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Magnitude of floods decreased between 1970 and 2010: Study
A study reveals flood magnitudes decreased in most of India between 1970-2010, with increased intensity in northwestern Himalayan and Malabar regions. Climate change and dam construction likely influenced these shifts, potentially impacting agriculture, water supply, and ecosystem patterns.
Counsel on-board housekeeping staff to build trust with passengers: Railway Board to zones
The Railway Board has instructed all zones to conduct daily counselling sessions for On-Board Housekeeping Service staff to enhance passenger trust during journeys. This follows a recent audit highlighting deficiencies in cleanliness on trains. The initiative aims to ensure staff introduce themselves and assist passengers, as part of efforts to improve OBHS operations, which have been in place since 2006.
HistoriCity: How Patna’s importance continued across centuries
Patna, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, evolved from a village to an imperial capital. Significant across centuries, it was home to key historical figures like Ashoka and played crucial roles in political movements, trade, and colonial struggles.
ADB, union govt sign $126.42 million loan to boost sustainable tourism in Uttarakhand
ADB and Indian government sign $126.42 million loan to boost sustainable tourism in Uttarakhand's Tehri Lake region, targeting rural development, job creation, and climate resilience for 87,000 residents and millions of visitors.
Indians fleeing Nepal recall horror: 'Agitators were driven by blind fury'
Indians fleeing Nepal describe chaotic scenes of widespread protests, with agitators setting government buildings and vehicles ablaze. Eyewitnesses report violence, destruction, and a complete breakdown of order following Prime Minister Oli's resignation amid a "Gen Z" movement.
Indian border guards nab 60 inmates who escaped in Nepal jailbreak
The Sashastra Seema Bal has apprehended around 60 individuals, mostly Nepalese, along the India-Nepal border amidst unrest in Nepal. The detainees, suspected of escaping from jails, were captured in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal. They are currently being questioned by state police. The SSB has increased vigilance and is coordinating with Nepalese forces amid ongoing protests and violence in Nepal.
Nepal ministers cling to army chopper ropes to flee ‘Gen Z’ protesters’ fury | Video
Nepalese ministers were dramatically airlifted by army helicopters amid violent protests by "Gen Z" demonstrators who stormed Kathmandu, vandalizing government buildings, attacking leaders, and forcing Prime Minister Oli's resignation amid social media and corruption tensions.
Hyderabad woman killed inside home, thieves shower before escape; house help suspected
In Hyderabad, a woman was brutally murdered by two men, allegedly including her house help. They stabbed her, showered after the crime, and stole gold and cash before fleeing. Police are investigating and searching for the suspects.
Ex-electricity board head Kulman Ghising among contenders for Nepal interim PM
Kulman Ghising, former electricity board head, emerges as a top candidate for Nepal's interim PM. He advocates for a clean-reputation government, youth inclusion, and immediate elections, gaining support from Gen Z protesters.
Delhi-Singapore Air India flight delayed over cabin cooling issue
An Air India flight from Delhi to Singapore was delayed on September 10 due to a cabin cooling issue, with passengers receiving regular updates and assistance. The flight departed after an aircraft change. Additionally, Air India announced special flights to Kathmandu amid unrest in Nepal, while IndiGo resumed operations at Tribhuvan International Airport.
India urges citizens to stay away from offers to join Russian Army
India warns citizens against joining Russian Army, highlighting recent reports of men from J&K, Punjab, and Haryana being deceived into military service through student and business visas. Government has raised concerns with Russian authorities and urged nationals to avoid such risky recruitment offers.
ED seizes 7 luxury cars, ₹72 lakh cash from Goa builder in land grabbing case
ED seized seven luxury cars and ₹72 lakh from Goa builder Yeshwant Sawant, accused of fraudulently grabbing around 2 lakh sq metres of community land through forged documents, with potential property crime proceeds exceeding ₹1,200 crore.
Underground outfits call for shutdown over Modi’s expected visit to Manipur
Six banned underground groups call for a statewide shutdown during Modi's Manipur visit, accusing him of ignoring violence that killed 250 people. BJP prepares for rallies in Imphal and Churachandpur, amid ongoing ethnic tensions.
India needs $10 trillion for net-zero goal; green finance moral obligation of Global North: Bhupender Yadav
India requires $10 trillion by 2070 for net-zero goals. Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav emphasizes global north's moral obligation to support climate finance, stressing green investments are crucial for development, energy security, and sustainable economic growth.
16 Naxalites surrender in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur
Sixteen Naxalites surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district, expressing disillusionment with Maoist ideology and internal conflicts. They cited the exploitation of tribals and poor treatment of lower cadres as reasons for their defection. The surrendered individuals received Rs 50,000 each and will be rehabilitated under government policy, as the central government aims to eliminate Naxalism by March 2026.
Odisha cabinet approves new township project across 800 acres in Bhubaneswar
Odisha cabinet approves a new 800-acre township in Bhubaneswar, projected to accommodate 2 million residents by 2036. The ₹8,179 crore project focuses on transit-oriented development, diverse housing, and modern infrastructure, with initial ₹1,312 crore budget allocated.
