Sadhguru's Isha Foundation gives update on pilgrims missing after Nepal flood

The Isha Foundation reports no signs of survivors at Gyirong Port after devastating flash floods struck the Nepal-Tibet border, leaving nearly 3,000 missing and 682 bodies recovered. They convey ongoing search efforts by Chinese authorities, noting severe destruction at the immigration complex. The foundation is assisting rescue teams and monitoring lists of people rescued, but confirms no members of their group have been identified as safe.

Adityanath directs swift disposal of revenue cases, orders high festival alert

**Lucknow Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath mandates prompt resolution of long-pending revenue court cases and heightened police vigilance during upcoming festivals to combat illegal activities. He emphasized immediate investigations and systematic handling of grievances, urging the police to ensure safety and order during celebrations. Adityanath also reviewed crime statistics, highlighting reductions in serious offenses.**

Georgetown, Texas shooting: What's happening in Williamson County?

A shooting occurred in Georgetown, Texas, involving law enforcement on The Square, as reported by The Williamson County Sun. A significant police presence remains during the ongoing investigation. Officials have not yet issued a statement or shared additional information about the incident, which has sparked concern within the community and attracted media attention.

Was there a dimethylmercury incident at MIT?

Dimethylmercury, one of the most toxic mercury compounds, poses severe health risks, including delayed neurological damage and potential fatality from skin absorption. Following a student's alleged exposure to an unauthorized material, MIT's Building 18 has closed for extensive decontamination. Although claims of serious harm are circulating, the situation remains under investigation, with conflicting details surfacing from unofficial sources.

Norway's King Haakon honours 'dear father' Harald in first speech as sovereign

King Haakon VIII of Norway honored his late father, King Harald, in an emotional televised speech, praising him as a devoted family man and expressing gratitude. He stressed his commitment to Norway's democratic values and inclusiveness. Thousands mourned at the palace, reflecting Harald’s legacy of tolerance and unity, as flags flew at half-mast across the country.

Judiciary proactively responded to emerging fraudulent schemes like digital arrest: CJI

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlighted the judiciary's proactive stance against rising digital fraud schemes in his address at the 43rd International Symposium on Economic Crime in London. Emphasizing due process and proportionality, he noted the Supreme Court's recent actions against scams impersonating officials, illustrating a comprehensive legal framework evolved over decades. Kant warned of the challenges in addressing economic crime globally.

Mohan Bhagwat stresses unity, says politics has become ‘a game of self-interest

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, addressing a rally in New York City, urged respect for India's diversity and emphasized the organization’s commitment to engaging with other religions. He acknowledged past tensions but asserted unity among faiths is essential. Bhagwat responded to concerns about RSS's role in religious discrimination, asserting that true Hinduism embraces all beliefs, while criticizing political attempts at unity.

Soccer-Munoz earns Liverpool draw with Forest, Hull up to second, Newcastle beat Spurs

Liverpool's Victor Munoz scored a late equaliser in a 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest, leaving both teams without a win this season. Forest's Dan Ndoye opened the scoring, but Alexander Isak leveled before Munoz's goal. Meanwhile, Newcastle's victory deepened Tottenham's struggles. Hull City beat Coventry to rise to second in the Championship, while Bournemouth and Everton drew.

Newcastle condemn dismal Spurs to second successive defeat

Big-spending Tottenham suffered a disappointing 2-0 defeat against Newcastle, marking their second consecutive loss this season. Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa scored for Newcastle as Tottenham struggled, failing to score in their opening games for the first time since 1992-93. Despite a summer investment of over £300 million, Tottenham's start remains dismal.

Will Nashville airport be renamed after Dolly Parton? What we know

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced plans to rename Nashville International Airport in honor of Dolly Parton following her death at 80. Supported by airport officials and the Nashville mayor, the proposal emphasizes Parton's lasting impact on Tennessee through her music and philanthropy. Discussions on the name change are set for September 17. Parton's legacy remains integral to Nashville's identity.

Who is Suzie Skinner: 5 things to know about JP Miller’s new wife

The Netflix documentary “Death of the Pastor's Wife” revisits the controversies surrounding Suzie Skinner and her marriage to pastor JP Miller, following the death of his estranged wife, Mica, in 2024. Suzie, a physical therapist, married JP in 2025. Mica’s death was ruled a suicide, sparking questions and renewed scrutiny over JP’s past and claims of abuse. Mica’s death remains controversial.

Who was Tameka Hill? Lil Nas X announces death of mom amid his sobriety journey

Lil Nas X announced his mother's passing in an emotional tribute on Instagram, reflecting on their complicated relationship due to her struggles with addiction. The Grammy winner has openly discussed his mental health challenges, including a bipolar diagnosis, and his journey toward sobriety. Despite past adversities, he expresses optimism for his future and creative endeavors.

‘Hindu who wants no Muslims in Bharat is not a Hindu’: Mohan Bhagwat in US

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that true Hindus should accept the existence of Muslims in India, emphasizing that all humans possess dignity. Speaking at the 'One World One Humanity' conference in New York, he rejected notions of excluding Muslims. His remarks come amid criticism of his Madison Square Garden event, where a city official expressed opposition.

Dan Lawrence extends England's lead to 357 at stumps, Pakistan face record chase

Dan Lawrence's unbeaten fifty leaves Pakistan facing a daunting task to level the Test series against England, who lead by 357 runs at Lord's. Rain curtailed play to just 24.5 overs on the third day, with England ending at 177-7. Pakistan, after batting poorly in previous innings, must achieve a record fourth-innings total to win.

Milo Yiannopoulos deportation ignites anger among Trump supporters: ‘Total joke’

Milo Yiannopoulos, a British alt-right figure, was arrested by U.S. immigration officials for overstaying his visa, prompting heated debates on social media, especially among conservatives who criticized the focus on him rather than other immigration issues. Once a Trump supporter, Yiannopoulos's immigration status highlights a contradiction in his staunch nationalist rhetoric. He faces deportation to the UK.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on August 30 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

A series of cultural events will take place on August 30 across various venues in Delhi. Highlights include a children's concert featuring Lenny Pearce at Talkatora Indoor Stadium, a screening of "Rang de Basanti" at Civil Lines Social, and an art exhibit by Aishwaryan K at Gallerie Splash. These events cater to diverse interests and offer free entry options.

‘Trying to reach…’: Missing UK couple's last message from flood-hit Nepal

An Indian-origin couple from the UK, Anal and Sanjukta Kar, have gone missing while on a Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage in Nepal, last heard from on August 26. They were in Timure, heading for immigration at the Nepal-Tibet border. Concerned family members reported them missing after receiving a final message about a landslide alert. Authorities and family are seeking answers.

J&K leaders on Samay Raina row: 'Valley incomplete without Kashmiri pandits’

A PDP leader expressed sympathy for Kashmiri Pandits compelled to leave their homes amidst militancy in the 1990s, emphasizing their importance in Jammu & Kashmir. The controversy reignited after comedian Samay Raina faced backlash for a comment about Bihari migration during his show, prompting criticism from various politicians regarding the treatment of Kashmiris in humor. Background: Raina previously faced legal issues for insensitive content on his show.

Meet the voice fighting Pune’s noise pollution

Vidyanand Bapat, a 37-year-old BPO professional from Pune, has emerged as a key advocate for stricter regulations against noise pollution, spurred by personal experiences working from home amid loud festivities. With numerous complaints to authorities, he emphasizes that his campaign targets excessive noise, not religion. Bapat's journey highlights the need for civic accountability, evolving from an ordinary resident's concerns into broader public discourse.

Uncertainty over Pune protest against noise pollution during Ganeshotsav

Two citizen protests in Pune on Sunday aim to address noise pollution during Ganeshotsav. Organized by Sakal Hindu Samaj and a second group, the events, one starting at Puram Chowk and the other at Goodluck Chowk, advocate for a DJ-free celebration and traditional music. Organizers highlight the need for responsible festivities while maintaining cultural enthusiasm amid rising noise concerns.

Two mandal office-bearers, DJ operators booked for laser-light violation in Kondhwa

Kondhwa police booked four individuals, including two mandal office-bearers and two DJ operators, for violating restrictions on laser-beam lights during Eid-e-Milad celebrations on August 26. Despite clear orders from the Pune Police commissioner, the accused allegedly used prohibited lights, prompting complaints and investigations under various legal provisions. The police continue to probe the incidents further.

RPF recovers 120 live turtles from Doon Exp at Dhanbad

In a significant enforcement move against wildlife trafficking, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) recovered 120 live Indian Flapshell turtles abandoned in bags aboard the Yog Nagri Rishikesh-Howrah Doon Express in Dhanbad. The turtles were discovered during a routine inspection under Operation Wild. Investigations are underway to identify the perpetrator and ensure the turtles' safe conservation.

Why is Demon June not playing against TCU?

North Carolina Tar Heels running back Demon June played sparingly against TCU, as the game remained tied at 10-10 midway through the second quarter, leading fans to speculate about his absence. While Jaylen McGill led rushing with 15 yards and a TD, questions arose regarding June's potential injury or unexplained benching. Updates on the situation are pending.

J’khand health dept sounds alert after 8 test positive for swine flu

The health department alerted the public after eight individuals tested positive for H1N1 influenza in Ranchi, urging vigilance among medical professionals and the community. Testing has ramped up, with designated isolation wards prepared in hospitals. No panic is warranted, but those exhibiting symptoms should seek prompt care. Monitoring for influenza cases continues statewide amid rising seasonal infections.

Woman explains the impact of having a good manager. Video

A woman's post about the positive impact of a supportive manager has sparked widespread agreement on social media, with users sharing their own experiences about how good leadership enhances job satisfaction and overall quality of life. Reflecting on her good fortune with her manager, Saniya Kasar emphasizes the significance of kind and understanding leadership in improving workplace culture.

UP CM Adityanath slams opposition for dividing people in name of caste, language

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized opposition parties for fostering division through caste and region, branding them a "gang of dacoits." During the launch of 170 development projects in Gorakhpur, he touted his government's accomplishments in combating encephalitis, enhancing education, and providing employment and support for women. He emphasized a focus on nationalism and public welfare under his administration.

‘They will kill me’: Woman, newborn die after delivery in MP's Rewa

A 25-year-old woman, Kalpana Mishra, died during her first delivery at Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital in Rewa, along with her unborn child, after pleading for help in a disturbing video. Following the incident, two doctors and nursing staff were suspended. The family claims negligence led to her death, prompting an inquiry into the hospital's treatment.

US Open: Truly open season at year’s final Slam

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner withdrew from the US Open due to a knee injury, while second-ranked Alexander Zverev struggled in pre-tournament matches. Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz returns from a wrist injury, raising questions about his form. Novak Djokovic's recent losses add to the uncertainty. Ultimately, the tournament’s outcome remains unpredictable, unlike previous years dominated by a few elite players.

Infosys subsidiary CEO ‘unreachable’ as hundreds missing after Nepal floods

Lax Gopisetty, CEO of Infosys Public Services, remains unreachable after devastating flash floods in Nepal on August 26, leaving hundreds missing. Infosys confirmed efforts to contact his family and gather information. Gopisetty, with over 30 years of experience, was in Nepal for personal reasons. The floods have also impacted 287 Indian nationals, prompting rescue operations.

‘Not one complaint’: Tharoor praises govt’s Nepal flood rescue efforts

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor commended the Indian government's swift efforts to rescue missing nationals in Nepal floods, where 287 Indians remain uncontactable. He urged External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for immediate deployment of a full NDRF contingent, heavy-lift helicopters, and advanced rescue technology. Tharoor emphasized the urgent need for action as every passing hour diminishes hope.