Former MP Thupstan Chhewang, Tashi Gyalson hail September 9 talks as “positive, cordial and constructive”; hopes rise for protection of Ladakh’s land, jobs, culture and fragile ecologyContinue Reading
The message from these simultaneous crises is stark: geopolitics, energy, trade and security are becoming increasingly interconnected. A missile strike in one region can move oil prices thousands of kilometres away, while a tariff decision in Washington or Ottawa can reverberate through economies already under pressure. The world, inconveniently, hasContinue Reading
Boeing 767 Overruns Runway, Strikes Vehicles and Bursts Into Flames; Five Injured as NTSB Launches InvestigationContinue Reading
TOP NEWS: Anak Krakatau Erupts, Volcanic Ash Disrupts Flights Across IndonesiaContinue Reading
“The Scale of the Disaster Is Far Bigger Than Anyone Could Have Contemplated,” Binod Chaudhary. September 2: Nepal is facing a devastating humanitarian and infrastructure crisis after catastrophic flash floods pushed the death toll past 1,000, with around 4,000 people still missing and thousands rescued from affected areas. Nepal’s onlyContinue Reading
On an ordinary Wednesday morning in Nepal’s Trishuli Valley, a school principal was given just minutes to make a decision that would change the fate of 1,643 children.Continue Reading
A catastrophe is unfolding across the Himalayas after a massive glacier and mountain collapse unleashed a torrent of ice, rock, mud and water along the Nepal-Tibet border, devastating villages, roads, bridges, hydropower installations and a major cross-border route.Continue Reading
From the flooded road beneath the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya to the battered Imphal–Ukhrul highway in Manipur, two very different images are telling the same story. The North-East is building. But is it building the infrastructure needed to survive what it is building? The Jorabat–Khanapara corridor has repeatedlyContinue Reading
At around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, 26 August 2026, the Himalayas seemed to split open.Continue Reading
ndia appears to have discovered a remarkable new form of urban planning: build the flyovers, build the expressways, build the glass towers, announce the smart city, inaugurate the project with cameras rolling, and then wait for the monsoon to reveal where the water was supposed to go.Continue Reading
