Gopeshwar: The death toll in the cloudburst disaster in Nandanagar area of Chamoli district has risen to seven after five more bodies were recovered. Two people are still missing, and search operations are underway. On Friday, favorable weather conditions allowed relief and rescue work to be carried out on a war footing. Repair work has

National Desk: Ahead of Durga Puja, the West Bengal government has given a big festive relief to its employees and pensioners. The Finance Department has announced that salaries for the month of September will be released early, on 24 and 25 September. Following this, government offices will remain closed from 26 September to 7 October

National Desk | New Delhi – Today, September 15, 2025, marks the final deadline for filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) for Assessment Year (AY) 2025–26. The Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal witnessed a massive rush of taxpayers trying to submit their returns on the last day. If you fail to file your ITR by today,

Ghaziabad: Wave City, poised to become India’s largest hi-tech township, is facing resistance fueled by disruptive elements operating in the name of farmers. These groups, unwilling to see the rise of a well-planned city in the region, are allegedly using small farmers as a front to push their own agendas. Strategically located with excellent connectivity

National Desk: Panic struck aboard SpiceJet flight SG-2905 from Gujarat to Mumbai when one of the aircraft’s tires burst during takeoff. According to reports, the tire came off and was found on the runway. Thanks to the pilot’s presence of mind, the plane was safely landed at Mumbai Airport. A total of 75 passengers were

National Desk. Security agencies have foiled a major terror plot ahead of Diwali, preventing a possible large-scale attack in the country. In a joint operation, Delhi Police’s Special Cell and central agencies arrested five ISIS-linked terrorists. The crackdown took place after coordinated raids in Delhi, Mumbai, and Jharkhand. How was the terror module busted? On

New Delhi. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday said that the Delhi government is in constant touch with the Indian and Nepalese embassies to ensure the safe return of city residents stranded in violence-hit Nepal. In a post on X, the CM informed that she held telephonic conversations with Nepal’s Ambassador to India, Shankar Sharma,

New Delhi: After the formation of the BJP government in Delhi, a series of decisions have been taken in favor of traders. Following the removal of police involvement in issuing hotel and restaurant licenses, and simplifying the process for factory licenses, the government is now preparing to provide relief to traders whose properties were sealed