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Keladi Shivappa Nayaka University of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences Vice-Chancellor R.C. Jagadish on Tuesday said an average of 500 acres of fallow land are being restored as paddy fields in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts every year.
Mysuru had a special place in the heart and mind of former Chief Minister S.M. Krishna, who passed away in Bengaluru in the early hours of Tuesday after an illustrious political career. The visionary leader not only spent a considerable duration of his student days in Mysuru, but also studied at Maharaja’s College in the city and received his BA degree from the University of Mysore in the 1950s.
The inductees represented battalions including SAP, Malabar Special Police, Kerala Armed Police Battalions I, II, III, IV and V, and Armed Women Police Battalion
Dharmasthala pattadhikari and Rajya Sabha Member D. Veerendra Heggade on Tuesday said the virasat, with a variety of cultural programmes and exhibitions, broadens one’s outlook to the Global level and fills everyone’s hearts.
Family of former actor Suryakantham visits Gurajada Apparao Museum, recalling his Telugu literature contributions, including 'Kanyasulkam'.
Supreme Court hears updates on prosecution of trainee doctor's murder case, discusses safety measures for medical personnel.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan formally releases the draft document at Udyama 1.0, the industry-academia government conclave
The unhygienic environs of Thathaneri crematorium in Madurai cause discomfort to the people, who visit the place to perform the last rites of their relatives. As the electric crematorium has been remaining shut for more than three months owing to maintenance, the open crematorium is in use for the public.
Residents in Ramanathapuram frustrated by recurring sewage overflow issue, impacting public health and hygiene, demand permanent solution.
The Sringeri Math Sharadambal Temple here accorded a reception to Manoj Joshi, Secretary of the Department of Land Resources in the Union Ministry of Rural Development, on Tuesday.
Senior Civil Judge emphasizes the importance of human rights, including access to basic amenities, for all citizens.