Mount Everest blizzard 2025: Rescue operations on; how to stay safe when caught in extreme mountain weather

A severe blizzard on Mount Everest’s Tibetan side trapped hundreds of mountaineers, prompting large-scale rescue operations. Despite efforts, some remain stranded above 4,900 meters, with fatalities reported due to hypothermia and altitude sickness. The incident highlights the unpredictable nature of high-altitude tourism and the critical need for preparation.

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Dharamshala paragliding tragedy prompts ban till Sept 15: How to spot a legit operator before you fly

A paragliding accident in Dharamshala claimed the life of a tourist from Gujarat and critically injured the pilot. The incident, involving an unregistered operator at an unapproved site, has prompted a probe and suspension of paragliding activities in Kangra. Authorities urge tourists to verify operator credentials and prioritize safety following this tragic event.

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‘In India, capital multiplies’: PM Modi in Tokyo; pitches ‘perfect partnership’ with Japan

Prime Minister Modi, during his Tokyo visit, asserted that India and Japan are uniquely positioned to guide Asia towards stability and prosperity. He highlighted India’s rapid economic growth, political stability, and transparent policies, inviting Japanese investment. Modi emphasized the potential for collaboration beyond the automotive sector, suggesting robotics, semiconductors, and nuclear energy.

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MLC 2025: Andries Gous and Glenn Maxwell power Washington Freedom to six-wicket win over MI New York; finish top two

Andries Gous’s composed innings and Glenn Maxwell’s excellent bowling performance led Washington Freedom to a six-wicket victory over MI New York in a rain-affected match. This win secured Washington a top-two finish and a spot in Qualifier 1. Despite the loss, MI New York also advanced to the playoffs due to their superior Net Run…

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Rourkela police launches integrated control room to enhance city surveillance and crime prevention

Rourkela police have launched an Integrated Control Room, a crucial part of their predictive policing initiative. This facility, equipped with 220 CCTV cameras including FRS and ANPR, will enhance city-wide surveillance and crime prevention. A community partnership model integrates over 651 private cameras, fostering citizen-police collaboration for improved safety.

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The Asian disadvantage in American med schools: Merit sidelined as lower scores win seats

Despite consistently higher MCAT scores, Asian American applicants face systemic disadvantages in medical school admissions, often losing out to candidates from other racial groups with lower scores. This bias extends beyond medicine, impacting admissions to selective U.S. colleges where Asian applicants have significantly lower odds of acceptance, even with comparable qualifications.

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California school district sues US Education Department over slashed mental health grants: Here’s what’s at stake for students

McKinleyville Union School District in California is suing the US Department of Education over sudden cuts to a $6 million federal mental health grant. The funding, vital for counsellors and crisis support, helped protect vulnerable students in Humboldt County. The lawsuit spotlights the impact of federal policy changes on school-based mental health and could influence…

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