Eshwar Mantur passes away
The Hindu
Eshwar Mantur, writer, public speaker and founder of the Basava Jnyana Gurukul orphanage, died in Honnur-Madhurkhandi village of Bagalkot district on Thursday. He suffered a heart attack at his house
Eshwar Mantur, writer, public speaker and founder of the Basava Jnyana Gurukul orphanage, died in Honnur-Madhurkhandi village of Bagalkot district on Thursday.
He suffered a heart attack at his house in the morning. He was 49.
Born in a traditional weaver family, he was attracted to Sharana philosophy at a young age. He formed Raga Rashmi, a folklore troupe, along with his friends and toured various States singing folk and Bhakti songs.
Supreme Court affirms the public's right to critique its judgments while addressing concerns over an NCERT textbook's content.
Amit Shah reviews Manipur's security, urging the CM to tackle drug cartels and aid displaced communities after ethnic violence.
Kerala's fisherfolk urge political parties to address livelihood concerns, demanding fair pricing, rule enforcement, and better support during elections.
Moderate rainfall in Visakhapatnam brings relief but causes traffic disruptions and power outages across the city.
Shubman Gill’s Gujarat Titans banks on its tried-and-tested formula
Agriculture Ministry reviews unseasonal rains' impact, assesses farm losses, and discusses relief measures for affected farmers.
Premium petrol prices rise by ₹2 per litre, but government claims no impact on the common man amidst global oil tensions.
Kum. Veerabhadrappa’s acclaimed novel Aramane has been adapted into a television serial. Kannada channel DD Chandana (Doordarshan) has launched the serial with the same name. National Award-winning filmmaker Mansore is the director behind the project,
Diya Chitale and Manav Thakkar reach semifinals, while Yashaswini Ghorpade upsets top seed Sreeja Akula at National TT Championships.
DYFI criticizes A.P.'s job calendar for failing unemployed youth, demanding a revision to include 1 lakh posts and higher age limits.
‘Lethargic’ officials who left Chambal sanctuary to the mercy of sand miners will be held liable: SC
Supreme Court holds negligent officials accountable for enabling illegal sand mining in Chambal Sanctuary, emphasizing habitat protection laws.
Work on the Srisailam Left Bank Canal tunnel resumes after 13 months, with completion targeted by 2027-end, says Minister Reddy.
Ancient ‘Vanni’ tree at Sri Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple tilts; steps on to restore it