Karnataka allows killing of wild boars to protect cropsThe Karnataka government has permitted killing of crop-raiding wild boars in the state. - Gujarat ignores WHO’s vaccine warning, polio virus hits back
The city is among the two places in the country which had triggered a World Health Organization (WHO) alert about the return of the Vaccine-Derived Type 2 Polio Virus (VDPV2). - Urea, the new poison for killing wild jumbos straying into farms
- Centre plans to provide fortified wheat flour for mid day meal in Rajasthan
- Litvinenko murder: A true story stranger than fiction
Just days ago, it was reported that former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, who got ready a dossier on the activities of US president Donald Trump in Russia, had gone underground. - Ponnumthuruthu likely to be a major tourism site
In a bid to develop new tourism destinations in the state, the tourism and forest departments are jointly exploring the potential of Ponnumthuruthu (Golden Island), a privately-owned island with - For these Ranis, Netaji was like King Elvis
By the end of 1944 and the beginning of 1945, the Empire of Japan was in a precarious state. And with it, the Indian National Army (INA) or Azad Hind Fauj led by Subhas Chandra Bose. One thing that - 'Netaji house' decked up for birth anniversary
- Research bureau to digitize Subhas special moments
Jawaharlal Nehru’s visit to Netaji Bhawan in 1961, Dilip Kumar Roy — a friend of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose — singing Dwijendra Lal Roy’s songs in 1963 - Kolkata sailor wins coveted award for high-seas heroics
A city-bred youth has won the coveted Lloyd’s ‘Seafarer of the Year’ award for a singular spectacle of bravery this year. - Netaji car vrooms, Tagore Humber hits funds bump
The German Wanderer that took Netaji to Gomoh station from his Elgin Road house sprung back to life recently after a thorough renovation. - Hyderabad woman back from Saudi hellhole, narrates torture tale
Dumped In Car, Forced To Go Hungry & Thirsty - No musk in mahal: Stench rises from state government apathy
It is called Mishq Mahal. Mishq meaning musk, but it does not live up to its name. For, there is no fragrance but only stench of excrement -both human and animal. This is the state of the once - Dancing cop wows commuters
- Premier British varsity to promote Bengal heritage
One of the world's top universities, SOAS, has taken the initiative to showcase Bengal's unique heritage and culture in association with non-resident Bengalis, the high point of which will be the - Macaques, hornbills under siege in Western Ghats
- 8 centuries on, Harishchandra Kavya speaks to reader in English
Eight centuries after 13th-century poet Raghavanka penned Harishchandra Kavya, the Kannada classic has been translated into English from Halegannada (Old Kannada). - Movement to revive fading textile crafts rises
Taking forward the legacy of textile artisanship, the world renowned fashion designer from Ahmedabad, Asif Shaikh, is on a mission to revive and promote heritage textile crafts that are fading into - With 3.5 lakh singers, Leuva Patels aim for Guinness anthem record
Leuva Patels will attempt a Guinness record of highest number of people singing the national anthem simultaneously Saturday when a grand temple of the community deity Khodal Mata is dedicated to the - Tamil Nadu's bull-taming hub decks up for season's first game
With the ordinance to lift the ban on jallikattu said to be in the pipeline, people in Alanganallur, where the season's first game is usually held, are all set to host it. Madurai district collector K - IIM- Ahmedabad becomes 1st business-school in country to podcast lectures
In a first, the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, will podcast lectures that are of topical interest. I - Gujarati is all Greek to pupils in rural Gujarat
Gujarat has shown marked improvement in school enrolment that has risen from 79.2% in 2014 to 86% in 2016 in students aged 11-14 years. However, in class 1, an alarming 46.3% could not recognize - 14.3% children in Gujarat are not born in hospitals: Sample Registration System
Around 14.3% of the children born in 2014 in rural Gujarat were born at their homes without any medical attention. - Gujarat among bottom 5 in keeping kids in high school
Low wages and mediocre recruitment procedure have taken a heavy toll on the crucial primary education sector in our state. Not only have lakhs of children in government primary schools been deprived
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