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Devotees from across the State will participate in the Padukakas procession of Sudhindra Tirtha, singing bhajans
While a section of the party has proposed fielding Karthik Premachandran, son of Kollam MP N.K. Premachandran, the move has ignited sharp resistance from members who decry the rise of dynasty politics.
Extensive rock blasting for the project has caused serious structural damage to nearby houses, rendering several of them uninhabitable, say protesters
PRAGATI was launched in 2015 to monitor and review frozen crucial programmes and projects of the central government, and flagged by State governments, for expedited completion
The Congress is reportedly unhappy with the proposal to cede the Pattambi seat to the Indian Union Muslim League
Protests erupted after Gadgil committee recommended that 37% of the Western Ghats be declared eco-sensitive. Of the 123 villages identified as ESAs, 48 were located in Idukki district. Residents were apprehensive that these recommendations would lead to forced evictions and conversion of farmland into protected forest
The victim received a message from an unknown mobile number, asking him to do an RTO challan update; it contained APK link, which the complainant believed it to be genuine and downloaded the file
The policy aims to position the State as the countrys premier deep tech hub by fostering advanced innovation, driving industrial growth, and empowering Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, while building a robust ecosystem for deep and emerging technologies to accelerate Tamil Nadus journey towards a $1 trillion economy
The party says a confused and directionless Opposition, unable to place even a single credible political issue before the people, is now suffering from deep frustration
Revanth Reddy briefs Himachal Minister about reforms ushered in education sector
Parents of both the bridegroom and the then minor bride have also been convicted of aiding the child marriage which is illegal
The bronze statue weighing 3,500 tonnes is poised to become one of the most prominent landmarks in the capital city
Ex-IPS officer Praveen Kumar says both tapping and deletion of records is lawful
Police book three officers, say investigation is on and that they will book more of those responsible for the accident, if necessary
The BRS working president says farmers of Palamuru paying the price with crop holidays
The workshop was aimed at identifying the challenges faced by farmers, and enabling existing startups to develop technology-driven solutions to address these issues
Butterfly surveys conducted over the past 25 years have documented extraordinary diversity in the sanctuary
Stating that the future belongs to women, the Chief Minister stresses the need for branding traditional handicrafts and local food products
The clarification comes a day after Congress alleged that the amendments in guidelines of the Van (Sanrakshan Evam Samvardhan) Adhiniyam, 1980, (earlier Forest Conservation Act) have opened the door for the privatisation of forest management
The States cricket association said K. Lalremruata, who represented Mizoram in Ranji and Syed Mushtaq Ali trophies, suffered a stroke while playing
This years special annual award will be presented to Meenakshi Jain, historian, Rajya Sabha MP and Padma Shri awardee
Bialiatski, 63, was released on December 13, following a deal between Minsk and Washington, that included, among other things, the United States lifting certain economic sanctions on Belarus
As many as 8,000 pilgrims from Sri Lanka and India to participate

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