19 января 2026 года
The Hindu
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It aims at providing a platform for industrialists, entrepreneurs and MSMEs in North Karnataka to interact with officials of PSUs
At a session titled Love, Loss and Healing, author Andaleeb Wajid spoke about the emotional difficulty of writing her memoir Learning to Make Tea for One: Reflections on Love, Loss and Healing. In conversation with Soma Basu, she reflected on grief, the stereotypes surrounding how a grieving person is expected to behave, and her struggle to write about her own life after years of writing fiction.
As many as 19,250 mangrove seedlings are being raised under the TN-SHORE Project to protect the shoreline at three coastal villages; planting to be carried out by August before the onset of the NE monsoon
The organisations have accused the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau of showing undue haste in portraying KSEB employees as corrupt following the ‘Operation Short Circuit’ inspections in KSEB offices on January 16.
On January 8, he had written to the Chief Minister requesting the establishment of an award similar to the Jnanpith Award to honour writers at the national level
Viswanathan Anand on his legendary games and his approach to life on and off the board, in conversation with K.C. Vijaya Kumar
Norway-based Iran Human Rights says it has verified the deaths of 3,428 protesters killed by security forces, but warned that the true toll is likely to be far higher
Nadendla Manohar says ₹9,890 crore paid to 6.83 lakh farmers so far, preparations begin for Rabi procurement to avoid Kharif lapses
The session brings together government, international partners and representatives of the visually-impaired community
Farmers are the backbone of the country, while industries act as its supporting pillars, says Suresh Kumar Jain
Justice P. Velmurugan of Madras High Court refuses to accede to the YouTuber’s plea to recuse from hearing a plea to cancel the interim bail granted to him by another Bench in December
Generation Kplus features two Indians: National Award-winning Assamese filmmaker Rima Das’s coming-of-age ‘Not a Hero’, and Amay Mehrishi’s UK-India short film ‘Abracadabra’