Archive: 2025 / 08 - Page 4

Historic Nedous Hotel in Gulmarg Evicted: From Nehru’s Stay to Legal Standoff

The famous Nedous Hotel in Gulmarg, once home to Jawaharlal Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten, has been taken over by authorities for unauthorised land use. With its lease expired since 1985, the century-old hotel faced legal orders and political controversy. Gulmarg Development Authority will now manage the property, with future plans tied to public auction rules.

Udhampur Sees Strong Protests and Counter-Rallies Six Years After Article 370 Abrogation

Six years after Article 370 was repealed, Udhampur saw heated demonstrations by NC and Congress demanding the return of statehood and democratic rights for Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, BJP held celebratory Tiranga rallies, highlighting development. Minor incidents occurred, echoing similar protests across the state.

Rain Looms Over India vs England 5th Test Finale at The Oval: Will Weather Decide the Winner?

Weather could steal the spotlight during the deciding day of the India vs England 5th Test at The Oval. With England close to their target and India eyeing a dramatic finish, rain chances rise sharply after midday, putting both teams’ hopes in the hands of the skies. Forecasts differ, making the final hours especially tense.

August 2025 Weather in India: Heavy Rainfall and High Temperatures Shape the Month

India's August 2025 is set for a stretch of soaring temperatures from 29°C to 36°C and frequent downpours, with most regions facing 15 to 22 rainy days. Expect muggy conditions, flooding risks, and constant shifts based on the region as the monsoon remains active.

Charak – Fair of Faith: Sudipto Sen's Folklore Horror Shakes Up Global Festival Scene

Charak – Fair of Faith, produced by Sudipto Sen, dives into the unsettling world of Charak Puja rituals in Bengal, Bihar, and Odisha. The film blends horror with a sharp social critique, has wowed audiences at Berlin and Cannes, and is sparking international conversations about faith and tradition.

Budget Dispute at Maharaja Ganga Singh University Draws Governor’s Attention

A budget clash between the Vice Chancellor of Maharaja Ganga Singh University and a local MLA has reached the Rajasthan Governor, threatening university operations. The disagreement centers on financial allocation and future plans, with B. D. Kalla also involved as a mediator. The case reflects ongoing tension between academics and politicians at Indian universities.