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India releases initial tranche of $2.5 million to UNRWA for Palestinian refugees

India also announced that in addition to financial assistance, it will provide medicines to UNRWA based on the agency's specific request.

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Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins community celebrates $1 Billion transformative financial aid gift to School of Medicine

Bloomberg Philanthropies' $1 billion donation to Johns Hopkins University will make medical school tuition-free for many students and expand financial aid for various graduate programs. This transformative gift reduces financial barriers, promotes diversity, and supports future leaders in medicine, public health, business, and more, significantly impacting students' lives and careers.

Heavy rain causes landslide in Nepal leading to twin bus falling in river Trishul

Nepal landslide twin bus accident: Search operations called off with 57 still missing; one Indian among 5 bodies found

Two passenger buses carrying 65 people, including seven Indians, were carried away into the rain-swollen Trishuli River at around 3:30 am local time on July 12. Three people were able to swim to safety soon after the incident.

Former US President Donald Trump

Former US President Donald Trump escapes assassination attempt; world leaders react

The gunshots were fired soon after Trump began his address at a rally in Pennsylvania, with the former president visibly bleeding and in pain as he clutched his right ear.

Israel attacks Khan Younis in Gaza

Fresh Israeli attack on southern Gaza leaves 71 dead, 289 injured

According to an Israeli official, the strike targeted Mohammed Deif, the head of Hamas's military wing, in an "open area" where there were "only Hamas terrorists and no civilians".

Rescue operation at Trishuli River near Simaltal along the Narayanghat-Mugling Highway section in Nepal

Landslide shoves two buses into river Trishuli in Nepal, search operation continues

Officials had initially estimated that there were around 60 people on board. However, once passenger details were gathered from bus operators, the number of missing passengers was reduced to 54, including seven Indians. While the wreckage of one bus has been discovered, the search for the second bus and the missing bodies in the Trishuli River continues.

Ongoing search operation in Simaltal

Two buses hit by landslide into river Trishuli in Nepal, search operation underway for missing bodies

Both buses had a total of around 65 passengers, including seven Indians. Three people escaped by jumping from the vehicle. The wreckage of one bus has been found. The search for the second bus and the missing bodies is still ongoing.