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    Navratri Day 5 Mantras: Powerful Maa Skandamata Chants for Peace, Strength and Family Well-Being

    Navratri Day 5, observed on October 15, 2026, is dedicated to Maa Skandamata, the fifth form of Goddess Durga. Discover her principal mantra, Sanskrit prayers, transliterations, meanings and traditional chanting practices. This guide also covers puja vidhi, bhog offerings, the goddess's symbolism, spiritual significance and frequently asked questions for devotees observing Shardiya Navratri at home.

    Nepal flash floods explained: Why the country is facing repeated disasters and should India be worried?

    Nepal Flash Floods Reason: Nepal has witnessed another flash flood after a landslide blocked the Budhi Gandaki River in Gorkha district. Here's why repeated floods are hitting the Himalayan country, how climate change and unstable mountain slopes contribute to the risk, and why India needs to monitor downstream rivers.

    Bengali Durga Puja 2026: Powerful Maa Durga Mantras, Stotras and Chants for Devotees

    Bengali Durga Puja 2026 is a time of devotion, celebration and Shakti worship. Know powerful Maa Durga mantras, Pushpanjali chants, Durga stotras and sacred prayers associated with Bengali Durga Puja, including Sandhi Puja, Aarti and traditional worship.

    Kalash Sthapana Mantra for Navratri 2026: Sanskrit Mantras to Chant During Ghatasthapana

    Kalash Sthapana marks the beginning of Shardiya Navratri and the worship of Maa Durga. Discover important Navratri mantras for Ghatasthapana, including the Kalash Sthapana mantra, Maa Shailputri Beej Mantra, Durga Beej Mantra, Navdurga mantra and Devi prayers. This guide features Sanskrit verses alongside Roman transliterations, making it easier for devotees to recite traditional prayers during Navratri Day 1 puja at home.

    'The search was over': A family's four-day quest for a son lost in Nepal's floods

    In the aftermath of a catastrophic glacial flood that swept through Nepal, Ayush Khadka's family endured a four-day search for him. Unbeknownst to his family, authorities had recovered a body on the day of the incident itself thought to be Ayush’s. Relatives later recognised him through physical characteristics and images.

    Nepal floods: Authorities bury unidentified bodies in Chitwan forest amid morgue space shortage, preserve DNA records for future identification

    Nepal authorities are burying unidentified bodies recovered from riverbanks. DNA samples are collected and identification records prepared for later retrieval. This procedure follows international guidelines to safely preserve each body's identity. Families can provide DNA samples to match with deceased individuals for identification. Recovery operations continue as thousands remain missing after devastating floods.

    • 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.

      Varanasi flood preparedness: 198 boats, 21 flood posts, NDRF teams deployed; 61 relief camps, 24/7 control room set up

      Varanasi district administration has prepared 61 flood relief camps for affected families. These camps will provide accommodation, food, and essential amenities for displaced individuals. Teams from various departments are deployed to offer on-site services and support. Livestock safety is prioritized with arrangements for their care and relocation. A 24-hour flood control room monitors the situation and coordinates immediate responses.

      Narayani-Gandak swells as Nepal rains raise flood threat in UP

      Heavy rainfall in Nepal has caused the Narayani-Gandak river levels to rise significantly. This surge in water discharge from the Valmikinagar Gandak barrage increases flood risks. Villagers in Maharajganj district are concerned as water pressure mounts on riverbanks. The district administration has issued an alert and prepared relief and rescue teams. Officials are closely monitoring the situation and water levels in affected areas.

      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.

      Nepal floods: 20 years of satellite images reveal how a Himalayan river corridor became a disaster trap

      A 20-year comparison of satellite images shows how development transformed Nepal’s vulnerable Himalayan river corridor, with roads, bridges, hotels, hydropower projects and other infrastructure crowding limited land beside the Lhende-Trishuli system. When a devastating August flood surged downstream, the heavily built-up valley offered little room for the torrent to dissipate.

      Nepal Floods: 2 arrested for allegedly stealing gold earrings from woman’s body swept away in river; video goes viral

      Nepal police arrested two men after a video showed them stealing gold earrings. The incident occurred after devastating flash floods swept a woman away in the Narayani River. Authorities identified the suspects as Madan Gurung and Umesh Chaudhary. These arrests come as Nepal grapples with severe flood and landslide disasters. Rescue operations continue for over fourteen hundred people reported missing.

      At least 160 killed as flash floods hit Nepal; 133 Indians among hundreds of missing foreigners

      Nepal flood news: Flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have claimed 160 lives and left hundreds missing. Widespread damage to villages and infrastructure occurred after an ice and rock avalanche. India has assured Nepal of all possible humanitarian and relief assistance during this crisis. Rescue and relief efforts are being coordinated closely between the two nations. Nepal's authorities are assessing the cause and extent of the disaster.

      Nepal flash floods reason: What caused the deadly floods and why the region is at risk

      An ice and rock avalanche caused massive flash floods in Nepal on Wednesday. At least 160 people died, and hundreds of tourists were reported missing after the disaster. The Bhotekoshi River flooded, destroying villages, roads, and hydropower projects in the region. Climate experts believe warming temperatures contributed to the glacial lake overflow event.

      Sensex falls! These stocks are down 5% or more on BSE

      In the Nifty pack, 9 stocks were trading in the green, while 41 stocks were trading in the red.

      Fortis looks to expand in Mumbai suburbs

      Hospital chain Fortis Healthcare is looking to buy hospitals in Mumbai suburbs as part of its expansion plan. "We are actively looking to expand our footprint (in Mumbai and its suburbs)," said S Narayani, business head, Fortis Hospitals, Maharashtra.

      In the Nifty pack, 33 stocks were trading in the green, while 17 stocks were trading in the red.

      It Can Always Be Done

      Affirmations work only when they are friendly and suggestive, not overbearing, moralistic and patronising, that could send you on a guilt trip for not being able to fulfil them.

      In Cooch Behar, Rajbongshis’ demand of ‘sena’ and ‘bhasha’ takes centre stage

      TMC is wooing Rajbongshis back to its fold, claiming that the BJP's promise of honouring the ‘Narayani Sena’ is false. It is citing a reply to Cooch Behar district TMC chief Partha Pratim Roy, also a candidate from Sitalkuchi, alleging that the central government had no plans of introducing a “Narayani Regiment” in the army.

      Here’s who bought and sold what in some of the key bulk deals of the day.

      U GRO Capital launches Narayani to encourage women entrepreneurs in India

      Targeting women between 23 and 65 years, Narayani offers loans in the range of Rs 10– Rs 50 lakh with a tenure ranging between 1 - 4 years.

      Narayani Steels, Niraj Cement among top gainers on BSE

      Among the 50 components in the Nifty index, 30 shares were trading in the green, while 20 were in the red.

      Burari deaths explained: 11 bodies, a pet dog and a mysterious diary

      Though no suicide note has been recovered yet, prima facie, the police suspects the Bhatia family committed suicide. But the police is also investigating the case with other possible angles of homicide.

      NGT orders demolition of five resorts in Kasauli

      The structures were unauthorised and illegally constructed in violation of planning laws, therefore affecting environment, ecology and natural resources adversely, the NGT ruled. The green body also ordered the resorts to pay up between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 10 lakh for the environmental damage caused.

      Narayani Steels plans IPO to raise Rs 11.52 crore

      Narayani Steels Ltd today said it has filed the draft prospectus to get listed on BSE's SME platform for a public issue of Rs 11.52 crore.

      These telly moms are not to be messed with

      The Bhabhos, Kokilabens and Dadisas of TV have some serious competition from these strong moms who have taken over the small screen in the last one year.

      18 mining leases extended, Odisha government tells High Court

      The affidavit was filed by an additional secretary of Steel and Mines department yesterday in response to an order passed by the HC on March 25 this year.

      Odisha government has decided to make solar fencing in Ganjam to arrest increasing man-elephant conflicts in Ganjam district.

      Sanjeev Pendharkar, the grandson of founder KV Pendharkar, says the company will grow on its own and the family will continue to run the business .

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