Aug 26, 2026
"दुनिया बनाने वाले, क्या तेरे मन में समाई ": Haunted by coach Sadhik Khan after her husband was allegedly poisoned in Kakinada, Soujanya and her parents plunged into the Godavari at Rajahmundry, leaving a surviving child as police captured Khan in Meerut
In the quiet hours before dawn along the Godavari River, where dark currents sweep beneath the towering iron lattice of the Rajamahendravaram Road-cum-Railway Bridge, an entire family sought an end to what they described as an inescapable torment. The fatal plunge of a veteran government engineer, his wife, and their widowed daughter sent shockwaves through Andhra Pradesh, leaving behind an orphaned ten-year-old child whose miraculous survival broke open a complex web of alleged murder, extortion, psychological subjugation, and institutional evasion.
Aug 26, 2026
Over 100 Indians are feared missing as massive flash floods triggered by a Tibetan avalanche rip through Nepal's Rasuwa district, killing at least 8, wiping out Timure, and knocking out critical Trishuli power
By Wednesday afternoon, August 26, 2026, the surge that tore through northern Rasuwa had transformed into a sweeping hydrological emergency across central Nepal. The Flood Forecasting Division tracked the crest of the floodwaters as it surged from the Tibetan frontier past the Galchhi gorge in Dhading district, advancing toward the confluence of the Marsyangdi River at Mugling, and threatening low-lying agricultural basins as far downstream as Devghat in Chitwan and Nawalparasi.
Aug 26, 2026
"भारत कोई धर्मशाला नहीं है": At the NSS Conference, Home Minister Amit Shah vows an infiltrator-free Bharat, unveiling smart border surveillance along Pakistan and Bangladesh alongside decisive long-term strategies to stop terror and drugs
Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed the Intelligence Bureau’s National Security Strategies (NSS) Conference on August 25, emphasizing the administration's steadfast commitment to securing the nation's borders and safeguarding internal stability. Highlighting that unlawful cross-border movement directly impacts national security, economic stability, and population balance, the Home Minister delivered a strong message regarding state sovereignty.
Aug 25, 2026
"कल और आएँगे नग्मों की खिलती कलियाँ चुनने वाले": Floods in Rewa force desperate villagers in Rouli to float Motilal Tiwari's body across the Tamas River on tied drums, exposing how severe rural neglect strips the dead of basic dignity in Madhya Pradesh
In the waterlogged hinterlands of eastern Madhya Pradesh, the boundary between seasonal vulnerability and institutional collapse is delineated by the surging currents of the Tamas River basin. In late August, the human cost of this divide materialized in Rouli, an agrarian village within the Jawa block of Rewa district’s Sirmour assembly constituency. A video captured a corpse lashed to a crude float constructed from discarded industrial plastic drums, propelled across swift floodwaters by grieving relatives wading neck-deep in mud-thick currents.
Aug 25, 2026
"जनाब लहजे में शहद दिल में फ़रेब रखते हैं": SC Justice PB Varale peddles the classic Leftist narrative by pitting Nashik Kumbh funds against Marathi schools, using flawed budget math to mock Hindu traditions while giving state policy failures a total pass
There is little to disagree with regarding the baseline concern expressed by Supreme Court Justice Prasanna Varale over the deteriorating condition of Marathi-medium schools and residential ashramshalas across Maharashtra. If foundational educational institutions are genuinely being forced to shut down for want of a relatively small amount of money, the Maharashtra government must answer why it has failed to provide those necessary funds.
Aug 25, 2026
"इन वादियों में यूं ही मिलते रहेंगे": Punjab Police arrest Mamta Rani in Raneepur Kaleran near Phagwara for poisoning her ailing husband Pinder Pal with laced tea as grieving relatives demand justice and a prompt investigation into her lover Akash
In the agrarian settlement of Raneepur Kaleran, situated on the peripheral rural belt of Phagwara in Punjab’s Kapurthala district, a quiet domestic setting has transformed into an active crime scene and the center of intense public scrutiny. At present, the primary accused, Mamta Rani, remains in state custody following her formal arrest on murder charges.
Aug 25, 2026
"ये दोस्ती हम नहीं तोड़ेंगे": In Moscow, Jaishankar flags a widening $50B trade deficit with Russia, urging swift free trade talks, national payment systems, and tariff cuts to unlock a $100 billion bilateral partnership by the year 2030
MOSCOW — External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, on Monday, August 24, urged decisive and practical steps to address commercial challenges between India and Russia. He called for the prompt elimination of non-tariff barriers, the continued reinforcement of national currency payment mechanisms, and the accelerated finalization of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the Eurasian Economic Union. These steps, he noted, are vital to steering bilateral trade toward the ambitious milestone of USD 100 billion by the year 2030.
Aug 25, 2026
"सत्-चित्-आनंद": Discover how ancient Indian philosophy connects Brahman and the Self through Vedic wisdom, from the sacred insight of the Upanishads to Ramana Maharshi at Thiruvannamalai, revealing true liberation here and now
"If there is one place on this earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." — Romain Rolland, French Philosopher (1886–1944)"By getting to smaller and smaller units, we do not come to fundamental units, or indivisible units, but we come to a point where division has no meaning." — Werner Heisenberg
To grasp the depth of nondual philosophy, one must first resolve the common linguistic confusion surrounding the word Brahman. Several core Sanskrit terms sound remarkably similar yet represent entirely…
Aug 24, 2026
"वादा तेरा वादा, वादे पे तेरे मारा गया बंदा सीधा-साधा": Self-proclaimed saviours of Gen Z at the CJP crawling back onto Delhi streets for a grand Sept 5 march to Police HQ after crying foul over the government playing delay games on NEET promises
A major youth agitation is set to reignite in the national capital. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has officially declared a large-scale youth protest march scheduled for September 5, which will trace a route from India Gate straight to the New Delhi Police Headquarters. This decision comes exactly one month after the outfit suspended its nationwide student movement, directly accusing the Central government of failing to honour the solemn commitments made on July 25.








