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Nepal buries over 150 unidentified bodies of flood victims. DNA samples collected

Akanksha Mishra - August 30, 2026

About 96 bodies have been buried in the mud in Chitwan district, 29 in Gorkha, and 30 in East Nawalparasi district.

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India needs warning labels on junk food. FSSAI’s resistance makes no sense

Ashwani Mahajan - August 30, 2026

Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed are alike. They’re making progressivism cool, likeable

Maryam Hassan - August 30, 2026

Amrita Pritam was a lifelong romantic. Faiz felt her poems in his soul

Nirupama Dutt - August 30, 2026

India needs a passage into Central Asia. Uzbekistan can be its anchor

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Behind AIMIM’s expulsion of Telangana MLC Mirza Baig, a ‘sexual assault’ charge & a ‘deepfake video’

Deepika Amirapu - August 30, 2026

Baig approached cybercrime police last week alleging unidentified youths made calls to him, demanding money & threatening to defame him by circulating deepfake videos.

UP IAS Divya Mittal quits after 13 yrs amid ‘political entry’ buzz, says ‘will speak when time comes’

Prashant Srivastava - August 30, 2026

Fulfill duty to karmabhoomi before janmabhoomi, RSS chief Bhagwat tells Indian diaspora in NY

Neelam Pandey - August 30, 2026

‘Any Hindu who sees no place for Muslims in Bharat is not a Hindu’—Bhagwat at US event

Neelam Pandey - August 30, 2026

Why Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Badal’s jibe at Amritpal signals impending fight for Punjab’s Panthic vote

Chitleen K Sethi - August 30, 2026

Nitin Nabin reprimands 3 BJP MPs over visit to Sajjan Kumar’s family after ex-Congressman’s death

Neelam Pandey - August 29, 2026

Shivakumar govt could finally get a woman minister as Nagendra’s exit gives Congress room for maneuver

Sharan Poovanna - August 29, 2026

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Global cricket activism will make Pakistan’s continued incarceration of Imran Khan unsustainable

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Ground Reports

The Indian village vanished from Bollywood plots. Now they are back on OTT

Harsh Tiwari - August 30, 2026

Rasagna Dharmana is making beer a woman’s world—Andhra’s first microbrewery to Goa factory

Triya Gulati - August 29, 2026

336 beds, no patients. Why Delhi’s Sarita Vihar hospital remains shut

Saman Husain - August 28, 2026

AI is India’s new learning craze. IIT courses, prompt workshops, research training

Janaki Pande - August 27, 2026

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Marathi boys have a newfound love—Anand Shinde’s old racy songs

Prasanna Bachchhav - August 30, 2026

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Judiciary

HC dismisses Haryana judicial officer’s plea for CBI probe into ‘conspiracy by judge wife, paramour’

Sushil Manav - August 30, 2026

India

Modi’s developed-nation dream strains against India’s growth gap

Anup Roy - August 30, 2026

The ambition Viksit Bharat — or Developed India— has become a centerpiece of Modi’s third term. However, assuming the current rate of growth, India’s economy would fall short.

FCC event with Awami League member called off after Delhi Police deny permission citing ‘controversies’

Alisha Dutta - August 29, 2026

Karnataka to set up anti-rowdy squads in every district, NSG to train police against terror threats

Sharan Poovanna - August 29, 2026

Amaravati to get India’s first dedicated university for quantum tech, AI and other deep-tech fields

Deepika Amirapu - August 29, 2026

Shehzad Bhatti’s network: How social media, hawala & a shadow army shape Pakistan gangster’s India ops

Samridhi Tewari - August 29, 2026

Partners in crime—how a Delhi couple ‘tracked armymen facing court martial and spied for ISI’

Alisha Dutta - August 28, 2026

Central university’s new co-op MBAs clear 1st job market test, signal new talent pipeline for sector

Udit Bubna - August 28, 2026

Go To Pakistan

Javed Miandad breaks down in interview, appeals for Imran Khan’s release

Debdutta Chakraborty - August 29, 2026

Pat Cummins and at least 21 former international cricketers, including Indians like Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar and Dilip Vengsarkar, had earlier signed an appeal expressing concern about Khan’s health.

Economy

Wall Street piles on rate-hike bets as Warsh renews hawkish tone

Ye Xie - August 29, 2026

Wall Street piles on rate-hike bets as Fed chair Warsh renews hawkish tone

Ye Xie - August 29, 2026

India’s housing market isn’t cooling down, it’s repositioning for what comes next

Bidisha Bhattacharya - August 29, 2026

India’s forex reserves hit all-time high of $729.3 billion after RBI’s steps to attract capital

Bhaskar Dutta - August 28, 2026

Ex-RBI governor Rajan urges US Federal Reserve to hike interest rates to contain inflation

Anup Roy - August 28, 2026

Governance

Two Modi govt ministers arrive on Substack as BJP dips its toes in a Gen Z stronghold

Vrinda Tulsian - August 28, 2026

Bengaluru to Lucknow, why urban centres are seeing high electoral roll deletions during SIR

Apoorva Mandhani - August 28, 2026

After row over circular against protests, CPI(M) asks TN CM Vijay to act against chief secretary

Shweta Tripathi - August 27, 2026

West Bengal’s debt near 40% of GSDP, interest payments account for 21% of revenue, says NCAER paper

Udit Bubna - August 27, 2026

Diplomatic Cable

Andes to Amazon—here’s how Indian travellers can experience Ecuador: Ecuadorian Ambassador

Fernando Xavier Bucheli Vargas - August 30, 2026

Science

China is racing to dam the Himalayas. Nepal floods are a warning

Nepal’s devastating floods have exposed the risks of an increasingly dammed and engineered Himalayas, where China is building on a scale unmatched in the region.

Environment

88 Indian workers rescued by Nepal army. 11-member Indian team arrives to help

Akanksha Mishra - August 29, 2026

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