Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has confirmed that 200 Telugu-speaking people are stuck in Nepal. The government has stated it is "doing everything they can to respond and help them in every possible way." To manage the situation, the Chief Minister has instructed his son, Minister Nara Lokesh, to monitor the escalation in real time. The Andhra Pradesh administration is actively working to provide assistance to those who are stranded. An Emergency Cell has been established at Andhra Bhavan in New Delhi to aid the citizens. The government is coordinating with central agencies and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu to ensure the safety and eventual return of the individuals.
Following the devastating Delhi fire at Flourish Stay on June 3 that claimed twenty-one lives, an undercover investigation by the Special Investigation Team exposed a network of unregulated guest houses in Hauz Rani.
An undercover investigation by the India Today Special Investigation Team reveals safety and regulatory violations in Delhi's Hauz Rani area following a fire in Malviya Nagar that killed twenty-one people.
Jhabua district in Madhya Pradesh faces a severe water crisis despite the implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission. Nearly 430 crore rupees have been spent on laying pipelines and building infrastructure, yet villages like Kheda, Dhundhlpura, and the Bakatpura ward of Para Panchayat remain without tap water.
The top focus of this episode of News Today is on DMK's decision to boycott the INDIA bloc meeting and the Delhi hotel fire that claimed 21 lives on Wednesday.
