Netanyahu received explicit warning of Hamas attack before Oct 7 but took no action: Report

A new book cited by Haaretz says UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned the Israeli prime minister that Yahya Sinwar was planning a major operation.

"Grave moment for Europe": Leaders worried as far-right emerges victorious in Germany

France, Poland and Italy express concern as AfD sweeps to major state election victory

Drone sighting near Amritsar airport disrupts flights, seven diverted

Five flights were diverted to Delhi and two to Chandigarh after the drone sighting triggered precautionary measures.

Drone sighting near Amritsar airport disrupts flights, seven diverted

Five flights were diverted to Delhi and two to Chandigarh after the drone sighting triggered precautionary measures.

Seven dead in Delhi PG collapse as owner remains untraceable, probe ordered

Magisterial inquiry ordered as illegal construction and repair work come under scrutiny

‘What day is it?’: How Nepal flood survivors stayed alive for 10 days underground

Rescued workers describe ten days underground with no food or water, relying on prayer and hope of rescue

115-year-old mosque demolished in UP

Saharanpur administration moves in after court rejects appeal against July order declaring mosque illegal

Paswan supports Jantar Mantar assault survivor, demands action

Paswan says failure to act despite alleged podcast admission would set ‘very wrong precedent

‘16 glacial lakes in Sikkim at highest risk of outburst’

Sikkim steps up monitoring and mitigation as climate change alters the Himalayan cryosphere

Traffic advisory in Delhi for BRICS summit

Gulmarg turns chilly at 6.2°C as Kashmir begins its shift towards autumn

Gulmarg’s latest temperature marks the resort’s lowest minimum since May 15

Trapped for nine days, two hydropower workers rescued alive in Nepal

Two hydropower workers found alive nine days after Nepal flash flood

After Penguin backs out, Harper Collins to publish Sonia Gandhi’s memoir in Nov

Sonia Gandhi’s memoir is expected to offer a personal account of her life and years at the centre of Indian politics

Yasin Malik requests capital punishment, not to contest trial in Sarla Bhat killing case

In an affidavit, Malik says Sarla Bhat case arose from ‘political circumstances’ and denies prosecution allegations

"We are there": Jaishankar signals India’s readiness to help end Ukraine war

India maintains its position of dialogue and diplomacy as Jaishankar holds talks with Ukraine’s foreign minister in Kyiv

Wangchuk rejects foreign-link allegations over CJP protest movement

Wangchuk says he found no evidence of foreign backing after examining follower data and speaking to CJP members

From Afghanistan to Iran: A history of US strikes on wedding gatherings

The Iran strike has revived attention on earlier US airstrikes that reportedly hit wedding gatherings

Former IDF soldier charged for wanting to join ISIS, fight in Syria

Prosecutors say suspect downloaded weapons manuals and watched ISIS propaganda before planned trip

US President suggests calling Strait of Hormuz ‘Trump Strait’

US president suggests new name as tensions continue over control of the vital Gulf waterway

Bangladesh being pushed into extremism: Former PM Hasina

Hasina warns Bangladesh risks becoming a hub for extremism amid political and institutional upheaval