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Cloudburst damages structures in Kishtwar; rain halts Amarnath Yatra | India News

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Cloudburst damages structures in Kishtwar; rain halts Amarnath Yatra | India News

[ad_1] JAMMU: Flash floods triggered by a cloudburst in Chatroo area of J&K’s Kishtwar district early Saturday damaged shops and houses, inundated the main market with boulders, mud and slush, damaged Kishtwar–Chatroo–Sinthan national highway, and prompted authorities to shut schools.Meanwhile, Amarnath Yatra was suspended from Jammu’s Bhagwati Nagar base camp on Saturday as Jammu–Srinagar NH … Read more

‘Screams, sudden death’: 16-year-old girl’s body exhumed 52 days after burial in UP | Agra News

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‘Screams, sudden death’: 16-year-old girl’s body exhumed 52 days after burial in UP | Agra News

[ad_1] ALIGARH: The body of a 16-year-old girl was exhumed from a grave in Aligarh on Saturday, 52 days after she was buried, after suspicions were raised over the circumstances of her death, news agency PTI said on Saturday.The exhumation was carried out at Shah Jamal graveyard under the Kotwali police station area in the … Read more

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NEET-PG 2026: Centre expands test city choices, introduces Aadhaar verification

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NEET-PG 2026: Centre expands test city choices, introduces Aadhaar verification

[ad_1] In a series of changes for the NEET-PG to be held later this year, the Centre will expand the choice of test locations, give candidates more time to plan travel to their examination cities, and give them more time per question in the test. The reforms are aimed at making the process more convenient … Read more

Over 3,000 serving CAPF officers move Supreme Court against CAPF Act

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Over 3,000 serving CAPF officers move Supreme Court against CAPF Act

[ad_1] Image used for representational purposes only. | Photo Credit: S. Subramanium More than 3,000 Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) Group A cadre officers have moved the Supreme Court to challenge the Central Armed Police Force (General Administration) Act, 2026. The petitioners include gallantry award winners and women officers. The Act, passed by the Parliament … Read more

Keep visiting Kolkata, your safety is my responsibility, West Bengal CM tells Taslima

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Keep visiting Kolkata, your safety is my responsibility, West Bengal CM tells Taslima

[ad_1] West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari felicitates Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin in Kolkata on Saturday. | Photo Credit: ANI West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday (August 1, 2026) assured exiled Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin of security in the State, saying the “days of threats are over”. Sharing the stage with Ms. Nasrin … Read more

Bill Mcginley cause of death: Rock star Nathan James breaks silence on father’s death

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Bill Mcginley cause of death: Rock star Nathan James breaks silence on father’s death

[ad_1] Bill Mcginley dead: Renowned musician Nathan James conveyed the tragic news on Friday regarding the discovery of his father’s dead body. He was found on a bike trail in the Coyote Run Open Space area in Louisville on July 30, as per Boulder County Coroner’s Office. Bill McGinley, a former professor and poet, was … Read more

‘My return to Kolkata proves injustice cannot be permanent’: Taslima Nasreen | India News

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‘My return to Kolkata proves injustice cannot be permanent’: Taslima Nasreen | India News

[ad_1] Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen in Kolkata. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen on Saturday described her return to India after nearly two decades as proof that “injustice can be long but cannot be permanent.”She made the remarks at an event in Kolkata, nearly two decades after she was forced to … Read more

‘Cockroaches’ and crackdowns: Can Pakistan’s Gen Z storm the barricades?

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‘Cockroaches’ and crackdowns: Can Pakistan’s Gen Z storm the barricades?

[ad_1] Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and army chief Asim Munir Just look at what is happening in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. People have taken to the streets over bread-and-butter issues and local election grievances. At least 40 protesters have died this week alone. To add insult to injury, Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif has described these protesters … Read more