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Stage set for urban local body polls in Uttarakhand

COMPETITION has intensified for the January 23 elections to the five municipal corporations in Uttarakhand.

Come Jan 26, Modi likely to flag off Delhi-Baramulla direct train

HISTORY is in making as work on the monumental 172-km Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Railway Line (USBRL) connecting Kashmir with the country's rail network is nearing completion.

Agra man kills mom, 4 sisters in Lucknow hotel over property dispute

A man, in his mid-20s, killed his four sisters and mother in connivance with his father inside a hotel room in Lucknow on Wednesday.

C'garh 1st state in country to link forest ecosystem with Green GDP

Tendu leaves, lac, honey and medicinal plants contribute significantly to rural economy

Infiltrators Coming to India to Work in Textile Mills: Sarma

ASSAM Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday dropped a bombshell claim that a section of India's textile industry is illegally \"importing\" cheap labourers from Bangladesh where the industry has taken a hard hit in the aftermath of the unrest that brought down the government of Sheikh Hasina.

Climate change, rising production costs upset Himachal's apple cart

WITH weather becoming warmer due to climate change and cost of production increasing, apple growers in Himachal Pradesh now prefer to grow stone fruits.

MT-CHETTAN: A STAUNCH ADVOCATE OF FREE SPEECH

T Vasudevan Nair, fondly known to me and countless others as \"MT-chettan\" or elder brother, was a towering figure in Malayalam literature and cinema.

India, Pak share lists of nuke installations as part of 30-yr pact

INDIA and Pakistan on Wednesday exchanged the list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral agreement that prohibits the two sides from attacking each other's such facilities, continuing with an over-three-decade practice.

Safety, Mega Infra Projects High on Rly Agenda in '24

INDIAN Railways (IR) experienced a mixed year in 2024, marked by notable progress in infrastructure and modernisation but overshadowed by frequent accidents that damaged its safety reputation.

Islamabad urged to expedite release of 183 jailed Indians

NEW DELHI urged Islamabad to expedite the release of 183 Indian nationals who have completed their prison sentences and called for immediate consular access to 18 more Indian prisoners now in Pakistani custody.

On Jan 15, 2 ships & sub to bolster Navy muscle

INDIA'S maritime capability and indigenous shipbuilding prowess get a major boost on January 15 of the new year when the Navy commissions three combat platforms—a frigate, a destroyer and a submarine.

House nod to 16 bills in '24: Govt

The crucial Aircraft Bill and Public Examination Act among the Bills passed by Parliament

Is Awareness Enough To Rattle The System?

It took one assassination to wake up America and the world to the fact that ideology and ideological opposition are, as revolutionary forces that impact society, possibly passé.

Beyond the Hype: How India Can Be an AI Powerhouse

Though Indian tech companies are investing heavily in AI, most of them are yet to move to the production stage. Robust data governance and partnerships can transform the industry

GOK's Devpt Journalism Award for TNIE scribe

THE KARNATAKA government announced the recipients of the Development and Environment Journalism Awards for the years 2017-2023 on Monday.

Pinarayi Unveils Rs 750-Cr Township Project For Victims

KERALA Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday unveiled the township project to rehabilitate the victims of the July 30 Wayanad landslides.

GPS-tagged juvenile vulture spotted

A one-year-old captive-bred juvenile white-rumped vulture, listed as critically endangered on the IUCN Red List, has flown from the Tadoba National Park in Maharashtra to Pudukkottai in Tamil Nadu.

Congress brass to decide on next KPCC chief, says Satish Jarkiholi

EVEN as the Congress high command still remains noncommittal about the appointment of a new KPCC president in place of DK Shivakumar, several party leaders continue to exert pressure on the top brass for a change of guard in the state unit of the party.

No cheers? Liquor sales dip against 'tough' target

LIQUOR sales in Karnataka saw a downward trend last year in comparison to the previous fiscal.

Vijayendra calls on Shah, seeks his 'blessings' to strengthen BJP in state

AMID the growing internal bickering in Karnataka BJP, state party chief BY Vijayendra called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Wednesday.

Change in state unit chiefs' post, talks on in Big 3 parties

EVEN as there are no big elections, except for BBMP and zilla and taluk panchayat polls likely sometime this year, talks are on to change state presidents in all three major political parties — Congress, BJP and JDS.

Farmers threaten to go on nation-wide protest if Dallewal's health deteriorates

KARNATAKA Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) state president Badagalapura Nagendra alleged that the Central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is introducing anti-farmer policies only to benefit the corporates.

Girl stabs boyfriend for neglecting phone calls

A youth was stabbed by his girlfriend in Hassan city late Tuesday night.

24 Kannada Medium Schools Shut in Chamarajanagar District in Two Years

Worried Education department officials try to draw plans to attract children to govt schools

Thousands flock to Chamundi Hills shrine to seek blessings of goddess

Thousands flock to Chamundi Hills shrine to seek blessings of goddess

Madivalas demand internal quota

SRI Veera Madivala Machidevara Sangha member and Mysuru City Congress Committee Backward Classes Unit president N R Nagesh demanded that the state government allot a site for the community to construct a hostel for the community students.

Soldier Laid To Rest At His Native In Kodagu

The cremation of soldier P P Divin, who was killed in the army vehicle accident in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, was held with full state honours in his hometown Malambi village near Alur Siddapura in Kodagu on Wednesday.

Calendar culture is vanishing with advent of smart phones

NOTED wildlife filmmaker B S Krupakar said the calendar culture is vanishing with the advent of smart phones.

No movement or pugmarks of leopard found on Infosys campus

A day after a leopard was sighted on the Infosys campus, the foresters continued the combing operation to capture the wild animal on Wednesday.

Govt will launch several development works in 2025, says Muniyappa

THE Congress government headed by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar will launch several development works in 2025, Civil Supplies Minister K H Muniyappa has said.