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he 30th Global Professional Students Conference (Profcon) at Ahalia Campus in Kanjikode, Palakkad, has spotlighted the pressing issue of discrimination against women in professional education, particularly during internships.

The initiative has gained significance following the recent death of a mother deer and its fawn in an attack by stray dogs; DFO says awareness camps will be conducted for roadside eatery operators and walkers associations as part of efforts to prevent stray dogs from moving freely along the Forest Road and inside city park

The 750-kg gaur, which was caught in the snare laid by hunters in the eco-sensitive zone, is now undergoing treatment at Animal Rescue Centre in Visakhapatnam

Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls on BRICS to move from rule-takers to rule-shapers and proposes 10 reforms for global governance. The summit also saw the launch of commemorative stamps marking 20 years of BRICS and the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration.

Starting from Bengaluru in the morning and returning at night will not be helpful to the majority of travellers, as people mainly travel to Bengaluru for work, associations say

The Kalyana Karnataka Region Development Boards budget and programmes should be recast from a human-development perspective, with priority to education, employment, healthcare, irrigation and social infrastructure, says samiti general secretary

DMK leader Senthil Balaji says TVK will not find any wrongdoing against DMK even after years, reacting to CM Vijay reading out the ED dossier in the Assembly.

A special NIA court in Jammu issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Muhammad Saeed. Operating from Pakistan to supply arms and funds to terrorists in the Kashmir Valley, Saeed continues to evade law enforcement. The court order follows a major arms seizure in Ganderbal that exposed deep ties between local suspects and foreign terror networks.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi releases two commemorative postage stamps marking 20 years of the BRICS journey.

The Karnataka State IT/ITeS Employees Union has condemned the omission of several clauses of the Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishments Act through an amendment, which the union said would remove several safety and security measures for women working night shifts

Envisioned as a meeting point between traditional knowledge and modern scientific disciplines in 1976, the university has completed five-dacade jounrey

Tulu Wikipedia, which went live on August 6, 2016, is celebrating its 10th anniversary in Mangaluru with a range of activities

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Preliminary findings indicate that the children accidentally ingested a pesticide, which is commonly used to control pests in cardamom plantations, according to the police

Assembly passes the bill replacing GHMC Act 1955 for uniformity in rules, governance

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to arrive at the Kozhikode International Airport at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday. He will be at the Markaz from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., where he will receive the first Excellence Award instituted by the Sheikh Abubakr Foundation.

Poll panel hears Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee factions over Trinamool name and symbol ahead of October 6 Assembly byelection

While the LDF has exploited the power crisis to portray its previous government in a better light for expedient political optics ahead of the upcoming byelections in 36 local body wards in the State, Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has repeatedly sought to put the previous government on the hook for the crisis

Vizianagaram Deputy Transport Commissioner urges the public to lodge complaints with the Transport Department regarding high fares.

Keralam was supposed to receive 400 cubic feet of water during the current 15-day period, but only 100 cubic feet was being released into the Chittur River, according to the former Minister.