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A string of beads around her neck and a woollen jacket slung over the traditional Garhwali attire, Juthi Devi is surprisingly sprightly for her age. | Latest News India

“Many of us do not sleep through the night. We wake up suddenly in the fear that it may happen again,” said Devi, who headed the village’s women committee | Latest News India

Read about the celebration of Chhath Puja at Dibrugarh ghats, where devotees gathered to offer prayers to the Sun god on the banks of the Brahmaputra.

Shimla: The state government has requisitioned the NDRF to speed up rescue and relief operations due to flash floods, landslides, and heavy rainfall that affected people, sources said on Sunday.

KATHMANDU, June 8: Lawmakers have brought the government's attention to the hardships faced by the people of Terai-Madhes due to the scorching heat experienced in recent days. Heatwaves and soaring temperatures have severely affected the lives of people, especially in the Tarai region. The issue was raised during today's meeting of the House of Representatives, where lawmakers highlighted the additional challenges posed by irregular electricity supply.

Home of the Chipko movement, they’ve already been warned of imminent danger by experts.

The massive bus accident in Uttarakhand's Pauri district in which 33 people were killed did not just snuff out lives but also ruined families.

He returned home alone to loud cries, having lost his relatives and other members of the marriage party in the tragedy.Three of the baratis were lucky enough to escape unhurt as they got down from the bus half-an-hour into the journey before the bus met with the accident.They are Narendra Nath and his two friends Srichand and Pratap Singh.I got a call about the sudden death of my father-in-law.

A man carried his sick mother on a handcart for over four kilometres to reach a community health centre here on Wednesday after he could not get an ambulance.

The fire was in a room on the second floor of the building. Ten people were evacuated safely from the second and third floors, a fire official said.