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Uttarakhand CM Dhami announces free bus travel, Pink e-Buses for women on Raksha Bandhan | India News

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami revealed a series of initiatives aimed at empowering women NEW DELHI: Chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Raksha Bandhan announced a series of measures aimed at improving women’s safety, mobility and economic empowerment, including free travel in Roadways buses for women aged 60 years and above.The announcements were made…

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Evening news wrap: 320 Indians still missing as Nepal flood death toll rises; Penguin clarifies it’s not publishing Sonia Gandhi’s memoir & more | India News

MEA says 320 Indians remain missing after Nepal’s devastating floods. Penguin Random House India denies dropping Sonia Gandhi’s memoir over editorial changes. ICIMOD had warned of rising Himalayan glacier disaster risks months before the floods. Jio Platforms gets Sebi approval for its $3.8 billion IPO. Annamalai questions CBFC’s clearance of Yash’s Toxic over violence and…

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Scuffle with police at TMC office: FIRs against Abhishek Banerjee, two others; 13 arrested | India News

Scuffle broke out over police’s attempt to remove a TMC banner from the party office NEW DELHI: Kolkata Police have filed three FIRs against three Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including Abhishek Banerjee, and arrested 13 people following a confrontation with police and civic body officials at his Camac Street office a day ago, an officer…

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Delhi Police bust Pakistan-backed espionage network, couple arrested on spying charges | India News

The couple was allegedly working for ISI through social media since 2024 (Representative image) NEW DELHI: Delhi Police have arrested a city-based couple who allegedly worked for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) through social media since 2024, officials said on Friday.The accused have been identified as Md Sahil and his wife, Sameera.According to Delhi Police’s Special…

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Nepal floods swept ​bodies 200km downstream, 3 found in UP | India News

The trail continued into India as Narayani becomes Gandak downstream. SSB teams recovered bodies of two women and a man in Maharajganj. NEW DELHI: Barely seven minutes separated the seismic signal generated by Wednesday’s Himalayan collapse from the destructive surge reaching Rasuwagadhi at the Nepal-Tibet border, but the flood’s trail stretched nearly 200km downstream. Bodies…

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