crown

Subscribe Now

FOLLOW US

Sign in

Survival News

‘Not everyone in Bengaluru earns lakhs’: Woman questions soaring rents in city

A woman said survival in Bengaluru had become difficult due to rising rents, deposits and salary assumptions.

Updated 38 days ago

How Elite American Forces Are Trained to Survive Behind Enemy Lines

In this photo provided by the U.S. Air Force, airmen are shown training at Washington’s Fairchild Air Force Base.

Updated 98 days ago

Distressed migrants at breaking point

People queue up with empty cylinders for LPG cooking gas refills at Lokhandwala Township, Kandiavli, Mumbai, amid supply concerns triggered by the ongoing Iran–US conflict in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. (Hindustan Times)

Published 109 days ago

Man earning ₹80,000 a month says he feels broke: 'After rent, groceries, EMIs’

Even with a steady income, the man said rent, groceries, bills, and EMIs leave little room to save.

Updated 111 days ago

Tu Yaa Main teaser: Shanaya Kapoor, Adarsh Gourav deliver tension and thrills

Tu Yaa Main features rapper Adarsh and influencer Shanaya, directed by Bejoy Nambiar. The film's teaser reveals a thrilling journey that turns chaotic when the pair encounters a crocodile, leading to a fight for survival.

Published 185 days ago

HT Picks; New Reads

This week’s pick of interesting reads includes a book set in Mumbai’s Kamathipura that challenges perceptions of sex work, a collection of stories from the Vetala Panchavimshati , featuring Vikram and the vetala, and a volume on the author’s epic journeys down the Brahmaputra. (Akash Shrivastav)

Published 254 days ago

Neurosurgeon explains why ‘brain is not built for happiness, it is built for…’

The expert emphasises that to live peacefully, one's brain must learn the three fundamental truths of life.

Updated 275 days ago

Ian McEwan's next novel, 'What We Can Know,' is science fiction 'without the science'

Ian McEwan's next novel, 'What We Can Know,' is science fiction 'without the science'

Updated 521 days ago

German skier miraculously survives after avalanche sweeps him down Mont Blanc

A German skier was swept down Mont Blanc by an avalanche but survived using an airbag.

Published 521 days ago

How British sailor survived in capsized yacht for four days

For four days, he rationed a can of food, a chocolate bar, and small water sachets.

Published 541 days ago

Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore ‘dodging floating poo' while stuck in space

(FILES) This undated handout picture from Nasa released on July 2, 2024 shows NASA�s Boeing Crew Flight Test astronauts (from top) Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams inside.

Published 691 days ago

Two 144-year-old Goan clubs fight for survival in Mumbai

Joe D’Cruz, a Dockyard Road resident, is an honorary member of both clubs. (Bhushan Koyande/HT Photo)

Updated 712 days ago

Only 42.5% trees transplanted in Delhi survived: Forest department

The worst survival rate was observed at the DTU campus where only 12.61% of the transplanted trees survived. (HT Photo)

Updated 756 days ago

A dove in love with dear life

Last Sunday, at a pond in New Chandigarh, Anuj Jain chanced upon a Eurasian collared dove twice escaping the proverbial jaws of death. (Anuj Jain)

Updated 764 days ago

Spice of Life: Making up for lost pieces in many a puzzle of life

Making up for the lost pieces in many a puzzle. Other than awakening one’s creativity, this skill becomes the most handy philosophy of one’s survival technique. All of us go through life, burdened with a bag of expectations on one’s shoulders. Maturity teaches us how to lighten the burden and hasten the step. (HT File)

Updated 765 days ago

Silent signals: Know unseen signs and symptoms of cancer for swift detection

Silent signals: Know unseen signs and symptoms of cancer for swift detection

Published 808 days ago

Does the transplantation of trees really work?

Are there any laws protecting trees and do these laws detail the procedure of transplantation?. (HT File Photo)

Published 822 days ago

KGMU doctors give fresh lease of life to U.P. man after iron rod pierces his heart ‘through and through’

After recovery, the UP man poses with the iron rod that had pierced his heart. (SOURCED)

Updated 825 days ago

World Forestry Day 2024: Date, history, significance

Every year, World Forestry Day is observed on March 21.

Published 845 days ago

HT Picks; New Reads

This week’s pick of interesting reads includes the chronicle of an author’s flight from Kashmir an exploration of developments in Asian thought in the 20th century, and Romulus Whitaker’s memoir. (HT Team)

Updated 884 days ago

Contractors’ union asks Karnataka govt to clear bills pending since 2021

HT Image

Updated 941 days ago

Life in a tunnel: How the 41 banded, and survived, together

The 41 rescued workers from the collapsed Silkyara tunnel pose as they board the IAF's Chinook helicopter for Rishikesh for further medical examination on Wednesday.

Updated 956 days ago

Three siblings skip school to swim in river; stuck for a day after losing way

HT Image

Updated 996 days ago

The sacking of Kevin McCarthy will make supporting Ukraine harder

Kevin McCarthy.

Published 1011 days ago

Hate killed her husband, love helped family survive

Hate killed her husband, love helped family survive

Updated 1063 days ago

150-year-old Banyan, imported from India, struggles to survive in Hawaiian blaze

The reason for its harvest was the 50th anniversary of the first American protestant missionary in Lahaina — a monumental event that forever altered Lahaina’s trajectory, it states. (AFP)

Published 1066 days ago

MP Arora urges Centre to revive textile industry

Arora pointed out that the Indian textile industry contributes to 40% of the country’s demand for man-made fibres. It employs more than 6.5 lakh powerloom machines weaving three crore metres of cloth a day, and a yearly consumption of over 6 lakh metric tons of various yarns and fibres (HT Photo)

Updated 1067 days ago

Rat attack on garbage piles weakens Parsik Hill in Thane

HT Image

Updated 1082 days ago

World Juggling Day: Spare a thought for the smiles we bring, say Delhi artistes

Though jugglers find their profession a noble one, they confess that it’s not an easy choice to survive on it and hence don’t want their next generation to take it up full time. (Photo: Prasad Gori/HT (For representational purposes only))

Updated 1121 days ago

Navi Mumbai hospital nurses back premature twins

Navi Mumbai hospital nurses back premature twins

Updated 1125 days ago

Home / Topic / Survival / News

© 2026 HindustanTimes