Floods ravage history and heritage, inscribed in every street, every temple and every ghat of the ancient city.

Varanasi successfully hosted around 10 million pilgrims during the holy month of Sravan without any major incidents, thanks to elaborate arrangements by local authorities.

There’s a certain charm about seeing someone return to where it all began — the cameras flash, the lights dim and the ...

Visuals from Namo Ghat in Varansi showed Ganga river approaching danger levels, prompting heightened alert among authorities.

In Prayagraj and Varanasi, the receding water levels of the Ganga and Yamuna rivers have prompted extensive flood cleanup ...

Floods expose Varanasi’s Smart City failure as ghats drown, homes vanish, and unchecked development chokes the Ganga.

At least seven people sustained burn injuries after a fire broke out at Varanasi's Atma Veereshwar Temple late Saturday ...

Varanasi: Though water level in Ganga receded below danger level by Thursday evening, thousands of residents were left ...

Schools in most of the affected districts, including Lucknow, have been shut as a safety measure. The Ganga, Yamuna, and ...

Explore the Toyota Mobility Foundation's Sustainable Cities Challenge, awarding $3 million for innovative crowd management ...

Seven people, including the chief priest of Atma Veereshwar Temple, sustained burn injuries after a fire broke out during an ...

Exploring these hidden gems can give you an authentic taste of the city's rich culinary heritage. Jalebi with rabri is ...