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Hathras: People were pushing: Two sisters retell horror of stampede

Two sisters missing in the Hathras stampede incident were found by unknown persons and taken to their house. They were further then taken to the Sikandra Rao Trauma Center in Hathras for further treatment. When asked who had dropped them off, the survivor Taramati said, “We were unconscious. We didn't know where we were. When I briefly regained consciousness, I told them the address of my granddaughter, so they dropped us off, but we don’t know who dropped us.”

Indian diaspora in Russia requests first Hindu Temple in Moscow

The Indian community in Russia has requested the Russian government's permission to establish a Hindu temple. The Indian National Cultural Center “SITA” has formally submitted a request via a video message to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Rain exposes Ayodhya temple’s leaky roof

After the newly constructed Ram Mandir in Ayodhya was opened to the public, the roof started leaking during the first heavy showers.

Passenger finds blade in Air India in-flight meal

An Air India passenger claims that he found a metal blade in the food provided on the flight from Bengaluru to San Francisco on June 9. Reacting to the incident, the Tata Group-owned airline confirmed the presence of the metal blade in the meal.

Good air: Fundamental Right of every individual

The IHW Council conducted a Good Air Summit in New Delhi to discuss with environmentalists, stakeholders from various sectors, and climate experts to exchange ideas on achieving a clean and Fundamental Right resilient cities, and safer lifestyles for all on Friday, June 7.