COLOMBIA SHAKEN TO ITS CORE: 133 DEAD, 570 INJURED AS 7.4 QUAKE DEVASTATES WEST
Country’s Strongest Earthquake of the Century Leaves Buildings Collapsed, Airports Shut, Hospitals Damaged and Thousands Searching for Missing Loved OnesContinue Reading
Country’s Strongest Earthquake of the Century Leaves Buildings Collapsed, Airports Shut, Hospitals Damaged and Thousands Searching for Missing Loved OnesContinue Reading
Flash flood tears through strategic border road in Chamoli; rescue teams race against rain and darkness as 12–16 villages lose road connectivityContinue Reading
As Saturday draws to a close, India finds itself at the intersection of political turbulence, monsoon devastation, public-health anxiety, technological ambition and some genuinely extraordinary moments of human achievement.Continue Reading
JNN EVENING EDITION – AUGUST 7, 2026: COUNTRY FLOODED, A PARLIAMENT STALLED, A WORLD GRAPPLING FOR PEACEContinue Reading
As Typhoon Dolphin bears down on southwestern Japan with sustained winds of 144 km/h, gusts approaching 198 km/h, torrential rain and dangerous waves, the country has responded not with panic, but with precision.Continue Reading
FROM AYODHYA TO JHARKHAND, MOSCOW TO THE RED SEA: INDIA FACES QUESTIONS AT HOME AS A RESTLESS WORLD BURNSContinue Reading
As the day draws to a close, India and the world remain gripped by political drama, viruses, monsoon fury, market volatility, and escalating global tensions. Here is a full roundup of the day’s most consequential developments.Continue Reading
Heavy monsoon rains have left a trail of destruction across Kerala, claiming eight lives, leaving eight people missing and forcing nearly 5,800 residents into relief camps. Landslides, flash floods and widespread waterlogging battered the state since Friday night, destroying 27 homes completely and damaging 196 others.Continue Reading
India entered the first evening of August with dramatically contrasting images: a new international airport opening its doors in Andhra Pradesh, floodwaters continuing to ravage Assam, two Indian women standing victorious with Commonwealth Games gold medals, an old Himalayan trade route reopening after six years, and political tremors spreading through DelhiContinue Reading
Across two of India’s most ecologically sensitive landscapes, an extraordinary question is rising from the ground: When development arrives, who pays the price?Continue Reading
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