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Nuclear Device Lost: A Cold War secret buried in India’s Himalayas is still a grave danger to humanityHimalaya Nanda Devi Nuclear Device: A secret CIA mission in 1965 to spy on China resulted in a lost nuclear device on Nanda Devi. American ...- Floods near Nepal-China border disrupt Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimageThe Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN), an umbrella organisation of mountain tourism entrepreneurs, has reported that pilgrims t...
- Nuclear leakage in Ganga? How a secret CIA mission 60 years ago may haunt the billions in India who depend on the holy riverIn 1965, India’s top climbers carried a nuclear spying device up Nanda Devi for the CIA to watch China’s atomic tests. Bad weather forced t...
- Sikkim Elections Winners Losers List: SKM secures 2nd consecutive win. Here is the full list of winnersThe Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) secured a second consecutive term in the Himalayan state, winning 19 out of 32 assembly seats. Led by Ch...
- Sikkim CM among 16 candidates to file nomination papers for assembly pollsSikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Singh Tamang and 15 other candidates filed nomination papers for the upcoming assembly elections. Tamang a...
- BJP announces candidates for Sikkim assembly, LS pollsThe BJP announced 14 candidates for the Sikkim Legislative Assembly elections, including Dinesh Chandra Nepal for the Lok Sabha seat. The p...
- Sikkim CM Prem Singh Tamang to contest from two assembly seats, fields wife against ChamlingSikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang will contest from two assembly constituencies in the upcoming polls, while his wife Krishna Kumari ...
- P S Golay sworn in as Sikkim chief ministerEleven SKM MLAs were also administered the oath by Governor Ganga Prasad at Paljor Stadium.
- Four Indians conquer Everest without oxygen cylindersMore than 4,000 people have so far climbed the 8848-metre peak, of which only 187 people have done this without oxygen on an individual bas...
- Nepal braces for 'traffic jam' at Mt EverestMore than 3,000 people have scaled Mt Everest since 1953. Over 280 climbers have died attempting the scale the world's tallest peak.
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