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    Pema Khandu inaugurates Buddha relic exposition at Tawang Monastery after 13 years

    Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu attended the inauguration of the sacred relics of Lord Buddha. The relics, returning after thirteen years, will travel through three districts for devotees. Chief Minister Khandu expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supporting the event and promoting the state's cultural potential. A new Arunachal Buddhist Confederation will be established to unite local Buddhist traditions and institutions.

    Communications manager of Prashant Kishor's party found dead near rail tracks in Ranchi

    Devpalik Gupta, a communications manager for the Jan Suraaj Party, went missing from a train on Monday. His body was discovered near the railway tracks the next day after an accidental fall. Gupta had been integral in the party's social media strategy and played a significant role in a recent electoral victory. After leaving his friends to visit the pantry car, he was not seen again on the train.

    Govt to pitch 11 airports to global investors ahead of December bidding

    The Indian government plans to hold promotional roadshows in international financial hubs to attract airport investors. Twelve airports are expected to be bundled into groups as part of this privatisation effort. The Airports Authority of India aims to explain the new bidding structure to prospective bidders effectively. International investors, including sovereign wealth funds and Indian conglomerates, are anticipated to participate in this bidding process.

    Nepal flash floods: 13 bodies recovered from Gandak in UP districts

    The recent Nepal floods have led to a somber recovery effort, as Uttar Pradesh police and SDRF retrieved thirteen bodies from the Gandak river, which is referred to as Narayani in Nepal. In Maharajganj, four bodies were found, with an additional nine emerging from Kushinagar. Local officials are working closely with Nepal to identify the deceased, highlighting the river's cross-border significance amidst this tragedy.

    Nepal tragedy: Four from UP's Kushinagar untraceable; 11-year-old scours riverbanks for missing father

    Four men from Kushinagar remain untraceable following devastating flash floods in Nepal. Families have lost contact with workers at power projects in Rasuwa district. One young boy searches the Gandak river banks for his missing father. Bodies have reportedly been carried downstream by the swollen river. Project officials and helplines are being contacted for information.

    Bihar and UP on high alert after Nepal disaster

    In the wake of severe flash floods affecting various districts in Nepal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh have entered a state of high alert. Authorities are taking swift action, including relocating residents from at-risk zones. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has promised comprehensive central support, while teams from the National Disaster Response Force are being dispatched for critical relief and rescue efforts.

    The Economic Times
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