard, built a desi physique and immersed himself in the character for months
Treat Imran Khan with dignity: Pat Cummins on ex-Pakistan captain's health concerns
Treat Imran Khan with dignity Pat Cummins on exPakistan captains health concerns
Deeply Saddened: PM Modi Condoles Death Of Norway's King Harald V
King Harald V, who was Europe's oldest monarch, has died. He was 89.
Why India's New Closing Auction Is Agonizing Traders Key Queries Answered
The overhaul was intended to bring India in line with major global markets and reduce the potential for manipulation.
Ladakh To Get J&K High Court Bench After President Murmu's Approval
Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena welcomed the promulgation, stating that the notification was issued within seven days of the Union Cabinet's decision.
Suzlon targets Europe's wind boom with high capacity turbines
Suzlon said Europe is entering a key repowering phase, creating demand for higher-capacity, site-specific turbines
BCCI Dissatisfied With Facilities in Japan, Could Send 'B' Team For Asian Games: Report
The men's cricket tournament is scheduled from September 24 to October 3, while the women's tournament is scheduled from September 17 to 22
Dia Mirza 'had to strip bare' in front of 100 men for song shoot
Actress Dia Mirza recalled how filming the song 'Mujhe Tumse Mohabbat Hai' pushed her out of her comfort zone, especially as she was still learning to accept her own body.
Airtel gains 26.8 lakh mobile users in July, Jio's wireless net adds at 24.4 lakh
During July 2026, the Indian wireless market expanded by 55.38 lakh mobile subscribers; its base surged to 128.79 crore by the end of July, up from 128.23 crore from the previous month
Samsung Galaxy S25 gets cheaper: Here's the latest deal
Samsung Galaxy S gets cheaper Heres the latest deal
Trump used to say he saw a quick end to his Iran war, but 6 months later he claims he's in no hurry
President Donald Trump marks an awkward moment in his second White House term as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran reaches the six-month mark
'Wore camouflaged uniforms': Naga survivor recalls ambush
A survivor of a recent ambush in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, which resulted in the deaths of four Naga civilians, has described the attackers as wearing full camouflage uniforms. Gaikamang Ringkangmai, who sustained a bullet injury, recounted how militants ambushed their vehicle, killing four colleagues. The United Naga Council has accused Kuki militant outfits of involvement, while the Chief Minister has ordered action against the perpetrators.
Jio IPO, Expected To Be India's Biggest Public Issue, Gets SEBI Nod
Jio Platforms is likely to be India's biggest-ever public issue.
India's tyre exports rise 16% in Q1 to 7,700 cr despite global headwinds: ATMA
The US continued to be the single-largest export destination, accounting for 16% of the total export value during the quarter
Jio IPO soon! RIL's telecom arm gets Sebi nod for Rs 37,700 crore offering
Jio Platforms has received Sebi approval for its proposed Rs 37,700 crore IPO, bringing Reliance Industries much-awaited listing closer. The issue could value Jio at nearly Rs 9.5 trillion and become Indias largest IPO. The company plans to use Rs 27,500 crore of proceeds to repay borrowings of Reliance Jio Infocomm.
OPINION | Deluge in Nepal: Is China tinkering with Tibet's ecosystem?
A fresh danger is looming after the deluge that swept away more than 1,500 people on the Nepal-Tibet border. There are fears that a newly formed lake of rising water could burst its banks in Tibet. China has warned there is a high risk that a lake which formed after the recent landslide may breach its banks, causing a second flood downstream.Till today, an estimated 2.5 million cubic metres of water has accumulated at the barrier lake near the Nepal-Tibet border, official Chinese television said.
Lavrov's Bold Defence Of Iran & North Korea; 'Moscow's Closest Allies...'
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has defended Moscow's deepening ties with Iran and North Korea, declaring that countries once branded as outcasts have become Russia's closest allies. Lavrov's remarks come as Russia expands its strategic partnerships with Tehran and Pyongyang amid growing confrontation with the United States and its Western allies. Moscow and Tehran have strengthened military and intelligence cooperation, while North Korea has supplied Russia with ammunition, missiles and troops to support its war in Ukraine. The growing Russia-Iran-North Korea axis has raised alarm in Washington and across Europe, with reports of expanding defence cooperation, intelligence sharing and long-term strategic agreements.
An Indian grandmothers innocent conversation with ChatGPT has gone viral after she was led to believe that the AI voice assistant was a foreign woman who could become her grandsons bride. While many viewers found her warm and genuine reaction adorable, others criticised the prank, saying it was unfair to make fun of an elderly woman who did not understand she was speaking to AI.
'Special Shoutout To Sonal Dinusha': Gambhir Praises Sri Lanka Batters Gritty Knock
Sinhalese Sports Club: India head coach Gautam Gambhir on Friday gave a special shoutout to Sri Lankas breakout batter Sonal Dinusha for his exceptional, match-saving performance for the hosts in the recent second Test at the SSC Ground in Colombo. Gambhir also praised his own side's character and mental toughness following the 1-0 series win. Test cricket needs character, patience and mental toughness thats shown by our boys! Special shoutout to Sonal Dinusha for his exceptional performance! Gambhir posted on his X account on Friday. The left-handed Dinusha single-handedly thwarted India's victory push in the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC), which ended in a draw on Thursday. Despite missing out on full World Test Championship (WTC) points in the final game, India clinched the two-match series 1-0, having won the opening fixture at Galle by 165 runs. Dinusha enjoyed a historic, record-breaking series with the bat by accumulating 420 runs across four innings, including three centuries. Batting at number six, he scored 100 and 84 in the opening Test at Galle International Stadium, followed by 103 in Sri Lanka's first innings in Colombo. After being made to follow on, Sri Lanka found themselves in deep trouble before Dinusha struck another heroic knock an undefeated 133 off 264 balls and take them to a hard-fought draw on Thursday. He also joined forces with Keshara Nuwantha to stitch a 112-run seventh-wicket stand. With that gritty batting performance, Dinusha became the fifth cricketer and the fourth from Sri Lanka to register twin hundreds in a Test match while coming out to bat at number six or lower than that. After being made to follow on, Sri Lanka found themselves in deep trouble before Dinusha struck another heroic knock an undefeated 133 off 264 balls and take them to a hard-fought draw on Thursday. He also joined forces with Keshara Nuwantha to stitch a 112-run seventh-wicket stand. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Hes also the eighth batter to register three centuries in a two-game Test series, the joint-most for any mens batter and just the third for Sri Lanka after de Silva (twice) and Sangakkara. Article Source: IANS
Ravichandran Ashwin questions team India's approach after draw against Sri Lanka in Colombo
The Indian team failed to register a victory as they took on Sri Lanka in the second Test of the series. After a win in the first Test of the series, India hoped for another good showing in the second Test, but Sri Lankas resilience on the fifth day saw the game end in a draw as India won the series 1-0.
The World Health Organization (WHO) urges people to recognise the signs of stress and take time to pause and slow down. Stress can manifest through physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle tension and stomach discomfort. Persistent stress can significantly affect both mental and physical wellbeing. Simple techniques such as deep breathing can help manage rising pressure, while people experiencing overwhelming or persistent symptoms should consider seeking professional support.
Air India Express crew member ties Rakhi to passenger during flight, 'bro-zone' moment goes viral
An Air India Express cabin crew member gave a passenger an unexpected Raksha Bandhan surprise during a flight by tying a Rakhi on his wrist. The light-hearted moment was captured on video and later shared on Instagram by Sudhanshu Kaushik, turning an ordinary flight into a rather unusual festive celebration.
Salman Khan celebrated Raksha Bandhan with his family and was spotted leaving sister Alvira Khan's house after the festivities. The actor was all smiles as he stepped out, but it was the rakhis tied around his wrist that caught everyone's attention.
Roger Federer Heads To Tennis Hall Of Fame And Says He 'Had The Best Time' During His Career
Only after he finished competing did Roger Federer realize how much that impacted his legacy in the sport.
Cummins backs campaign for Imran Khan's dignified treatment
Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins has publicly supported the campaign by former international captains, including Sunil Gavaskar, advocating for jailed Pakistan legend Imran Khan to receive proper medical care and be treated with dignity.
'Couldn't Believe It': Instamart Customer Gets 1 Kg Onions For Rs 1
The customer was so surprised to see 1 kg of onions added to an Instamart order for just Re 1 that they asked the delivery executive if it had been included by mistake.
Gov't sets Rp3 mln aid for disaster-hit Sumatra micro businesses
Jackson Hole 2026: What The Market Will Want To Hear From Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Speech
The Fed has kept its benchmark rate in the 3.50%-3.75% range since December, but the case for another increase has gained traction as inflation remains well above the central bank's 2% target.
Starting upstream: Rethinking how public health supports young people
When GCH assistant professor Rochelle Davidson Mhonde began working with adolescent survivors of sexual violence, she saw the ripple effects of their trauma: depression, anxiety, substance use and other health challenges.
25-year-old man stabbed to death by wife's lover in Pune, locals help catch accused
yearold man stabbed to death by wifes lover in Pune locals help catch accused
Police had humane face during TMC rule, BJP turned it into 'monstrous entity': Mamata
The TMC supremo said she will soon start a tour of the State, and walk the streets if her public meetings aren't allowed
Kriti Sanon takes swipe at 'fashion committee' in new post celebrating Rakhi
Kriti Sanon takes swipe at fashion committee in new post celebrating Rakhi
Nashik: 'Kanda Express' Of 453 Tonnes Of Onions Reaches Delhi To Reduce Prices
The onion, stored at Nashik, will be sold at a subsidised rate of Rs 35 per kg in Delhi-NCR. Some of the stock will also be sent to nearby cities such as Chandigarh, Ludhiana and Jammu
Grieving police officers 'working through pain' to investigate Teesside crash and fire
Footage shows cars being set on fire during an event for one of the young men who died in A66 crash.
Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026: Full Schedule, Squads, Match Timings And Venues
Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026: Full Schedule, Squads, Match Timings And Venues
Nepal PM Balendra Shah and ministers will donate a month's salary to the Disaster Relief Fund after devastating floods in Rasuwa. The cabinet also approved 25,000 MT of DAP fertiliser from India and ordered a relief package for flood-hit people and businesses.
Tagore's thread of unity to booming trade - how Rakhi became Rs 25k cr business
Rupee gains this week as dollar supply surges ahead of deposit window's close
Market participants seek greater clarity from Federal Reserve on its stance towards persistent inflation, policy approach to tackling it, and whether it can soothe concerns amid recent bond-market turbulence
Barrier lake risk 'manageable': China, Nepal resume rescue operations
Rescue operations have resumed downstream after they were briefly suspended, triggered by concerns over rising water from a barrier lake near the Nepal-Tibet border.
Apollo 15's lunar retroreflector continues to aid scientists with precise measurements. This device, left on the Moon in 1971, reflects laser light sent from Earth. Scientists measure the Earth-Moon distance to centimeter-level accuracy using this equipment. These measurements help determine the Moon's orbit and test gravitational theories. This Apollo experiment remains a valuable scientific tool decades after its deployment.
China's World Humanoid Robot Games Offer A Glimpse Into The Future Of Robotics
The second edition of the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing demonstrated that robots are not just improving, but doing so at a stunning pace and becoming increasingly capable of bringing real-life benefits to humans.
Women's Cricket Star Slams Australia For Clearing Anaya Bangar: 'Ridiculous'
Anaya Bangar, who underwent gender-affirming surgery in Thailand earlier this year, expressed relief at being able to return to competitive cricket and revealed she was in the process of finding a club in Australia to resume playing.
22 Rejections, Then Georgetown: A Bihar 19-Year-Old's Rs 3.5 Crore Scholarship
From Bihar with Rs 1,000 to Georgetown Qatar, Adarsh Kumar overcame 22 rejections and won the Global Student Prize along the way.
Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil OTT Releases This Weekend: Anbe Diana To Part-Timers Here's What To Watch
Newton's 3rd Law, KJQ: King Jackie Queen, Angam Attahasam, Lurk and Harudu are among the other releases streaming across popular platforms this weekend.
Govt's Onion Buffer Stock Quality Is Good: Consumer Affairs Secy Khare
Consumer affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare asserts storage with CWC aids shelf life
Baba Vangas alleged predictions have once again drawn attention following the recent devastation in Nepal. However, there are no verified primary sources confirming these specific prophecies. Baba Vanga, a Bulgarian mystic who lived from 1911 to 1996, has long been associated with predictions about major world events, although many claims attributed to her lack contemporaneous documentation or written records.
Opinion: Opinion | Why India's Bureaucrats Have Learnt That Doing 'Nothing' Is Safer
India's bureaucracy has perfected a peculiar survival strategy: make a decision, you may be punished; make none, and you are usually safe.
'Regulations should be tightened': Annamalai slams Yash's film 'Toxic'
Norway's King Harald V dies at 89, ending a reign of reform and resilience
Norway's King Harald V dies at 89, ending a reign of reform and resilience
Opener 'Zero', No. 9 and 10 batsmen 'Hero'; amazing performance in the Sri Lanka series
In the India-Sri Lanka Test series, batsmen at No. 9 and 10 were more successful than the openers. So let's explore this interesting statistic.IND vs SL TestThe two-match Test series between India and Sri Lanka has concluded. Team India won the series 1-0, hosted by Sri Lanka. India won the first Te...
'Kanda Express' carrying 453.65 tonnes of onion from Nashik reaches Delhi amid its rising prices
Amid rising prices of onions in the country, the first 'Kanda Express', a dedicated rail rake carrying about 453.65 tonnes of onion from Nashik in Maharashtra, arrived in Delhi on Friday. This has been done...
Inside Borussia Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park: 100,000 Litres Of Beer, A Prison And The Yellow Wall
During NDTV's trip to Germany for the Franz Beckenbauer Super Cup, some fascinating stories emerged from the venue of the match, Signal Iduna Park.
FM Sitharaman highlights India's investor-friendly policies, tax certainty, ongoing reforms
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted India's investor-friendly policies, greater tax certainty and ongoing reforms while urging Canadian businesses and institutional investors to explore new opportunities and partnerships across sectors.
Karnataka Dy CM admits he wanted to be CM, but has accepted high command's decision
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister G. Parameshwara acknowledged that he had wanted to become Chief Minister and confirmed that former CM Siddaramaiah had proposed his name to the Congress high command.
Raksha Bandhan 2026: Manasi Joshi Roy recalls Sharman's gift from first earnings
Manasi Joshi Roy recalls cherished Raksha Bandhan celebrations with brother Sharman Joshi and their extended family, including singing Bhaiya Mere Rakhi Ke Bandhan Ko Nibhana. She also reveals that Sharman gifted her a silver necklace and earrings set from his first earnings
OpenAI asks court to dismiss Apple's trade secret lawsuit
OpenAI has filed a new petition, along with Chang Liu, Tang Tan, and io Products, asking the court to dismiss Apple's trade secret misappropriation complaint.
Vishwanath and Sons OTT Release: When, Where Will Surya's Film Release? Here's What We Know
The film was released worldwide on August 14, 2026, and is currently playing in theatres.
DPSRU Seminar Honours Acharya P C Ray's Swadeshi Science Vision
A seminar in New Delhi commemorated Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray's birth anniversary, focusing on his significant contributions to pharmaceutical sciences and his vision for indigenous research and self-reliance. Organised by DPSRU and VIBHA, the event highlighted Ray's pioneering efforts in Swadeshi science and his role in establishing India's pharmaceutical industry.
Is memory chip crunch wiping out 10K smartphone market in India?
As per an IDC estimate, nearly 173 million sub-10K smartphones, which shipped last year, are facing an existential crisis. In Q2 2026, this segment saw an almost 60% YoY drop
'Poor field placement, Gill still has a lot to learn', Mohammad Kaif fumes after Colombo Test draw
India could have won the second Test against Sri Lanka, but poor bowling resulted in a draw on Day 5. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif also criticized Shubman Gill's bowling changes and field placements.Mohammad Kaif's statement on the 2nd Test against Sri Lanka ending in a drawFollowing t...
An interview with Imran Khan's sons aired during lunch on the first day of the second Test between England and Pakistan at Lord's, angering the PCB. Find out what the sons said in the interview.Imran Khan's sons' interview during ENG vs PAK Test: PCB FuriousThe second Test between England and...
Roger Federer heads to the Tennis Hall of Fame; says he 'had the best time' during his career
Roger Federer will be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame this Saturday. He realized his impact extended beyond on-court victories and trophies. Federer cherished making friends and traveling extensively during his 25-year career. Fans still express their fondness for the legendary Swiss player. He achieved 1,251 match wins and 103 tournament titles.
The Indian cricket team has returned from its tour of Sri Lanka. Team India won the two-match series 1-0. When is the next match and against whom? Check out Team India's complete schedule for September.Indian Cricket Team Upcoming SeriesThe Indian cricket team's tour of Sri Lanka has con...
'Bittersweet Decision': Meta's Sandhya Devanathan Steps Down After More Than A Decade At Company
Meta India and Southeast Asia Head Sandhya Devanathan says she will take a short break before moving on to her next chapter.
Afridi slapped Aamir; this is how Pakistan's spot-fixing scandal was exposed.
On this day, Pakistan's infamous spot-fixing scandal was exposed. In a sting operation, Mazhar Majeed, the agent of Pakistani players, admitted paying money to bowl deliberate no-balls.Mohammad Amir and Salman Butt Involved in 2010 Spot Fixing ScandalOn August 28, 2010, Pakistan's infamous spo...
India's Sri Lanka win reveals 2 big Test positives
Devdutt Padikkal's assured batting at number three and Manav Suthar's strong performance as a lead Test spinner are the biggest gains for India from their recent Test series in Sri Lanka, addressing key questions surrounding the team's future.
Rahul Gandhi INDIA bloc's 2029 PM candidate: Tamil Nadu minister P Viswanathan
Tamil Nadu Minister P Viswanathan declared Rahul Gandhi the INDIA bloc's prime ministerial candidate for 2029. A ministerial committee was dispatched to Nepal to assist flood victims. Dedicated control rooms are monitoring the ongoing relief efforts around the clock. The minister defended Assembly proceedings as a vital forum for debate. Discussions also touched upon other potential national leaders for the alliance.
Raksha Bandhan 2026: Sushant Singh Rajput's sister Shweta remembers late actor
Ahead of Raksha Bandhan 2026, late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's sister Shweta Singh Kirti remembered their fond memories of the festival in a heartfelt Instagram post
