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General Chauhan’s latest remarks, coupled with his earlier revelations, had raised understandable concern and warranted a structured review of the operation, says Congress leader Jairam Ramesh

A devastating flash flood has struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district near the Tibet border, leaving at least eight people dead and hundreds reported missing. The disaster swept through the Bhote Koshi River basin, causing widespread destruction to villages, roads, bridges and major hydropower projects. Authorities say hundreds of travellers are unaccounted for, including foreign tourists from several countries. Rescue teams, supported by helicopters and emergency personnel, are continuing search and evacuation operations across the affected region.

BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj accuses the Congress leader of “misogyny” and refers to a recent Congress event

MEA’s response comes after the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination raised concerns regarding reports alleging “large-scale violations” by law enforcement personnel against ethnic and ethno-religious populations

The initiative aims to strengthen voter outreach, foster constitutional literacy among future voters and harness digital platforms for electoral operations

M.P. Minister Vijay Shah had implied that the Indian army officer was a “sister” of the Pahalgam terrorists; media reports claim M.P. Cabinet decided not to grant sanction for Mr. Shah’s prosecution

Researchers identify link that could aid earlier diagnosis of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy 

Massive flash floods in Nepal have killed at least 95 people and left over 400 people missing. Among the missing at over 100 Indians. Rescue operations are underway. In this episode, we get the latest update, from the ground, on the disaster.

In an organisational reshuffle, including State-level restructuring ahead of Assembly elections next year, the Lok Janshakti Party-Ram Vilas has selected eight national secretaries, and 11 national presidents for different cells, including Shambhavi Chaudhary as the national youth wing president

World champion D Gukesh shared a funny exchange with an online troll who initially told him to retire. After Gukesh jokingly replied, “Sorry I’m retired bro” when asked for a chess match, the user revealed it was a dare from friends. Gukesh posted the exchange with “Haters are fun bro” amid scrutiny over his recent form.

The Indian Air Force will deploy two aircraft carrying relief material to Nepal, sources said. A C-130 aircraft carrying relief supplies is scheduled to depart from Hindon Air Base late Wednesday night, while a C-17 aircraft carrying additional relief material is expected to leave for Nepal on Thursday morning