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63 Indian nationals rescued from Trishuli-I project in NepalImage- AI Enhanced

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63 Indian nationals rescued from Trishuli-I project in Nepal

Sixty-three Indian nationals working at the Trishuli-I project in Nepal have been rescued. The names released include workers such as Suresh Singh Rajput, Sumit Kumar Khare, Mukesh Kumar and Sachin Kumar, along with 59 others. The update comes amid the Nepal floods and identifies those rescued from the project.

27 Aug 2026

Two trainee pilots killed as twin-engine aircraft crashes into Kanpur fieldImage- ANI

India

Two trainee pilots killed as twin-engine aircraft crashes into Kanpur field

A twin-engine training aircraft crashed in the Nattupurwa village area near Kanpur’s Ganga Barrage on Thursday, killing two pilots, according to the police commissioner. The aircraft had taken off from Kanpur Cantonment at about 11:20 a.m. Rescue teams reached the site, while the Directorate General of Civil Aviation was informed.

27 Aug 2026

Why India has not answered Trump’s tariff pressure the way Canada hasImage- AI generated

India

Why India has not answered Trump’s tariff pressure the way Canada has

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has rejected Donald Trump’s tariff pressure and promised dollar-for-dollar retaliation, despite Canada’s deep economic dependence on the United States. India’s more cautious approach reflects its wider interests in technology, defence, investment, visas, energy and Indo-Pacific coordination, as well as the limited impact of possible Indian counter-tariffs on American interests.

27 Aug 2026

Nepal flash floods kill at least 160, leave more than 750 missingImage- X

India

Nepal flash floods kill at least 160, leave more than 750 missing

Flash floods sweeping through central Nepal after originating in Tibet have killed at least 160 people and left more than 750 missing, including 133 Indian nationals. A 32-member Kolkata group on the Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra is among those untraceable, while India has sent humanitarian, HADR and medical assistance.

27 Aug 2026

Rajnath Singh clears DRDO missile technology transfer to Indian defence industryImage- AI generated

India

Rajnath Singh clears DRDO missile technology transfer to Indian defence industry

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved the transfer of technology for all conventional missile systems developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation to eligible Indian defence companies. The move is intended to expand domestic manufacturing, strengthen supply chains, create opportunities for smaller businesses and help the armed forces receive required missile systems more efficiently.

25 Aug 2026