For centuries, Nepal was known for two things that defined it in the eyes of the world - the majesty of the Himalayas, and the endurance of its Hindu civilisational ethos.
India has brought back as many as 274 fugitive criminals from 36 countries since 2021, said an official Indian government release on Tuesday, August 4. According to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the fugitives brought back to the country include individuals wanted for terrorism, gangsters, financial offenders, narcotics accused, and individuals wanted in cases of murder, rape, and offences under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
New Delhi, August 4: In a significant boost to strategic infrastructure and regional connectivity, the Ministry of Railways has sanctioned $28 million (around ₹240 crore) for the construction of a 17-kilometre railway line in North Bengal.
New Delhi, August 4: India has become only the third country in the world to have 100 Ramsar sites, marking a significant milestone in wetland conservation.
On Tuesday, August 4, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduced a Bill to replace the 125-year-old Bankers' Books Evidence Act. The new Bill, named the Banker's Book Bill, updates the legal framework governing how bank records can be produced as evidence in courts.
Project Kusha also places India among a small group of technologically advanced nations capable of developing indigenous long-range air defence systems.
Democracy survives not merely because people vote once every five years, but because political actors accept the rules of the constitutional game every single day.
Amid the ongoing 'peaceful' protests led by the CJP members that took a violent turn on July 20 and 21, 2026, a massive revelation has raised weird speculations about the involvement of the US in creating the chaos in the national capital under the disguise of the 'NEET paper leak' scam. On July 17, the US Embassy in Delhi released a document saying that a massive crowd would take over the surrounding Jantar Mantar, Parliament House, and Kishan Ghat in Delhi on July 20 and 21.
The author discloses details of the controversy that erupted about the role of the British intelligence agency in the planning of an operation before the Blue Star. By November, while Sidhu had still not shifted out of the sensitive divisions, Mr Kao wanted to connect with the UK's intelligence agency. Sidhu had a contact, so he was asked to arrange for it.
Scale, size and importance of education in India We are a very huge nation. The population of India is approximately 1.47 billion, making it the most populous country in the world. This figure accounts for nearly 18% of the global total.
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