‘BSP Will Contest Independently’: Mayawati’s ‘Ekla Chalo’ Pledge Ahead Of UP Assembly Polls

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati on Thursday announced that her party will contest all upcoming elections in the country, including the Assembly elections, independently. Addressing the BSP’s All India meeting, Mayawati said the party will fight all small and big elections on its own and will not depend on alliances. Mayawati also spoke … Read more

BSF apprehends suspected Pakistani intruder along border in Jammu

Asuspected Pakistani intruder was apprehended along the international border in J&Ks Jammu district, the Border Security Force (BSF) said on Thursday. Troopers of the 44th Battalion apprehended the individual in the area of Border Out Post (BOP) Sohan in the Kanachak sector of the international border, a BSF spokesperson said. The apprehended person has been … Read more

As death toll nears 1300, Nepal seeks international assistance for recovery and reconstruction

Kathmandu, Sep 3 The Nepali government on Thursday informed the foreign diplomatic community in Nepal that the Himalayan nation would seek further international assistance for the recovery and reconstruction of infrastructure damaged by the recent Bhote Koshi floods. The death toll from the Rasuwa flood disaster had reached 1,252 by Thursday noon, with 4,216 people … Read more

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta flags off 50 electric buses, launches Delhi-Rewari e-bus service

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday stepped up the governments push for cleaner and more sustainable public transport by flagging off 50 new zero-emission electric buses and launching the Delhi-Rewari interstate e-bus service. The initiatives are aimed at making public transportation cleaner, safer and more convenient for commuters while strengthening connectivity across the National … Read more

Nepal Floods: US military aircraft delivers 5,000 specialised disaster victim recovery supplies

 As disaster relief operations kick into full swing in Nepal following the devastating August 26 Bhote Koshi floods, the United States has sent additional humanitarian and disaster response assistance to the Himalayan nation. Sharing the details in a post on X, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, who is also the Special Envoy for South … Read more

Nepal Police operate makeshift zip line to help residents cross river in flood-hit Trishuli

 A makeshift zip line has restored connectivity between communities in flood-hit Trishuli after bridges were destroyed by floods, with Nepal Police assisting in its operation. The temporary arrangement has provided a vital link for people stranded on the other side of the river following the destruction of bridges and road connectivity. Local resident Muhammad Ameer … Read more

“Minority, majority are not primary issues, let us all consider ourselves Bangladeshis”: PM Tarique Rahman at Janmashtami event

Dhaka [Bangladesh], September 3 : Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has extended Janmashtami greetings to the members of the Hindu community in the country and said the country belongs to all its citizens and they have equal rights. He urged people to strengthen religious harmony, tolerance, mutual respect, and bonds of affection. Janmashtami 2026 will … Read more

Telangana Golconda Masters: Sharma, Malik share halfway lead at 14-under

Local favourite Vishesh Sharma and Noida’s Amardeep Malik are tied for the lead at 14-under 126 after the second round of the Telangana Golconda Masters. Dhruv Sheoran is third, one stroke behind, with Honey Baisoya in fourth place. Sharma and Malik Move into Shared Lead Local favourite Vishesh Sharma and Noida’s Amardeep Malik moved into … Read more

Christopher Nolan to Martin Scorsese: 6 Directors Who Have Become New Stars Of Cinema

For decades, movie marketing revolved primarily around the lead actor. A familiar face could open a film, drive its promotions and determine much of its box-office appeal. But that equation is changing. A new generation of audiences is also turning up for the filmmaker behind the camera. Certain directors now carry a promise of their … Read more