Amid Drug Price Cuts, A Look At India's Cancer Burden Against Asian Peers
India records around 1.56 million cancer cases and 9,02,000 deaths in 2025, making it the second-most affected country among selected Asian nations, behind only China.
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Rajasthan Man With Rs 10,000 Salary Finds Rs 1,00,00,00,00,000 In Account
The amount was frozen almost immediately through a lien.
3 Killed, Including Infant, In Odisha Landslide Triggered By Cyclone Arnab
Two others have been rescued by a fire services team, Odisha's Panchayati Raj Minister Rabi Narayan Naik told reporters.
Air India, Air India Express Extend Saudi Flights Suspension Till November 14
Passengers holding confirmed bookings issued on or before October 30, 2026, for travel scheduled up to November 14 can reschedule their journeys for travel up to November 29, subject to seat availability, the airlines said.
$6.3-Billion Binance Crypto Hack: What We Know So Far
Confirming the incident, Binance said that it was working to resolve a "complex attack".
Vulnerable Areas In Assam Safe: Official On Bhutan Glacial Lake Outburst
Fears of flooding gripped residents living along the Sankosh River in Assam and West Bengal.
BJP Leader's Singer Wife, A Kabir Bhajan Gone Viral, And The 'Jantar Mantar' That Wasn't
A video of Sivasri Skandaprasad's singing performance went viral, interpreted as a dig at protests at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. What she's singing is actually attributed to the saint-poet Kabir, and he did not really mean that particular "jantar mantar". He meant something far more ...
153 Songs In 30 Days: AI Makes Explicit Songs, YouTube Serves Them To Minors
As India moves to tighten oversight of obscene and AI-generated content online, an NDTV test suggests YouTube's existing child-safety safeguards are struggling to keep explicit AI-generated music away from minors.
North Korea Linked To $6.3 Billion Binance Hack In Biggest Crypto Heist Ever
TraderTraitor is one of the elite hacking units linked to North Korea and had earlier been accused of attacks on crypto exchanges.
Delhi Air Quality Drops To 78 After Record Rain Brings Winter Chill
According to the IMD, weather conditions over Delhi-NCR will gradually turn drier with partly cloudy skies on October 31 and November 1, followed by clearer conditions.
Video: Rafale Marine Jet Touches Down On INS Vikrant For First Time
The Indian Navy has signed a contract for 26 Rafale Marines, which are scheduled to be delivered by the end of 2028 or early 2029, as per the officials.
Video: Thick Columns Of Smoke Rise From Russian Oil Refinery After Drone Attack
According to The Wall Street Journal, the unofficial pause in Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities was initially expected to last until after the US midterm elections on November 3.
PM Modi Outlines Projects Worth Rs 14,000 Crore In Gujarat
PM Modi also highlighted Banaskantha's progress in agriculture, dairy production, infrastructure and connectivity. He said the region was witnessing new development opportunities and pointed to initiatives aimed at increasing farmers' income and strengthening rural economies.
In Pics: Snowfall Turns East Sikkim Into Winter Wonderland
The snowfall comes amid the impact of Cyclone Arnab, bringing wintry conditions to the region.
Iran Guards Say Halted 3 Tankers After 'Incidents' In Strait Of Hormuz
The Iran Guards did not specify the nature of the incidents, which came a day after Iran's armed forces said at least four tankers had stopped in the area after hitting mines.
Jail-Linked Terror Finance Module Busted By J&K Police, 10 Arrested
The probe has uncovered a larger network of operatives who were raising and routing funds for terrorists and their associates lodged in different jails.
'Deeply Distressing': J&K Minister On Ambulance Restrictions Due To Convoys
As civilian traffic often comes to a standstill when security forces' convoys move through the Valley, the J&K Health Minister has expressed serious concern over ambulances being caught in security restrictions.
Should Machines Decide Who Lives And Dies In A War? Ex-CIA Chief Answers
Former CIA Director General David Petraeus said machines could sometimes make targeting decisions better than humans.