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Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides and Floods, Causing Casualties in North India
In the past 24 hours, heavy rain has caused landslides and flash floods in several parts of north India, resulting in the loss of at least 16 lives.
In JK’s Poonch, the bodies of two soldiers who were swept away in flash floods on July 8 were recovered. Lance Naik Telu Ram was washed away while crossing a mountainous stream, and Naib Subedar Kuldeep Singh lost his life while trying to save him. ...

Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides and Floods, Causing Casualties in North India - News Move In the past 24 hours, heavy rain has caused landslides and flash floods in several parts of north India, resulting in the loss of at least 16 lives.In JK’s

Two prominent human rights organizations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have organized a private screening in Washington of a BBC documentary that critically examines Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership during the 2002 Gujarat riots

Human Rights Groups Organize Private Screening of BBC Documentary on Modi Ahead of His Visit - News Move Two prominent human rights organizations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have organized a private screening in Washington of a BBC documentary that critically examines Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership during the 2002 Gujarat riots. The screening, scheduled for June 2...

The Gauhati High Court has quashed a three-year-old order by the Nagaland government that imposed a blanket ban on the import, trade, and consumption of dog meat. The court ruled that the state government had imposed the ban without passing any legislation on the matter.

Court lifts Nagaland government’s ban on dog meat - News Move The Gauhati High Court has quashed a three-year-old order by the Nagaland government that imposed a blanket ban on the import, trade, and consumption of do

In a bid to address the simmering violence in Manipur, which has claimed numerous lives, a significant reshuffle has taken place in the state's police leadership. Rajiv Singh, an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer from the Tripura cadre, has been appointed as the new Director General of Police (DGP) for Manipur. Singh, previously serving as the Inspector General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), was sent on an inter-cadre deputation to Manipur from the Centre on May 29. The current DGP, P Doungel, has been transferred to the Home Department.

Major Reshuffle in Manipur Police amid Ongoing Violence - News Move In a bid to address the simmering violence in Manipur, which has claimed numerous lives, a significant reshuffle has taken place in the state's police l...