Darjeeling reels under relentless rain as landslides kill at least 20, destroy homes and bridges, and strand hundreds of tourists. Rescue operations are underway, with officials and CM Mamata Banerjee monitoring the crisis closely.
A case has been filed against the driver of Vijay’s campaign bus over an accident en route to the Karur rally where 41 people died in a stampede. The Madras HC criticised police inaction, noting videos clearly showing the vehicle’s alleged role in the mishap.
In his Vijayadashami address, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat urged swadeshi and self-reliance as India faces Trump’s tariff wars and fragile global supply chains. His warning that “interdependence should not turn into helplessness” captures the tension between ambition abroad and resilience at home.
India’s Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7 after the Pahalgam attack, destroyed terror camps and key Pakistani assets in four days of strikes. IAF chief AP Singh called it a lesson in swift conflict resolution and tri-services synergy, unveiling Roadmap 2047.
Terror in Pahalgam, floods in Himachal, and curfews in Ladakh — 2025 has been a stark reminder that India’s booming tourism industry rests on fragile ground. Behind record-breaking visitor numbers lies a season scarred by violence, climate shocks, and political unrest.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren speaks with raw candour about a life forged in struggle and a state at a crossroads. He frames the core challenge starkly: transforming mineral wealth into dignity, jobs, and services without destroying forests, displacing communities, or repeating a history of exploitation. In an unvarnished conversation with our Senior Editor, Shikha Parihar, the chief minister addresses a wide range of issues—both personal and political.
As the IAF retires its MiG-21 fleet, we must salute its service — and confront the lessons of its long, troubled tenure.
The Ladakh administration defended the NSA detention of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, linking his speeches referencing Nepal agitations and the Arab Spring to the deadly Leh protests that left four dead. He has been moved to Jodhpur prison to restore public order.
Curfew gripped Leh after violent protests for Ladakh’s statehood and Sixth Schedule status left 4 dead and 80+ injured. Over 50 were detained as mobs torched a BJP office and vehicles. The Centre blamed Sonam Wangchuk, who denied incitement, calling it a scapegoat tactic.
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