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Angikaaram OTT release date locked: When and where to watch Tamil sports drama starring Kotapadi J Rajesh and Sindhoori Vishwanath
Angikaaram, the Tamil sports drama starring Kotapadi J Rajesh and Sindhoori Vishwanath, is moving to the digital space after its theatrical release earlier this year. The film follows an athlete whose sporting journey takes an unexpected turn, leading him into a battle that goes beyond the track. Here’s what to know about the film’s OTT release and story.
Why the next AI race is about outcomes: Experts Weigh in on the future of AI
Businesses are adjusting their artificial intelligence strategies to prioritize measurable impacts and self-sufficient decision-making. The rise of agentic AI demands innovative pricing frameworks tied to delivered value and achieved results. Causal AI enhances understanding of the factors influencing outcomes and alternative pathways. Emphasizing decentralized AI innovation and interoperability is key to wider industry acceptance, while trust, privacy, and human oversight remain paramount as AI gains independence.
Who was Ayyalasomayajula Lalitha? Meet India's first woman engineer who broke gender barriers in a male-dominated field
In 1943, Ayyalasomayajula Lalitha shattered societal norms by becoming India's first woman engineer. Overcoming personal loss, she delved into electrical engineering, gaining hands-on experience at a railway workshop and contributing to pivotal infrastructure projects. Her influence extended beyond borders as she represented female engineers from India at international conferences, inspiring countless future women in the engineering field.
BharatBenz adds new Supaul dealership to Bihar network
BharatBenz has opened a new dealership in Supaul, Bihar. This expansion strengthens its sales and after-sales reach across the Koshi belt. The four-bay 3S facility offers sales, service, and spares support. It aims to reduce vehicle downtime for transporters and fleet owners. This move enhances BharatBenz's customer accessibility in North Bihar.
Nepal jolted by 5.0-magnitude earthquake days after devastating flash floods
Nepal was jolted by a 5.0-magnitude earthquake late Tuesday, the National Center for Seismology said, with the tremor occurring at a depth of 143 km. The earthquake struck as Nepal continues to deal with the aftermath of devastating flash floods that caused widespread destruction and significant loss of life.
The Himalayas look unchanged from below, but something is happening high in the mountains — Nepal’s disaster offers a frightening clue
A recent disaster in Nepal highlights growing instability in the warming Himalayas. Massive rock and ice collapses unleash destructive floods and debris downstream. Scientists warn of increasing glacial lake outburst floods and unstable mountain slopes. India faces potential consequences as Himalayan river systems connect across borders. Enhanced monitoring and early warning systems are crucial for vulnerable communities.
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Deeper digs, community care: Indian tunnel rescue team accelerates Chilime operations with Nepal Army
An Indian tunnel rescue team is working with the Nepal Army to drain the Chilime tunnel. Specialist personnel are digging deeper into the shaft and securing vulnerable sections. Engineering teams are constructing a temporary access track for heavy machinery. Local residents face immense loss as recovery efforts focus on restoring essential services. Authorities are also addressing health concerns and providing financial aid to affected communities.

Tragedy to business: Economy blooms in flood-hit Nepal, but locals are left in the mud
Devastating flash floods have created a booming disaster economy in Nepal. International journalists and aid workers have overwhelmed local infrastructure and services. Hotels and guesthouses are charging premium rates for basic shelter and accommodation. Transport costs have soared due to destroyed roads and bridges. Bilingual fixers and translators are earning significantly higher wages.

Nepal PM Balendra Shah demands climate action after Himalayan disaster takes over 939 lives
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah has blamed climate change for last week’s devastating Himalayan flood, calling it an “extraordinary” disaster triggered by a glacial collapse. With at least 939 people dead and nearly 4,500 missing, Shah urged Nepal to press the international community for climate action and support.

Nepal’s mountain tsunami: The 200-km trail of water, rock and destruction
Nepal's flash flood death toll has reached 469 after a glacier collapse unleashed torrents of water. Nearly 1,000 people remain missing in Nepal and neighboring Tibet following the disaster. A massive glacier section broke free, plunging into a valley and triggering a devastating surge downstream. The flood wiped out settlements and damaged vital infrastructure, including hydropower projects and border crossings.

Nepal flash floods: India steps up rescue ops as 275 Indians remain missing
Indians missing in Nepal floods: India has intensified rescue and relief operations following Nepal's devastating Bhote Koshi River floods. One hundred eight Indian nationals have been safely rescued from affected areas in Nepal so far. India has dispatched multiple flights carrying essential relief materials and equipment to Kathmandu. Efforts continue to locate missing Indian nationals and persons of Indian origin in the region.

"God saved us all": 36-member Malayali group caught in Nepal flash floods returns to Keralam
A 36-member Malayali group narrowly escaped Nepal's flash floods and returned home. They travelled approximately 100 kilometers from the Nepal border to Gorakhpur Airport. Five individuals from Kasaragod reached Bengaluru and then traveled home by train. The remaining 31 members arrived at Nedumbassery Airport early Sunday morning. Survivors recounted the horrifying experience and expressed gratitude for their safety.

Nepal floods: US announces humanitarian assistance worth over $3.6 million
The United States is providing over $3.6 million in humanitarian aid to Nepal. This assistance includes emergency food for thousands of flood-affected households. Nepal's Bhote Koshi River has seen a sudden increase in water flow and roar. The death toll from recent flash floods has tragically risen to 675 people. Authorities continue search and rescue operations while remaining on high alert.

Sadhguru stayed back after Tibet floods as 77 members remained stranded: Foundation
Sadhguru stayed in Tibet to assist flood victims and secure a land route. He prioritized helping 77 participants caught in the immigration building collapse. Isha Sacred Walks sought permissions to reach the disaster site near Gyirong. The organization faced emotional challenges due to the inability to access the affected area. Volunteers are providing support and communication to anxious families worldwide.

Nepal Disaster Authority issues fresh Bhote Koshi alert as river flow surges, flood threat grows
Nepal's disaster authority issued an urgent warning for the Bhote Koshi River. This alert follows recent catastrophic flash floods which caused significant damage. The death toll from the earlier floods has now tragically risen to 675 people. Emergency teams continue searching for 2,418 individuals still missing after the deluge. Four Indian nationals trapped at a hydropower project were successfully rescued.

Authorities warn of fresh rainfall in Nepal's flood-affected areas; threats rescue ops
Nepal's meteorology department warns of fresh rainfall and thunderstorms in flood-affected areas. Ongoing rescue and relief operations face disruption from the worsening crisis. An ice-rock avalanche caused a torrent of water, mud, and debris downstream. Over 600 people have died, and more than 2,400 remain missing. Rescuers continue operations amid fears of another wave of flooding.

Nepal issues new flood warning after dam breach in Tibet
Nepal authorities issued a fresh flood warning after water levels rose significantly. Rising water mixed with mud increased the risk of another dangerous flood event. A water dam on the Tibetan side reportedly burst again, raising further concerns. Rescue teams continue searching for missing people while monitoring the new flood risk. The warning covers areas around the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers.

Glare on construction activity across China-Nepal highway
Recent GLOF floods in Nepal highlight construction impacts on fragile Himalayan regions. Hectic building along China-Nepal highways has increased ecological degradation and soil erosion. Studies show construction has led to significant vegetation loss and desertification in vulnerable areas. Nearly 2,688 glacial lakes exist near China-Nepal transport corridors, increasing GLOF concerns.

Nepal’s deadly flood is a warning no one is listening to
A devastating flash flood struck Nepal's Rasuwa district, causing significant loss of life and missing persons. Hundreds of Indian pilgrims were among those missing after the disaster hit the Kailash Mansarovar route. This flood, originating from Tibet, highlights Nepal's vulnerability and lack of early warning systems. The absence of real-time data sharing with China exacerbates the situation for downstream communities.

Nepal flash floods dragged five elephants into raging currents. Three adult jumbos refused to abandon the calves. IAS officer shares how they saved the young ones
Nepal flash floods swept five wild elephants, including two young calves, into powerful currents before they reached Girijapuri Barrage in Uttar Pradesh. IAS officer Supriya Sahu said three adult elephants stayed with the struggling calves and fought the rushing water to protect them. Forest and Irrigation Department teams reduced the water force and safely guided the herd back into the forest.

India sends relief to Nepal after massive flash floods kill 8, 400 missing including 105 Indians
India is sending emergency relief materials to Nepal via air force planes. Medicines and rations are part of the government's humanitarian assistance initiative. National Disaster Response Force rescuers will also be dispatched to Nepal. Massive flash floods killed four people and left hundreds missing in northern Nepal. Many Indians and NRIs are among the missing individuals in Rasuwa district.

Nepal flash flood kills eight; damages roads, power projects
Nepal deployed helicopters after flash floods swept away villages, killing eight people. Neighboring Tibet reported major casualties and missing persons due to a mudslide. The Bhote Koshi river's high waters prevented helicopter landings in affected Nepali areas. Roads, bridges, and power projects suffered significant damage, impacting electricity supplies.

Nepal flash flood videos: Watch how tonnes of gushing muddy water swept away everything in seconds
Nepal flash flood News: A massive flash flood struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district near the Tibet border, sweeping away villages and infrastructure sites along the Bhote Koshi river. Dramatic videos show powerful currents carrying debris through the region. Authorities have launched rescue operations and urged people living near the river to move to safer areas.

ONDC CEO Thampy Koshy steps down after three years; executive committee to lead network in the interim
Koshy has been MD and CEO since the network's inception in February 2022. Before the ONDC stint, he was an advisor and partner at EY for around 11 years. Koshy had also served as executive director of National Security Depository Limited (NSDL) from 1996 to 2011.

Disaster authority of Nepal issues warning of possible heavy rainfall, requests people to be cautious
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority has warned of possible heavy rainfall in Bagmati and Koshi till Friday, urging caution due to weakened land masses and risks of landslides and floods. Partly cloudy to mostly clear weather is expected across several provinces with occasional light to moderate rains.

Apex court collegium recommends judge's transfer to Telangana High court
The collegium, also comprising justices SK Kaul, Sanjiv Khanna, BR Gavai and Surya Kant, took the decision at a meeting held on Sunday. Justice Koshy had sought his transfer out of Chhattisgarh. Acceding to his request, on July 5, the collegium proposed his transfer to the High Court of Madhya Pradesh.

ONDC can’t scale up using discounts: CEO Thampy Koshy
ONDC MD & CEO T Koshy speaks to TOI about the growth strategy, big e-commerce firms joining the network. Excerpts:

ONDC to provide opportunities for innovation, growth for startups, ecommerce ecosystem players: CEO T Koshy
Ushering in an era of open-source network for digital commerce, ONDC chief Thampy Koshy lays out the blueprint for revolutionising the Indian ecommerce landscape, one where buyers and sellers enjoy equal opportunity. At ET India Rising, powered by Visa, Koshy maps out the road ahead for India’s ONDC and the opportunities it presents for ecosystem players and startups to innovate and grow.
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