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More than 165 dead in Nepal flash flood, over 800 missing including 300 Indian tourists

Catastrophic flash floods triggered by a glacial collapse along the Nepal-Tibet border have killed at least 165 people and left over 800 missing, including more than 300 Indian tourists.

‘Delegations meeting the US President are wary of his unpredictable behaviour’: India calls Sergio Gor’s claim on G7 Trump-Modi meeting ‘standard practice’

Indian government sources clarified that communicating media protocols is standard practice for VVIP visits.

Piyush Goyal leads India’s largest-ever business delegation to Japan, eyes investment in Semiconductors, AI and Manufacturing

Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has begun a four-day visit to Japan with a 200-member business delegation across Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, targeting investments and bilateral partnerships in semiconductors, AI, automotive, and clean energy.

The curious case of ‘missing’ Bangladeshis in Maldives

The issue echoes a similar and growing concern in India over illegal immigration from Bangladesh. These people have lived in different regions of the nation for generations, gradually embedding themselves into local communities while acquiring forged identification documents, including Aadhaar cards and voter cards.

Radcliffe burnt his papers after Partition: What did the man who drew the India-Pakistan border take to his grave?

The British drew a border in haste, divided a civilisation with a ruler, and left behind a fractured subcontinent, while much of the truth about how the line was drawn went up in flames with Radcliffe’s papers.

The forgotten Northeast of Partition: How Sylhet, Chittagong and the Radcliffe Line changed Assam forever

Partition Horrors Remembrance Day honours the millions uprooted, displaced and scarred by Partition while preserving their stories as a solemn reminder of the human cost of division.

Global trade choke points and the need for new routes: India, Central Asia and the INSTC

"Risks related to the Bosporus and the Strait of Hormuz might require alternative routes," stated deputy PM Khusnullin.

Melting Arctic ice is opening a window for India, and we need to act soon

A monsoon that sustains more than a billion people is being rewritten, one melting season at a time, in a sea most Indians will never see. That isn’t a metaphor. It’s a data point. It means India’s Arctic stake isn’t mainly about trade or minerals. At its core, it’s also existential, in a way no ally’s is.

How India is countering expansionist Chinese plan to ‘rename and claim’ strategic locations in Arunachal Pradesh

India's official mapping agency, the 'Survey of India', has included 27 highly crucial and strategic locations of the State in the country's official national map. All these places have been recorded with their real, local, and authentic names.

Maharashtra government seizes 114 jihadist literature linked to ISIS, ‘Voice of Khurasan’ editions among them

Maharashtra has banned 114 publications, digital files, and bomb-making manuals linked to terror groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda.

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