India
Delhi Building Collapse: 3 Months' Deposit, Zero Liability – How the Hostel's Rent Agreement Protected Its Owners
A 27-hour rescue operation in Delhi ended after a hostel building collapse left seven people dead, with 12 others pulled from the debris. Five survivors were injured, three of them reported to be in serious condition.
Indigenous Tank 'Zorawar' Prepares to Counter China, Belgium Defense Partnership in Focus
India's indigenous tank 'Zorawar' is at the center of a defense partnership with Belgium and is being described as capable of countering China's moves, though detailed technical information is limited.
New Weather System Active Over Bay of Bengal, Warning Issued for 19 States
A new weather system has become active over the Bay of Bengal, prompting warnings in 19 states across the country. Questions also remain about the weather conditions in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.
Needle Found in One-Year-Old Girl's Body in Kerala, Family Accuses Hospital of Negligence
After a needle was found in the body of a one-year-old girl in Kerala, her parents have accused Kottayam Medical College Hospital of negligence.
'NCTE's Demand for PAR from Teacher Training Institutes is Valid,' Rules Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has upheld the right of the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) to demand an annual Performance Appraisal Report (PAR) from Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs).
Patna: Five-Year-Old Aryan Dressed as Krishna, Choked on Necklace Bead, Dies
A five-year-old boy named Aryan Kumar, dressed as the child form of Lord Krishna for Janmashtami celebrations in Kochas block of Rohtas district, died after a bead from his necklace got stuck in his throat. He passed away before reaching the hospital.
Ganga Water Level Rising Continuously in Bihar, Several Districts Face Severe Flood Threat
Water levels in the Ganga river are continuously rising in Bihar, with further increase expected between September 5 and 8. Extremely severe flood conditions prevail at Gandhi Ghat and Pandarak in Patna, while six districts are reported to be at risk of severe flooding.
Delhi Sees Temperature Drop After Day-Long Rain, Weather Turns Pleasant
Delhi recorded a sharp drop in both maximum and minimum temperatures on Saturday due to light to moderate rainfall. The weather department had issued an orange alert, and air quality also improved to the 'satisfactory' category.
BRICS Summit 2026: Delhi Police issues traffic advisory for Sunday rehearsal
Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory for the September 6 BRICS Summit 2026 motorcade rehearsal, announcing traffic diversions and regulated movement on key routes from 9 AM to 10 PM.
Major success for security forces in Kashmir: 3rd terrorist of notorious 4-member LeT module eliminated
Jammu and Kashmir Police identified the terrorist killed in Operation Ashdar as Pakistani LeT cadre Yasir alias Abu Talha, the third member of a four-member terror group to be neutralised, as security forces continue searching for the remaining operative.
LeT-linked ULC issues fresh threat to migrant workers in J&K, calls them ‘Delhi’s pawns’
LeT-linked outfit ULC has issued a fresh threat to migrant workers in Jammu and Kashmir, branding them ‘Delhi’s pawns’. Former Chief Minister and National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah has questioned the authenticity and motive behind the earlier threat letters and called for a deeper probe.
Moti Bagh Accident: Dilapidated Buildings, Growing Crowds and a Negligent System; Satya Niketan Incident Exposes Government Negligence
PG (paying guest) accommodations near college campuses in Delhi are increasingly becoming a business for excessive profit, raising concerns over student safety. Accidents in Moti Bagh and Satya Niketan have brought renewed attention to this issue.
Focus on Earnings, Hostel Turns into a 'Crematorium'; Watch the Report Exposing the Delhi Accident
A multi-storey building collapsed in Delhi's Satya Niketan area on Sunday afternoon in a major accident. Nine students have been rescued from the debris while two students are reported dead. There are fears that some students may still be trapped under the rubble.