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Security personnel and the locals have started rescue efforts after the bus plunged into the river.

Indian registered bus plunges into Marsyangdi river, 11 confirmed dead

An Indian-registered bus has fallen into Nepal's treacherous river, resulting in loss of 11 lives. Rescue operations are currently underway at Aaina Pahara, Anbu Khaireni-2, in Tanahun district. Security personnel have commenced rescue efforts after the incident.

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More than 25 Pakistani pilgrims killed, 23 injured after bus crashes in Iran

The Pakistani pilgrims were en route to Iraq via Iran to attend the Arbaeen commemoration, which marks the 40th day of mourning for Imam Husain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad.

Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh ousted PM Sheikh Hasina faces extradition demands from Opposition party as legal cases mount

Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Aug 20 asked India to “hand her over to the government of Bangladesh in a legal way.”

Coventry university UK

UK's Coventry university leads digitization project to preserve 20,000 post-Partition documents

The collection is housed at Hamilton Studios in Mumbai and spans nearly 100 years of Indian history and encompasses over 600,000 objects, according to a university statement on Aug 20.

Bangladesh ex-PM Khaleda Zia

Bangladesh's tax authorities to unfreeze ex-PM Khaleda Zia’s bank accounts after 17 years

In August 2007, the NBR's Central Intelligence Cell directed banks to freeze the accounts of the BNP Chairperson, who has been elected Bangladesh's prime minister twice since 1990.

US says Israel accepted 'bridging proposal' for ceasefire deal, it's Hamas' turn to agree

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged Hamas to agree to a proposed ceasefire plan, emphasizing the importance of preventing further regional escalation. The US is actively working to facilitate negotiations between Hamas and Israel, with upcoming meetings scheduled in Egypt and Qatar.

Donald Trump

US security agencies blame Iran for recent hacking of Donald Trump's presidential campaign

Both Trump's and his rival Kamala Harris's campaigns had said they had been targeted by cyber attacks in recent weeks with US-based tech companies confirming that they detected such attacks.