Two accused in Ankit Balyan murder case killed in UP Police encounter
National Heraldby NH Digital·31 Aug 2026
Two accused in Ankit Balyan murder case killed in UP Police encounter Police say the alleged Gogi gang shooters opened fire during a checking operation in Shamli, while two other suspects remain at...
Nepal steps up efforts to rescue hundreds trapped in hydropower tunnels
National Heraldby NH Digital·31 Aug 2026
Nepal steps up efforts to rescue hundreds trapped in hydropower tunnels Hundreds of hydropower workers remain trapped as international teams join rescue efforts; fresh warnings are issued over...
41 countries, 135 movies: Kashmir set to host its first international film festival
National Heraldby NH Digital·30 Aug 2026
41 countries, 135 movies: Kashmir set to host its first international film festival ‘Rang-e-Cinema’, organised by the J&K government from September 7 to 10, aims to promote filmmaking, local talent...
Modi tribute to Uttam Kumar revives memories of a clumsy attempt in July
National Heraldby Kunal Chatterjee·30 Aug 2026
Modi tribute to Uttam Kumar revives memories of a clumsy attempt in July Modi invokes actor's centenary to tap Bengali nostalgia amid unease over Sangh Parivar attempts to redefine Bengali culture...
Hill slip leaves Shimla-Kalka rail track hanging in air, 10 trains cancelled
National Heraldby NH Digital·30 Aug 2026
Hill slip leaves Shimla-Kalka rail track hanging in air, 10 trains cancelled The 96-km heritage line has faced repeated disruptions this monsoon as rain triggers landslides and damages...
Nehru statue uprooted, dumped in forest; Bengal Congress issues deadline
National Heraldby Kunal Chatterjee·30 Aug 2026
Nehru statue uprooted, dumped in forest; Bengal Congress issues deadline BJP denies involvement, accuses a section of Congress of colluding with TMC over the statue's removal Tensions have risen in...
Sugar prices stay high across India despite Centre's efforts
National Heraldby NH Digital·30 Aug 2026
Sugar prices stay high across India despite Centre's efforts Retail sugar prices remain elevated despite duty-free imports, tighter stock norms and an earlier ban on exports Sugar prices remained...
“Education can only be transformed collectively”
National Heraldby Nandlal Sharma·30 Aug 2026
“Education can only be transformed collectively” Education is a secular question. Everyone needs it, and it can only be transformed collectively The recent Gen Z and Gen Alpha protests have put the...
The Indian joint family is back in business
National Heraldby Avay Shukla·30 Aug 2026
The Indian joint family is back in business For Gen Z, expensive housing, joblessness and childcare costs are making the family home attractive again, says Avay Shukla The joint family was one of...
'Delimitation targets tribal representation': Congress attacks BJP-RSS
National Heraldby NH Political Bureau·30 Aug 2026
'Delimitation targets tribal representation': Congress attacks BJP-RSS At an Adivasi rally in Ranchi, Congress leaders alleged that a future delimitation exercise could reduce seats reserved for...
Bangladesh and the Makkah Pact
National Heraldby Faisal Mahmud·30 Aug 2026
Bangladesh and the Makkah Pact In its current shape, the alliance is more a political signal than a military commitment on all sides.
Explained: Why Nepal’s rescue operation is so difficult
National Heraldby Pratyaksh Srivastava·30 Aug 2026
Explained: Why Nepal’s rescue operation is so difficult Destroyed roads and bridges, unstable Himalayan terrain, severed communications and the threat of another flash flood are turning the search...
“Indians may be poor but they can’t be bought”
National Heraldby AJ Philip·30 Aug 2026
“Indians may be poor but they can’t be bought” A.J. Philip puts the former solicitor-general of India in the dock Dear Shri Harish Salve Ji, I usually do not watch television interviews.
Mullaperiyar: Dam nuisance
National Heraldby K.A. Shaji·30 Aug 2026
Mullaperiyar: Dam nuisance A lifeline for Tamil Nadu is now life-threatening in Kerala. K.A. Shaji explores arguments for and against a new dam Ever heard of Colonel John Pennycuick?
Akhilesh hits out at Yogi’s promise of ‘one lakh jobs’ months before assembly polls
National Heraldby NH Political Bureau·30 Aug 2026
Akhilesh hits out at Yogi’s promise of ‘one lakh jobs’ months before assembly polls SP chief says government has little time to fulfil the promise as the model code of conduct is set to come into...
London Diary: A glimpse of communal harmony in colonial times
National Heraldby Hasan Suroor·30 Aug 2026
London Diary: A glimpse of communal harmony in colonial times And the UK's self-goal in trying to appease the anti-immigration lobby It’s a first.
'Sorry students': Power outage at two Jaipur centres forces NEET-PG 2026 re-exam
National Heraldby NH Digital·30 Aug 2026
'Sorry students': Power outage at two Jaipur centres forces NEET-PG 2026 re-exam NBEMS apologises to affected candidates; re-examination scheduled for September 5 after repeated disruptions at two...
Wise words abroad, silence at home: Sibal attacks Bhagwat
National Heraldby NH Political Bureau·30 Aug 2026
Wise words abroad, silence at home: Sibal attacks Bhagwat Sibal’s remarks come a day after Bhagwat says unity in diversity is intrinsic to Bharat’s identity Rajya Sabha MP and senior advocate Kapil...
The wonder that is India
National Heraldby Aakar Patel·30 Aug 2026
The wonder that is India How Hindutva has reshaped India’s politics, institutions and society — and why the future looks increasingly dark A foreign outlet interviewed me this week and at the end...
'Short term memory loss': Sonam Wangchuk responds to Aamir Khan’s ‘3 Idiots’ claim
National Heraldby NH Digital·30 Aug 2026
'Short term memory loss': Sonam Wangchuk responds to Aamir Khan’s ‘3 Idiots’ claim Wangchuk jokes about Aamir’s ‘short-term memory loss’, says he had a detailed meeting with the actor before the...
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